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NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
NOVEMBER 2018
HOSPITALITY STUDIES
Time: 3 hours 200 marks
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SECTION A
QUESTION 1 MULTIPLE CHOICE
Answer these questions in the multiple-choice Answer Sheet in the inside front cover of
your Answer Book. Make a cross (X) in the box corresponding to the letter representing
the answer that you consider to be the most correct.
1.1 The … system, is a centralised system that assists restaurant employees to
complete their daily tasks, e.g. food and beverage orders.
A point-of-sales
B kitchen management
C front of house
D back-office
1.2 The … verifies the accuracy and completeness of guest and non-guest
accounts against the departmental transaction reports.
A reservations officer
B front office cashier
C night auditor
D operational auditor
1.3 The market … is/are goals that the entrepreneur sets for himself.
A objectives
B forces
C segmentation
D mix
1.4 … is an example of a non-revenue generating area.
A Room service
B Security
C Laundry
D Bars
1.5 Establishments with "on-consumption" licenses are allowed to …
A serve liquor with an ordinary meal.
B let guests remove open bottles from their premises.
C serve liquor without an ordinary meal.
D sell liquor to guests to consume in their rooms.
1.6 Menu engineering refers to data about …
A serving styles, colour and variety of food.
B menu and nutritional value of ingredients.
C sales volumes, cost and profit of each dish on the menu.
D dietary needs, format and layout.
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1.7 A characteristic of a formal dinner:
A a minimum of fifty to one hundred guests.
B an honorary meal.
C used for breakfasts, luncheons and dinners.
D held for smaller groups of people.
1.8 A characteristic of a banquet menu:
A can consist of five, eight, nine or twelve courses.
B presentation is simple and style of service informal.
C presentation is elaborate and style of service formal.
D served in the evenings only.
1.9 Tiny, bite-sized savoury snacks that consist of a base, topping and garnish
are called …
A boucheés.
B canapés.
C barquettes.
D croûtons.
1.10 … are different kinds of raw vegetables served on a platter with a dip.
A Crudités
B Canapés
C Croûtes
D Croûtons
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QUESTION 2 MATCH THE COLUMNS
Match the pastry product in Column B and a characteristic in Column C to the type of
pastry in Column A. Write only the number, letter and Roman letter in your Answer Book.
For example: 2.6 J xi.
Column A Column B Column C
Type of pastry Pastry product Characteristics
2.1 Choux A Samoosas i Small with no cavity.
2.2 Phyllo B Mille feuilles ii Crumbly texture.
2.3 Shortcrust C Rumaki iii Delicate with light flaky layers.
2.4 Purr D Beignets iv Thick, tough crust.
2.5 Puff E Quiche v Made from flour and water.
F Brochettes vi Made from flour, water and eggs.
G Baklava vii Crisp with a cavity.
H Fritots viii Thin, crisp, flaky crust.
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QUESTION 3
3.1 From the list below, select FOUR safe purchasing practices which need to
be adhered to when doing online shopping. Write only the letters next to the
number.
A Click on any possible hyperlink.
B Use the most recent version of your web browser.
C Always use a secure web browser.
D Do business with a wide variety of organisations.
E Purchases should be made by credit card.
F Use the oldest, most reliable web browser.
G Make sure you are on the correct website. (4)
3.2 In each of the following, select the ODD one out and provide a reason for
your choice.
3.2.1 Refrigeration / Sterilisation / Pasteurisation (2)
3.2.2 Tofu / Tatins / Tempeh (2)
3.2.3 Brut / Demi-Sec / Charmat (2)
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SECTION B
QUESTION 4
Read the information below and answer the questions that follow.
4.1
The biggest fast food franchises in South Africa in 2017
Fast food franchise growth in South Africa has slowed over the past year, with the total
number of chains declining year on year from over 4 841 stores in May 2016 to around
4 780 stores in May 2017.
KFC still reigns supreme as South Africa's favourite fast food brand, with 840 stores
spread across the country. Steers holds onto its second place spot with 542 stores, while
Wimpy and Debonairs fight for third with 492 and 473 stores, respectively.
South Africa's new fast food and confectionery players continued their start in the country,
with Starbucks now with four open stores, Krispy Kreme doubling up to eight, and Dunkin
Donuts and Baskin Robbins with six outlets in the Western Cape as their starting point.
[Adapted: <https://businesstech.co.za/news/lifestyle/173585/the-biggest-fast-food-franchises-in-south-
africa-in-2017>]
4.1.1 Explain the term "franchise". (2)
4.1.2 Identify TWO personality traits necessary for someone wanting to
start up a franchise. (2)
4.1.3 Describe what is meant by a sustainable business. (3)
4.1.4 In your opinion, explain why the fast food franchise growth in South
Africa has declined "from over 4 841 stores in May 2016 to around
4 780 stores in May 2017". (2)
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4.2 Study the following advertisements and answer the questions that follow:
31.95
for Party of 4-5
$
1 Popcorn
Chicken
1,5L 1 med
Pepsi Coleslaw
2 med
Whipped
Potato
8 pcs
[Adapted: <https://www.google.co.za/search/kfc>
<https://www.google.co.za/searchsteers+advertisement+family+meal>]
4.2.1 Identify the target market for each advertisement. (2)
4.2.2 Evaluate the effectiveness of the written information on each
advertisement. (4)
4.3 Draw a detailed mind map showing all the necessary information required in
a business plan. (15)
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QUESTION 5
5.1 Examine the ingredients list for Kreme Doughnuts below and answer the
questions that follow.
Kreme doughnut recipe
Time: 2 hrs 30 min
Yield: 24 Doughnuts
Ingredients for doughnuts
15 g yeast
60 ml water
355 ml lukewarm milk
120 ml sugar
[Source: <https://www.google.co.za/search/
5 ml salt
krispykremedoughnut>]
2 eggs
120 ml shortening
1 180 ml flour
Canola oil
5.1.1 Convert the following ingredients from millilitres to grams
120 ml sugar
120 ml shortening
1180 ml flour
using the conversion table below. Show all your calculations.
Ingredients Conversion Unit bought Price per unit
250 ml sugar 200 g 2 kg R41,99 (2)
250 ml shortening 230 g 500 g R42,00 (2)
250 ml flour 120 g 2,5 kg R30,99 (2)
5.1.2 Use the calculated conversions (Question 5.1.1) and calculate the
price for each ingredient. (6)
5.2 Use the information below to answer the question that follows.
Ingredients of the total recipe: R78,90
One chef @ R100 per hour
Overhead cost @ R25,00
Calculate the selling price of one doughnut if you want to make 50% nett
profit. (3)
5.3 5.3.1 Differentiate between a cocktail function and a finger lunch. (4)
5.3.2 What is a "cocktail dînatoire". (1)
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QUESTION 6
6.1 Read the article below and answer the questions that follow.
KFC responds, store closed until further notice after washing chicken on floor
08 May 2015 – 17:09 by Bernice Maune
Full, uncooked chicken on a bare, filthy brown floor was seemingly washed down
by KFC staff in two images which recently went viral.
In the two images, men can be seen using a hose to stream large amounts of
water onto the chicken which is laid bare on the floor. The uncooked poultry
pieces are contained in buckets in one image with blood and water streaming
down the ground. The background looks like a warehouse where KFC deliveries
are stored.
The store has been closed until further notice as KFC investigates.
[Source: <https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2015-05-08-kfc>]
6.1.1 Write out the acronym OHSA in full. (1)
6.1.2 Name FOUR practices that can be implemented by all staff to
improve the poor hygiene standards. (4)
6.1.3 "The fast food store was closed until further notice."
List FIVE possible penalties KFC can face if they do not comply with
the OHSA. (5)
6.2 6.2.1 Tuberculosis (TB) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) are
interrelated.
In a short paragraph explain this statement. (4)
6.2.2 Evaluate the accuracy of the following statement:
An HIV-positive food preparation staff member is not a health risk to any
guest receiving food, but a staff member with TB is not allowed to work
in a kitchen.
(6)
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QUESTION 7
7.1 Study the illustration of a beef carcass below and answer the questions that
follow:
1
2 5 8 16
10 13
14
11 15
4 12
6
9 17
3
3 7
[Source: <https://www.google.co.za/search?q=beef+carcass+cutsa>]
7.1.1 Name the following meat cuts:
(a) 14
(b) 12
(c) 6
(d) 2 (4)
7.1.2 From the cuts, select the number that is used to make burger patties. (1)
7.2 7.2.1 Name and describe the process that takes place when meat is
stored in the freezer in damaged packaging. (3)
7.2.2 Explain the correct method for thawing the patties and why this is
necessary. (2)
7.3 List THREE advantages of using soya mince in burger patties. (3)
7.4 Provide THREE reasons why people choose to follow a vegetarian lifestyle. (3)
7.5 Describe the following vegetarian products:
7.5.1 Miso (2)
7.5.2 Hummus (2)
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QUESTION 8
Consider the desserts below on Mugg & Bean's menu and answer the questions
that follow.
(A) Lemon Meringue (B) Chocolate Mousse (C) Crème Caramel
[Source: <https:www.google.co.za/desserts/midstream/muggandbean>]
8.1 Classify the desserts. Write only the letter and classification. (3)
8.2 Discuss TWO factors that will influence the foaming ability of the egg white
when preparing the meringue. (2)
8.3 Differentiate between a chocolate mousse, Bavarian cream and chiffon,
with reference to the use of eggs. (3)
8.4 Crème brûlèe and crème caramel are similar. What is the main difference? (2)
8.5 Briefly describe the three-phase process of using powdered gelatine in
preparing chocolate mousse. (6)
8.6 Shortcrust pastry is used for the shell of the lemon meringue. Explain the
following processes used when preparing this shell:
8.6.1 Docking (2)
8.6.2 Blind baking (2)
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QUESTION 9
9.1 Name the class of wine that matches each of the descriptions below.
A Alcohol is filtered; less than 1% remains.
B Carbon dioxide bubbles injected into wine.
C Grapes fermented and nothing is added.
D Spirits are added to wine to stop the fermentation process. (4)
9.2 Briefly describe the following processes involved in wine making:
9.2.1 Pressing (2)
9.2.2 Fermentation (3)
9.3 State the importance of the following information that appears on a wine
label:
9.3.1 Cultivar (2)
9.3.2 Harvest year (2)
9.3.3 Producer (2)
9.3.4 Authenticity seal (2)
9.3.5 Flavour description on the back label (2)
9.4 State the volume of a "shot". (1)
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QUESTION 10
10.1 Give FOUR advantages of preserving food. (4)
10.2 Name the ingredient in oranges that contributes to the jelly-like consistency
during jam making. (1)
10.3 Name the natural preservative used in the preparation of jam. (1)
10.4 List FOUR specifications to consider when selecting the correct container to
bottle jam. (4)
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QUESTION 11
11.1 Food service staff needs to look professional.
Describe how this can be achieved. (3)
11.2 Study the cover below and answer the questions that follow:
[Source: <https://www.google.co.za/table/setting>]
(a) Identify the type of menu offered. Motivate your choice. (2)
(b) List the correct order of the courses that will be served. (5)
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SECTION C
QUESTION 12
Consider the following statements:
FAST FOOD – The reason for health issues!
FAST FOOD – The manageable food source for the
modern person
Using the Source material A–D provided below as well as your own knowledge, discuss
your opinion on the above statements in the form of a 1–1½ page essay.
To answer the question, you are expected to:
• Present an argument that convincingly supports your view point.
• Examine the source material carefully and use the information in the sources to best
develop your argument.
• Integrate your own knowledge and experience into your argument.
SOURCE A SOUTH AFRICAN FAST FOOD MEALS FOR KIDS AMONG THE
MOST UNHEALTHY IN THE WORLD
KFC South Africa's kids chicken burger has one of the highest salt contents in the world, packing
2,91 grams of salt in a single meal – over half the daily recommended salt intake for an adult.
The study found that children are being served worryingly high amounts of salt by popular fast
food chains – with 82% (134 of 163) of meals containing more than 1g of salt.
Top 5 most salt-loaded kids meals
Salt per meal
# Meal Country
(grams)
1 KFC Popcorn Nuggets Kids Meal Costa Rica 5,34
2 Burger King Cheeseburger Colombia 4,82
3 McDonald's Mc Crispy Chicken Costa Rica 4,81
4 KFC Popcorn Nuggets Kids Meal United States 4,28
5 KFC Chicken Little Kids Meal United States 4,23
"All children, regardless of where they are from, should be able to enjoy the occasional meal out,
as a treat, without putting their health at risk."
[Source: <https://businesstech.co.za/news/lifestyle/96199/south-african-fast-food-meals-for-kids-among-the-
most-unhealthy-in-the-world/>]
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SOURCE B SA'S CHILDREN EAT TOO MUCH JUNK FOOD, SAYS
DISCOVERY
25 May 2017 – 05:01 Tamar Kahn
South African children eat too much junk food, spend too much time in front of screens and do
not get enough exercise, putting them at risk of a host of life-threatening diseases in later life,
according to a study released on Wednesday by Discovery Health.
The government was introducing sound policies to improve children's nutrition, such as a tax on
sugar-sweetened beverages, but parents, schools and communities could do much more,
Lambert said.
Many children are not getting nutrient diversity in their diets, which are often heavy on cheap
carbohydrates and low on fruit and vegetables, said the report.
[Source: <https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/national/health/2017-05-25-sas-children-eat-too-much-junk-
food-says-discovery/>]
SOURCE C FAST FOOD: THE HEALTHY CHOICES
21 April 2014
Takeouts are blamed for obesity and diabetes – but here are some you can eat without
worrying.
Fast food is generally an unbalanced way of eating. Most people opt for bread, chips, pizza,
processed meats, cheese and fried products, Aginsky says. They tend to be low in fibre and high
in salt, increasing the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, cancer and strokes.
Limit takeaways to once a week or once every two weeks – and opt for a healthy meal.
What makes a fast-food meal unhealthy is its high kilojoule, fat and salt content. You become
very thirsty in response to the high salt content of fast foods, which is why you tend to drink
sweet cool drinks with them.
[Source: <https://www.news24.com/You/Archive/fast-food-the-healthy-choices-20170728-2>]
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SOURCE D THE HEALTHIEST FAST FOOD MEALS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Nearly every fast food chain, from McDonald's to KFC, lists healthy meal options on their menus,
and at worst would wipe off 22% of the daily required kilojoule intake of an adult.
McDonald's: Order one solitary McDonald's hamburger – at 1,092 kJ per burger. These are the
healthiest available, as long as you have nothing else with it.
Nando's: Introduced the Vitality meal, which is as filling as it is lean. It comes with a grilled
chicken breast, braaied mielie and a regular Portuguese salad.
Steers: Chicken is the way to go. While the home of the King Steer Burger has smaller "Get Real"
burger options available, these are the burgers used in kids meals, so we chose the standard
burgers.
Debonairs: The healthiest pizza available at Debonairs is the "real deal" (small) vegetarian pizza.
Not bad for the franchise that offers South Africa's most calorie-packed meal for one.
Burger King: Burger King's healthiest option is also of the chicken variety – the Tendergrill
chicken burger.
KFC: Known for its greasy deep fried chicken goodness, has the healthy eater at heart. A grilled
chicken burger.
Wimpy: The healthiest "meal" on the Wimpy menu is a Greek Salad. But because we're excluding
salads, the grilled chicken mayo wrap, is the healthiest option. A toasted ham, cheese and
tomato is actually healthier but comes with a full portion of chips (over 1,800 kJ).
Roman's Pizza: The vegetarian pizza option is the healthiest at this franchise. Roman's small
vegetarian pizza is the heaviest "healthy" meal out of all the franchises listed.
[Source: <https://businesstech.co.za/news/lifestyle/100574/the-healthiest-fast-food-meals-in-south-africa/>]
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Rubric to mark Section C Question 12
Mark
0–1 mark 2 marks 3 marks 4 marks
Allocated
Use of Makes superficial A few appropriate Several and Makes full use of
sources reference to one or references made appropriate the sources.
more sources. to sources. references made 4
to sources.
Use of Some relevant Some relevant Many relevant Many relevant
own facts given beyond facts given beyond facts given beyond facts given beyond
knowledge the sources to the sources to the sources to sources to support
support argument. support argument. support argument. argument. 4
AND AND
Integrated into the Integrated into
argument. argument well.
Content Essay is not about Discusses fast Discusses Discusses
Relevance the statements food but superficial statements statements
regarding fast or no reference to referring to thoroughly
food. health implications. ingredients of referring to
fast food, health ingredients of fast
4
implications and food and range of
some examples. health implications
(diseases and
allergies), giving
relevant examples.
Quality of Writing consists of Reasoning correct Supports the Strongly supports
argument facts with little but hard to follow. position. a clear position.
linkage or Some linkage Reasoning is clear. Reasoning is very
reasoning. evident. Minor errors in clear and succinct.
4
flow. Flow is logical,
Linkage showing evidence
sometimes of clear
missed. understanding.
Fairness, i.e. One counter At least two
argument opinion given. counter opinions 2
against given.
Presentation Tone is consistent. Tone mature.
Good and Excellent and
appropriate appropriate use of
language. language.
Mostly appropriate Correct
paragraphing. paragraphing with 2
Introduction and good transitions.
conclusion have Interesting
merit. introduction,
satisfying
conclusion.
20 marks
Total: 200 marks
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