lesson_2_hospitality

CLICK “EDIT THIS PAGE” TO BEGIN. EVERY NOW AND THEN CLICK “SAVE” AND THEN “EDIT THIS PAGE” AGAIN. =Lesson 2=

If you were asked to compare (concentrating on the similarities) of coffee and tea what information might you give? e.g. colour were you got it,flavour,colour,whats in it. If you were to contrast (concentrating on the differences) of a cafeteria and a fancy restaurant what information might you give? e.g. cutlery (plastic at the cafeteria)what food is sold there,tables setting,cutley,prices.

Underline the keywords (highlight the word and press U or click on the __U__ above) of the following (that is, which words would be useful in a Google search?):
 * Maggie Beer is a __chef__ from South Australia
 * __Mudcake__ has many __ingredients__
 * A __concierge__ has many __duties__

What are some synonyms of the following ? Icecream-**dessert** Hotel-**acommadtion,inn,motel** Cutlery-**knivies,forks,spoons** Reservation-**booking a table,hotel rooms**

What would be the best source/s of information for the following : (e.g. library catalogue, internet, encyclopaedia/dictionary, etc.) The amount of coffee harvested last month in Brazil :**internet** The resources this library has on napkin-folding :**library** How to mix cocktails :**catalogue** The meaning of “gastronomique” **enclopaedia** Internet You may __underline__ more than one answer for each question Which search will best find information about Slow Food? A) slow food B) **“slow food”**

Which website would be more likely to have **reliable** information? A) __**www.eufic.org (European Food Information Council**__) B) www.burgerme.co.uk (Burger me : a blog)

Which information is likely to be **current**? A) Cook book B) Encyclopaedia C) **Weekend newspaper food supplement**

Which information is most likely to be **relevant** for the average food-lover? A) Papers from a conference B) A school project C) **A restaurant review in the newspaper**

Citing an article in a bibliography is easy. Here are the instructions, plus an example in the [|APA] (American Psychological Association) style : Author's surname, initials (date), Title of article. //Title of Journal//, //volume number// (issue number), page numbers of article. Harlow, H. F. (1983). Fundamentals for preparing psychology journal articles. //Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology, 55//, 893-896. How would you cite in a bibliography the article I gave you? Lethlean, J. (2006). gourmet traveller.all stocked up,september 2006,60-62.