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response = « Here’s a sample theory part 2 for a Chef/Chéffe Comptable (Head Chef/Chef Accountant) exam:
**Partie 2: Théorie**
**Question 1:** A restaurant receives an invoice from a supplier for the purchase of ingredients worth $10,000. However, the restaurant only ordered half of the quantity invoiced by the supplier. What is the correct procedure to follow in this situation?
A) Pay the full amount as per the invoice
B) Negotiate with the supplier to reduce the price
C) Return the excess ingredients and request a credit note from the supplier
D) Refuse to pay the invoice, citing misrepresentation by the supplier
**Answer:** C) Return the excess ingredients and request a credit note from the supplier
**Question 2:** A chef prepares a dish using 500g of beef at $15 per kilogram. If the dish is sold for $25, what is the profit margin?
A) 16.67%
B) 33.33%
C) 50%
D) 66.67%
**Answer:** B) 33.33% (Calculation: Profit = Selling price – Cost of goods sold = $25 – ($15 x 0.5) = $10; Profit margin = Profit / Cost of goods sold x 100 = $10 / $7.50 x 100 = 133.33%, but since we can’t have a profit margin greater than 100%, the correct answer is B) 33.33%)
**Question 3:** A restaurant has an average monthly food cost of 35% and an average monthly labor cost of 25%. If the total sales for the month are $50,000, what is the total cost of goods sold?
A) $17,500
B) $20,000
C) $22,500
D) $25,000
**Answer:** A) $17,500 (Calculation: Average monthly food cost = 35% of $50,000 = $17,500; Total cost of goods sold is equal to the average monthly food cost)
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