09. The Restaurant Company (TRC) Restaurant Consulting Certification Exam – Final Exam
Welcome to the TRC Restaurant Consulting Program Final Exam. This assessment is designed to evaluate your understanding of core concepts, frameworks, and strategies covered across all courses, including operations, financial management, menu engineering, leadership, marketing, guest experience, and consulting practices. The exam will test your ability to apply knowledge, recognize industry best practices, and demonstrate competency in areas essential for a successful restaurant consultant.
Instructions
- The exam consists of 47 questions: Multiple Choice, True/False, and Matching/Terminology.
- Read each question carefully before answering.
- For Multiple Choice, select the single best answer.
- For True/False, mark each statement as True (T) or False (F).
- For Matching/Terminology, correctly match each term with its definition.
- This is a timed exam. You must complete it within the allotted time.
- A passing score of 75% or higher is required to successfully complete the assessment.
- Please note: Retakes may be subject to a fee.
- Answer all questions; unanswered questions will be marked as incorrect.
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Question 1 of 47
1. Question
Which of the following is not a principle of menu pricing psychology?
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Question 2 of 47
2. Question
A restaurant’s prime cost includes:
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Question 3 of 47
3. Question
Which leadership style is characterized by staff involvement in decision-making?
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Question 4 of 47
4. Question
A situational leadership approach is most effective when:
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Question 5 of 47
5. Question
Which expansion model allows a brand to scale rapidly with limited capital expenditure?
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Question 6 of 47
6. Question
Recipe standardization primarily helps to:
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Question 7 of 47
7. Question
Which KPI is most relevant when measuring guest experience improvements?
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Question 8 of 47
8. Question
Which marketing tactic supports both brand consistency and local adaptation?
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Question 9 of 47
9. Question
In a feasibility study, which section evaluates potential revenue and costs for a new location?
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Question 10 of 47
10. Question
Which of the following is a key risk of franchising?
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Question 11 of 47
11. Question
Bundling menu items is an example of which menu psychology principle?
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Question 12 of 47
12. Question
Which is a key consideration in international expansion?
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Question 13 of 47
13. Question
Which type of leadership best supports innovation and employee engagement?
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Question 14 of 47
14. Question
Inventory and supplier management primarily focuses on:
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Question 15 of 47
15. Question
A high-volume restaurant struggling with slow service should first:
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Question 16 of 47
16. Question
Standardizing recipes helps restaurants:
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Question 17 of 47
17. Question
A feasibility study should include all the following except:
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Question 18 of 47
18. Question
Transformational leaders primarily:
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Question 19 of 47
19. Question
Guest journey mapping is useful for:
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Question 20 of 47
20. Question
Anchoring on a menu refers to:
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Question 21 of 47
21. Question
Decoy effect is used to:
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Question 22 of 47
22. Question
Which leadership style focuses on serving staff first?
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Question 23 of 47
23. Question
Which is a benefit of tracking KPIs?
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Question 24 of 47
24. Question
Effective franchising requires:
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Question 25 of 47
25. Question
Price-ending psychology (e.g., $9.99 vs. $10) is used to:
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Question 26 of 47
26. Question
Price-ending psychology affects guest perception.
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Question 27 of 47
27. Question
Employee satisfaction has little effect on guest experience.
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Question 28 of 47
28. Question
Franchise agreements must define intellectual property ownership.
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Question 29 of 47
29. Question
Consultants only identify problems; they do not recommend solutions.
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Question 30 of 47
30. Question
Operational assessments should include FOH and BOH.
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Question 31 of 47
31. Question
Anchoring and decoy effects are examples of menu psychology.
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Question 32 of 47
32. Question
Workflow optimization does not impact guest satisfaction.
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Question 33 of 47
33. Question
Recipe standardization reduces waste and ensures cost control.
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Question 34 of 47
34. Question
Feasibility studies are only needed for new restaurants.
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Question 35 of 47
35. Question
Bundling menu items encourages guests to purchase more.
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Question 36 of 47
36. Question
Transformational leadership discourages innovation.
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Question 37 of 47
37. Question
Guest journey mapping identifies pain points and opportunities to delight.
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Question 38 of 47
38. Question
Prime cost includes all operating expenses.
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Question 39 of 47
39. Question
KPIs are measurable metrics for monitoring operations, finances, and guest experience.
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Question 40 of 47
40. Question
Franchising allows rapid expansion with standardized operations.
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Question 41 of 47
41. Question
Please match the following definitions (below) by sliding them in the same order as their corresponding terms…..
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A. Anchoring
B. Prime Cost
C. Workflow Optimization
D. Decoy Effect
E. KPI
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Labor + Food cost
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Reducing inefficiencies via process mapping
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Measurable performance metric
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Creating perception of value by presenting high-priced items first
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Offering a high-priced option to make mid-range items appear reasonable
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Question 42 of 47
42. Question
Please match the following definitions (below) by sliding them in the same order as their corresponding terms…..
A. Servant Leadership
B. Recipe Standardization
C. Feasibility Study
D. Guest Journey Mapping
E. Transformational Leadership
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Evaluating market potential, competition, costs, and operations
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Focus on staff growth and support
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Ensuring consistent portion, taste, and cost
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Mapping guest experience touchpoints
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Inspiring staff through vision and motivation
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Question 43 of 47
43. Question
Please match the following definitions (below) by sliding them in the same order as their corresponding terms…..
A. Prime Location
B. Bundling & Combo Offers
C. Anchoring Effect
D. Menu Psychology
E. Franchising
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Licensing a business model for others to operate
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High-traffic, visible, and accessible site
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Using design and pricing to influence guest decisions
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Encourages guests to purchase multiple items
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Presenting high-priced items to influence perception
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Question 44 of 47
44. Question
What is the primary purpose of a restaurant’s Profit & Loss (P&L) statement?
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Question 45 of 47
45. Question
In a feasibility study, which section would most likely include an analysis of foot traffic and local competition?
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Question 46 of 47
46. Question
What is one major risk of expanding too quickly in a restaurant group?
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Question 47 of 47
47. Question
Which of the following would most effectively increase check averages without raising prices?