Equipment
Table Etiquette
Measuring
My Plate
100

The thing where you cut up ingredients. 

A cutting board
100

True or false

You must wait for the host to sit before eating

True

100

The abbreviation(s) for tablespoon

T and tbsp

100

The five food groups we need to eat each day. 

Fruits, vegetables, grains, protein, dairy

200

The thing you use to measure out liquids

Liquid measuring cup

200

How should the food be passed around the table. 

In a clockwise manner

200

What does "tbs" stand for?

Tablespoon

200

The amount of fruits you need to consume.

2 cups
300

What equipment do you use to saute foods with?

Saute Pan or Skillet

300

Should you get bigger portions of food if it's your favorite food?

No you should still get a small portion to save food for others.

300

What does "oz" stand for?

Ounces

300

What is considered a grain that should be on your plate? (more than one right answer)

Rice, oats, wheat, pasta, tortillas, or bread

400

What can you use to measure the grams and weight of your ingredients?

A scale

400

Is it rude to grab something from across the table?

Yes

400

What does "L" stand for?

Liter

400

The total amount of cups for vegetables and dairy

4.5 cups

500
What do you use for draining wet foods?

Strainer

500

What do you use the three plates for at a table setting?

Salad plate, service plate (main plate), and bread plate

500

What does "Ib" stand for?

Pound

500

The amount of protein you need each day.

0.8 g per kg of body weight