Certified Dietary Manager (CDM) Practice Exam

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What is a selective menu?

A menu that is only available for a single day
A fixed menu that does not change
A menu where clients can make choices prior to meal service
A menu designed for buffet-style service

The correct answer is: A menu where clients can make choices prior to meal service

A selective menu refers to a type of meal planning that allows clients or diners the opportunity to choose from a variety of options prior to meal service. This approach caters to individual preferences and dietary needs, offering flexibility and personalization that can enhance the dining experience. Clients might select from different main dishes, sides, or desserts depending on what is offered, which can improve customer satisfaction and ensure that meals are more enjoyable. In contrast, other options describe menus with limited flexibility. A menu that is available for only a single day would not typically allow for client choice, as it is temporary and fixed to that day. A fixed menu suggests a standard list of dishes that remain unchanged, further limiting the ability for selection. Lastly, a menu designed for buffet-style service often involves self-service where diners can choose what they want at the time but does not represent the concept of 'selective' in the context of pre-meal choice.