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Froggy Jumps Match the wordsOnline version Match the words with their definitions. by Gissela Muñoz 1 To look at something to see if it is correct or complete. a Check b Inventory c Running low 2 A list of all the food and supplies in a restaurant. a Stock b Updated c Inventory 3 When there is not much of something left. a Report b Running low c Keep 4 When something is changed to the newest information. a Report b Updated c Track 5 All the products or ingredients a restaurant has. a Stock b Inventory c Storage room 6 A document with important information, usually about work. a Management b Label c Report 7 To follow or know what is happening with something. a Keep b Track c Waste 8 Boxes or food that arrive at the restaurant. a First-in, first-out b Expiration date c Supply deliveries 9 A piece of paper or sticker with information on a product. a Waste b First-in, first-out c Label 10 The act of receiving food or boxes at the restaurant. a Arrive b Deliveries c First-in, first-out 11 A place where food or items are kept in the kitchen. a Storage room b Management c Supply deliveries 12 The last day you can use or eat something safely. a Expiration date b Label c Waste 13 A system to use the oldest products first. a Expiration date b First-in, first-out c Save money 14 The way of organizing and controlling something. a Management b Waste c Stock 15 When you throw away food or materials that could be used. a Keep b Save c Waste 16 To keep money and not spend too much. a Save money b Waste money c Check money

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Match the wordsOnline version

by Gissela Muñoz

To look at something to see if it is correct or complete.

A list of all the food and supplies in a restaurant.

When there is not much of something left.

When something is changed to the newest information.

All the products or ingredients a restaurant has.

A document with important information, usually about work.

To follow or know what is happening with something.

Boxes or food that arrive at the restaurant.

A piece of paper or sticker with information on a product.

The act of receiving food or boxes at the restaurant.

A place where food or items are kept in the kitchen.

The last day you can use or eat something safely.

A system to use the oldest products first.

The way of organizing and controlling something.

When you throw away food or materials that could be used.

To keep money and not spend too much.