A seventeen-course classic French menu is served this way:
1. Hors-d'oeuvre
2. Potages (soup)
3. Oeufs (eggs)
4. Farineux (pasta and rice dishes)
5. Poisson (fish)
6. Entree
7. Sorbet
8. Releve
9. Roti (roast)
10. Legumes (vegetables)
11. Salade (salad)
12. Buffet froid (cold buffet)
13. Entremets (sweets)
14. Fromage (cheese)
15. Savoureux (savouries)
16. Dessert (fruit)
17. Beverages
Scope is the material or skills that is to be taught, and sequence is the order in which you teach the information.
The sequence of the text or story.
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There are 17 courses in a classic menu sequence. Beginning with hors-d'oeuvres, soup, eggs, and pasta. Following this comes fish, entree, sorbet, relive, roast, vegetables, salad, cold buffet, sweets, cheese, savories, and fruit. The menu ends with beverage.
start menu classic & standard
type of menu offered and the sequence and ethics
standardized menu
A menu that rarely changes is static.
A menu that rarely changes is static.
They look different.
To exit the menu press escape. (ESC)
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A sequence is a function with domain a set of successive integers