Which menu translates to 'of the day' and can change daily?

Which menu translates to 'of the day' and can change daily?

• A. A la carte menu
• B. Du jour menu
• C. Cycle menu
• D. Static menu

Answer: (B)

Du jour translates to “of the day,” and in menus it marks dishes that are prepared for that day and can change daily. This is exactly what the prompt describes—a menu item that can vary from day to day, highlighting daily specials or fresh offerings. An a la carte menu refers to pricing items individually rather than describing daily changes. A cycle menu rotates a set group of items over a period (like a week or month) but isn’t inherently daily. A static menu stays the same over time without daily changes. So the term that best fits “of the day” and can change daily is du jour.

Du jour translates to “of the day,” and in menus it marks dishes that are prepared for that day and can change daily. This is exactly what the prompt describes—a menu item that can vary from day to day, highlighting daily specials or fresh offerings.

An a la carte menu refers to pricing items individually rather than describing daily changes. A cycle menu rotates a set group of items over a period (like a week or month) but isn’t inherently daily. A static menu stays the same over time without daily changes. So the term that best fits “of the day” and can change daily is du jour.