Lesson 10 Review Quiz

Which of the following is the most likely explanation why Australia is not in the top 10 countries for number of visitors but is in the top 10 countries for tourist spending?

• Only wealthy people visit Australia

• Australia is so far from other countries that it is expensive to travel there and therefore tourists will spend more doing everything as they are not likely to return.

• Australian products are highly desired by tourists from other countries.

• Australian business are very skilled at convincing tourists to spend their money.

What can you conclude about the economy and standard of living of the top 10 countries that spend money on tourism?

• Economy is poor and standard of living is low.

• Economy is poor and standard of living is high

• Economy is strong and standard of living is high

• Economy is strong and standard of living is low

Which of the following is a factor that has influenced travel to Australia over time?

• Improved wildlife in Australia

• Improved hotels in Australia

• Improved flights to Australia

• Improved cars in Australia

Which of the following is a factor that has influenced travel to Australia over time?

• Improved clothing options around the world

• Improved luggage options around the world

• Improved climate around the world

• Improved working conditions and salaries around the world

Which of the following is a factor that has influenced travel to Australia over time?

• Development and access to the internet

• Development of Australia's road network

• Development of international companies

• Development of long bridges between countries

Are Tourists visiting Australia an interconnection between Australia and the world through tourism?

• Yes

• No

Are Australians spending money in Australia an interconnection between Australia and the world through tourism?

• Yes

• No

Which of the following describes the value of tourism in Australia?

• keeping Australia safe

• friends and family

• income and jobs

Which of the following is not an impact of a large event, like the Australian Open on people?

• People earning more income during the event

• People having to take alternate transport routes during the event

• People having to spend more on eating out.

• People sleeping in more.

Which of the following is not an impact of a large event, like the Australian Open on places?

• Large crowds at a venue place additional demands on transport options.

• The sale of more bikes for commuters

• Large crowds means an increase in waste, placing more pressure on the environment

• Construction of new facilities to cater for the event