MODULE 3

In what century did the term "tourism" begin to be used?

• 19th century

• 18th century

• 17th century

• 20th century

Tourism is derived from the Hebrew word torah, which means?

• traveling, learning, searching

• Studying, learning, searching

• learning, eating, traveling

• eating, learning, studying

What are the two forms of early tourism?

• travel for culture and travel for business

• travel for religious reason and for leisure

• Travel for leisure and travel for business

• Travel for business and

  Travel for religious reasons

Where can tourism trace its ancestry?

• In the old aged

• In the new testament

• In the old testament

• In the new era

What form of early tourism is mainly for trading with other countries or tribe?

• Travel for business

• travel for leisure

• Travel for religious reasons

• Travel for studying

Who invented the money, writing, and wheel that facilitated travel and the exchange of goods?

• Babylonians

• Mesopotamian

• Akkadian

• Summerians

who toured the mediterrarean as traders?

• Phoenicians

• Greeks

• Roman

• Summerians

Who were the well-known traders and as their respective empires increased, travel became necessary?

• Both greek and romans

• greek

• Phoenicians

• Both greek and phoenicians

What started the travel for private purposes by the greeks as well as the travel by rich romans?

• The first Olympic games in Greece in 776 B.C

• The first Olympic games in Romans in 776 B.C

• The first Olympic Games in Greece in 766 B.C

• The first Olympic Games in Romans in 766 B.C

What form of early tourism took the form of pilgrimages to places of worship?

• Travel for Business

• Travel for leisure

• Travel for religious reasons

• Travel for studying