THIRD QUARTER REVIEWER TLE FCS 7 (Reading Comprehension)

Hospitality mainly refers to the act of being friendly and welcoming to others. Which word BEST defines hospitality?

• Travel

• Service

• Promotion

• Management

A tourist visits historical sites, joins cultural shows, and buys local products. What type of tourism is BEST described in the situation?

• Adventure tourism involving challenging and risky outdoor activities

• Medical tourism centered on health treatment and wellness services

• Educational tourism related to formal school learning programs

• Cultural tourism focused on heritage and local traditions

A family stays overnight in a beach resort and eats at its restaurant. Which industry is mainly being applied in this situation?

• Transportation sector moving tourists around

• Tourism sector promoting travel destinations

• Hospitality industry providing guest services

• Marketing industry advertising tourist sites

Which statement BEST explains the difference between tourism and hospitality?

• Tourism manages hotel operations, while hospitality manages transportation systems

• Tourism serves international guests, while hospitality plans tourism destinations

• Tourism prepares local food products, while hospitality sells cultural souvenirs

• Tourism focuses on travel, while hospitality focuses on guest services

Which of the following BEST describes the scope of the hospitality industry?

• Lodging, food service, and guest-related services

• Airline operations and ship navigation systems

• Tourism laws and international travel policies

• Travel documents, visas, and border control

A local tourism office holds a seminar to introduce students to career paths in hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies. The students learn about different jobs, business opportunities, and the skills needed to succeed in the hospitality and tourism industry. Which of the following is a job in a hotel?

• Booking

• Tourism

• Planning

• Receptionist

. A local tourism office holds a seminar to introduce students to career paths in hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies. The students learn about different jobs, business opportunities, and the skills needed to succeed in the hospitality and tourism industry. Why is a travel agent important in the tourism industry?

• Advertises a destination online without organizing trips

• Arranges and sells tours to meet travelers’ needs

• Prepares meals in a hotel restaurant for guests

• Cleans hotel rooms after guests check out

A local tourism office holds a seminar to introduce students to career paths in hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies. The students learn about different jobs, business opportunities, and the skills needed to succeed in the hospitality and tourism industry. Which is an example of a business opportunity in tourism?

• Working as a chef preparing meals in a hotel kitchen

• Running a travel agency offering guided local tours

• Managing a front desk for hotel check-ins

• Serving as a waiter in a hotel restaurant

A local tourism office holds a seminar to introduce students to career paths in hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies. The students learn about different jobs, business opportunities, and the skills needed to succeed in the hospitality and tourism industry. Which action BEST shows applying knowledge about tourism careers?

• Starting a small tour business that targets student groups

• Choosing a hotel job randomly without planning

• Memorizing all hotel and tourism job titles

• Observing tourism jobs but not participating

A local tourism office holds a seminar to introduce students to career paths in hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies. The students learn about different jobs, business opportunities, and the skills needed to succeed in the hospitality and tourism industry. A student wants to choose a career in hospitality and tourism. Which factor should be analyzed FIRST?

• Matching personal skills, interests, and job requirements

• Looking only at the highest-paying available position

• Choosing jobs based on popularity among peers

• Following friends’ choices without evaluation