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TIG Unit 1

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

NTO is the body responsible for the formulation and implementation of national tourist policy. Who is in charge of Singapore's national tourist policy

a)

Singapore Changi Airport

b)

Tourism Board of Singapore

c)

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

d)

Singapore Tourism Board

2.

What is CLIA?

a)

Cruise Liner International Agreement

b)

Cruise Lined International Association

c)

Cruise Lines International Association

d)

Cruise Linear International Agreement

3.

"By implementing a 2 year trial of "off-peak monthly travel pass", the government is trying to persuade the public to shift their regular travel out of peak periods and consequently reduce their monthly travel expenditure. This is in line with one of LTA's objectives which is to

a)

Regulate and/or license hotel, travel agencies, interpreters etc

b)

develop and implement policies to encourage commuters to choose the most appropriate transport mode.

c)

deliver a land transport network that is integrated, efficient, cost-effective and sustainable to meet the nations need.

d)

plan, develop and manage Singapore's land transport system to support a quality environment while making optimal use of our transport and safeguarding the well-being of the travelling public.

4.

What is the main function of UNIFE?

a)

Advance and safeguard Singapore's strategic maritime interests

b)

Acts as a price setting and regulating body to govern international airfare.

c)

Design, manufacture, maintenance and refurbishment of rail transport systems, subsystem and related equipment.

d)

Develop a land transport network that is integrated, efficient and sustainable to meet the nation's need.

5.

The implementation of the policies and day-to-day operations are handled by

a)

Land Transport of Singapore

b)

Public Transport Council

c)

Maritime and Portland Authority of Singapore

d)

Civic Aviations and Singapore

6.

Organisation or agencies that play the regulatory role of international travel may set rules or guidelines in areas such as

a)

Safety Standards

b)

Modes of Transport

c)

Advertising Materials

d)

Customer protection

7.

Which of the following organisation/agency is in charge of assigning 3 letter codes to airports and 2 letter codes to airlines?

a)

Land Transport Authority

b)

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore

c)

International Civil Aviation Organisation

d)

International Air Transport Authority

8.

The main function of European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is to promote and regulate aviation safety for the

a)

Europe and America States

b)

European Airlines

c)

European Airports

d)

European Union States

9.

Organisation and agencies will play the role of developing the industry and market. Which one of the following is NOT a example of movements done by the agencies?

a)

Immigrations

b)

Consumer Protection

c)

Prevent Overpricing

d)

Promote demand for Travel and Tourism

10.

On certain flights, Air Marshals in plainclothes are deployed to blend in with commercial airline passengers to ensure the safety of the plane. Which of the following topic that impacts travel are we referring to?

a)

Environmental Issues

b)

Budget Travel

c)

Terrorism

d)

Airline Policies

11.

The total volume of the resealable plastic bag for LAG must not exceed

a)

100ml

b)

500ml

c)

750ml

d)

1000ml

12.

A mother with infant is having her bags checked by security personnel before she can board the flight. Which of the following must she remove and declare at the checkpoint?

a)

Liquids

b)

Perfume

c)

Alcohols

d)

Baby Formula

13.

Which one of the following is a method that travel agents can adopt to attract more independent and informed travellers?

a)

Inform travellers about the scams of direct-purchase options

b)

Provide a staff to help travellers perform check in at the airport as an extra service.

c)

Promote packages that has fixed date and itineraries.

d)

Target customers that likes to plan their own holidays.

14.

The World Tourism Organisation (WTO) recommends that sustainable tourism should satisfy 3 broad principles. Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 broad principles?

a)

To provide a high quality experience for visitors

b)

To improve the quality of life of the host community

c)

To ensure visitors are able to embraced and appreciate the foreign culture

d)

To maintain the quality of the environment which both the host community and visitors depend.

15.

A government can promote sustainable tourism by

a)

organising camp fire at the comfort of the tourists

b)

allowing high volumes of tourists to visit a particular attractions

c)

creating awareness of the local cultures available in the country

d)

restricting tourism development of the tourist area to grow at the expense of the available local natural resources

16.

Which organisation is responsible for setting the guidelines of restricted materials on board commercial flights?

a)

World Trade Organisation

b)

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore

c)

International Air Transport Association (IATA)

d)

International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO)

17.

Protection and Preservation of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve will ensure the longevity of the tourism receipts. Which benefits of sustainable tourism is being discussed.

a)

Social Benefits

b)

Political Benefits

c)

Economic Benefits

d)

Environmental Benefits

18.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of Sustainable Tourism?

a)

Social Benefit

b)

Political Benefit

c)

Economic Benefit

d)

Environmental Benefit

19.

Jenny loves to travel to new and exotic places. She can boast about going places that her friends have never visited. According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, what need motivates her travel decisions.

a)

Social

b)

Safety

c)

Esteem

d)

Physiological

20.

Jessica loves to travel to Bangkok over the weekends, she finds it hassle-free and enjoys it because she is familiar with the place. What kind of Psychocentric-Allocentric Traveller is she?

a)

Allocentric

b)

Mid-Centric

c)

Low-Centric

d)

Psychocentric

21.

What is the currency symbol of Taiwan

a)

NU$

b)

NT$

c)

TW$

d)

TA$

22.

The following countries use and recognise the European Euro except

a)

Canada

b)

Germany

c)

Turkey

d)

Netherlands

23.

Mr Lim travels to Japan every week for business. Which one of the following trips is also applicable to a Business Traveller?

a)

Family Trip

b)

Incentive Trip

c)

Sports Pursuit Trip

d)

Education Trip

24.

Group/Packaged Tours commonly includes

a)

Transportation, Food, Accommodation, Transfer and Entertainment

b)

Transportation, Food, Transfers, Frequent Sightseeing and Entertainment

c)

Transportation, Food, Accommodation, frequent sightseeing

d)

Transportation, Accommodations, Transfers, Frequent Sightseeing and Entertainment

25.

The following countries use and recognise US dollars (US$) except

a)

Ecquador

b)

Panama

c)

Cook Islands

d)

United States

26.

Tourists are able to use ATM of other banks in foreign countries provided their ATM cards belong to the same network. Which one of the NETWORK does NOT allow users to withdraw money from their ATM?

a)

Cirrus

b)

Maestro

c)

Plus

d)

VISA

27.

How do Government control and limit greenhouse emissions generated by travel and transportation industry?

a)

Personal Taxing

b)

Carbon Taxing

c)

Greenhouse Taxing

d)

Taxes

28.

What is a popular accommodation in Japan?

a)

AirBnb

b)

Hotels

c)

Motels

d)

Capsule Hotels

29.

Jasper is travelling to Japan at the end of the month, he is advised by his buddy not to bring too much cash with him. What are the other common methods of payment can Jasper use to pay?

a)

Credit/Debit Cards

b)

Travellers Cheque

c)

Money Order

d)

Cheque

e)

A/B/C

30.

Jonas is heading to Stockholm, Sweden. What currency should he use?

a)

EUR

b)

USD

c)

GBP

d)

SEK