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Tourism KQ1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a domestic tourist?
a)
A person who travels place to place to learn its history
b)
A person who travels around their own country, outside where they live
c)
A person who doesn't go anywhere
d)
A person who likes to eat chocolate
2.
What is an international tourist?
a)
A person who returns from travelling overseas
b)
A person who travels from the country they live to another country
c)
A person overseas who travels to another city within their country
d)
A person who stays at home
3.
What country would you visit to see the "Leaning Tower of Pisa"?
a)
France
b)
Greece
c)
Spain
d)
Italy
4.
What country is this? (The local greeting is Sawadee Krap/Ka)
a)
Thailand
b)
Cambodia
c)
Vietnam
d)
Myannmar
5.
What country would you find the "River Nile"?
a)
Tunisia
b)
Sudan
c)
Libya
d)
Chad
6.

Which of the following is a challenge in a destination's appeal to visitors.

a)

limited attractions

b)

upgraded communication networks

c)

natural attractions

d)

reliable transportation network

7.

What is a Tourist?

a)

A person who travels overseas for less than 1 year

b)

A person who travels away from where they usually live for at least one night but no more than 1 year

c)

A person who travels from place to place for more one year

d)

A person who stays at home and never visits anywhere

8.

2. The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) is the United Nations agency that is responsible for?

a)

a. End poverty

b)

b. Promoting of sustainable and universally accessible tourism.

c)

c. Reduce inequality within and among countries.

d)

d. Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns.

9.

The typical activities that heritage tourism provides are the following except:

a)

theme parks

b)

museums

c)

art galleries

d)

cultural festivals

10.

The core idea in heritage tourism is the following except:

a)

To tear down the fall-apart historical buildings.

b)

To save the heritage.

c)

To share it with visitors.

d)

To reap the economic benefits of tourism.

11.
Which of these would be  considered a natural attraction?
a)
Great Wall of China
b)
Eiffel Tower
c)
Pacific Ocean 
d)
Angkor Wat
12.
Which  of these is  a built attraction?
a)
Mount  Vesuvius
b)
Tropical rainforest
c)
Gulf of Thailand
d)
Disneyland
13.

Identify the type of tourism as shown in the picture.

a)

Honeypot tourism

b)

Medical tourism

c)

Heritage tourism

d)

Dark tourism

14.
Which of these tourist activities would you NOT do in the ocean?
a)
Scuba diving
b)
White water rafting
c)
Sailing
d)
Snorkelling
15.

What is honeypot tourism?

a)

Places with rainbows that attract many bears to the honeypot.

b)

Places with mountains and lakes that attract tourists.

c)

Places with scenic beauty that attract large numbers of tourists.

d)

Places with lots of ancient history that attract large numbers of tourists.

16.

Identify the facility as shown in the diagram.

a)

Hospital

b)

Theme park

c)

Quadratic graph

d)

Convention centre

17.

What is dark tourism?

a)

People visit the tourist attraction at night.

b)

People visit sites associated with death and tragedy.

c)

People visit areas with comfortable hotels and good restaurants.

d)

People go to places to admire the earth's natural environments.

18.

What attracts tourists to Mecca, Saudi Arabia?

a)

Film-induced tourism

b)

Place with scenic beauty

c)

Pilgrimage tourism

d)

Place with MICE facilities

19.

Which of the following is not a stakeholder/group involved in promoting tourism?

a)

Locals

b)

Media such as travel writers

c)

International Organisations such as UNWTO

d)

Government

20.

What is the biggest benefit of MICE in encouraging tourism?

a)

MICE facilities offer opportunities to host large-scale events to attract tourists and increase overall revenue for the the area.

b)

MICE provide advantages for cities' locals by improving facilities in the area.

c)

MICE improves infrastructure for both locals and tourists travelling the area.