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AD GRM Semester 1 Revision

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. When presenting products and services, you should

a)

Give the guest information about all of the room types and services

b)

Give the guest information according to guest type

c)

Give the guest information according to nationality

d)

Give the guest information according to their age

2.

1. What are key points in service delivery?

a)

Be kind, helpful, and available

b)

Be fast, available, and interesting

c)

Be helpful, fast, and beautiful

d)

Be kind, helpful, and available

3.

1. If a guests asks a question about the restaurant food, which department do you ask?

a)

Front office

b)

Food and Beverage

c)

Concierge

d)

Housekeeping

4.

1. Building rapport includes

a)

Cleaning the guest room

b)

Encouraging guests to use the pool

c)

Keeping in touch/sending emails and messages

d)

Settling (finishing) the bill

5.

1. When making the sale you shouldn’t

a)

Ask questions

b)

Tell the guest the price

c)

Push hard

d)

Confirm information

6.

1. Staff establish contact with guests by

a)

Smiling at them and/or to speaking to them

b)

Giving a discount at the restaurant

c)

Calling Human resources

d)

Upgrading their room

7.

1. What is the order of the 4 stages of the service cycle

a)

Pro-arrival, arrival, occupancy, departure

b)

Pre – arrival, arrival, occupancy, departure

c)

Arrive, pre-arrival, departure, occupancy

d)

Occupant, arrival, departure, pre-arrival

8.

1. When housekeeping cleans and prepares the guest’s room, what stage is this?

a)

Arrival

b)

Pre-arrival

c)

Occupancy

d)

Departure

9.

1. What shouldn’t you do when trying to sell a room?

a)

Exaggerate

b)

Be honest (don’t lie)

c)

Tell the guest what is unique/special

d)

Understand your guest

10.

1. Building rapport does not include

a)

Smiling

b)

Collecting questionnaires

c)

Asking questions

d)

Giving information

11.

1. In which situation would you need to contact a manager?

a)

Checking a guest in

b)

Accepting payment from a guest

c)

Giving a free night stay

d)

Checking a guest out

12.

1. If the guest is 15 or less feet away, establish contact through a

a)

Smile

b)

Eye contact

c)

Approaching them

d)

All of the above

13.

1. Which survey type would be best to understand how happy guests are?

a)

Customer Satisfaction

b)

Net Promoter

c)

Things Gone Wrong

d)

Customer Effort Score

14.

1. Which survey type would be best to understand if a guest plans to return to your hotel and tell others (family, friends) about it?

a)

Customer Satisfaction

b)

Net Promoter

c)

Things Gone Wrong

d)

Customer Effort Score

15.

What should a hotel do during a high season?

a)

Hire more staff

b)

Close the pool

c)

Fire staff (less)

d)

Decrease room rates

16.

1. What is the general Legislation called that protects consumers across the world?

a)

Consumer Protection Rights

b)

Statute of Consumer Protection Association

c)

Consumer Protection Association

d)

None of the above

17.

1. What is the role of the new Tourism Law 2016 which generally used worldwide?

a)

Regulate the tourism industry

b)

Creates interaction between the different sectors within the tourism Industry

c)

Regulates the relationship between service providers (hotels) and consumers (hotel

d)

All of the above

18.

What are the legal obligations of the hotel to the guest in relation to prices?

a)

The prices are only to be given at the time of booking

b)

To tell guests the prices charged only if they ask

c)

To display the hotel’s services and prices in a visible location

d)

The prices are only to be given at the time of booking AND To display the hotel’s services and prices in a visible location

19.

What are services to guests

a)

Things that guest can get from the hotel facilities

b)

Products and food that is available to take home

c)

Welcome reception, transportation, amenities, concierge and taking care of the guests needs

d)

Facilities for the breakfast

20.

1. Implement standard house protocols for problem situations mean

a)

Having procedures and process in place to deal with complaints and creating a follow-up

b)

Steps to know how to get a guest to leave the hotel

c)

Financial transaction for paying

d)

Manager’s discretion for guest that are in the hotel

21.

A guest’s first impression of an establishment occurs

a)

At the first contact.

b)

When ordering the food.

c)

After greeting and seating.

d)

After they have tasted the food

22.

1. Promoting local and regional foods on the menu to international guests

a)

Increases food sales

b)

Is the best way to earn tips.

c)

Is a way of enhancing the guests’ experience?

d)

Offers the opportunity of selling unpopular foods.

23.

1. A guest that is lactose intolerant should avoid menu items that contain

a)

Eggs

b)

Dairy

c)

Wheat

d)

Gluten

24.

1. A credit card is valid when

a)

The name on the card and the reservation name match.

b)

The date on the card has not expired.

c)

The card is issued by a local bank.

d)

The credit card has a photo ID.

25.

1. Which of these must be avoided for effective communication?

a)

Sharing of activity

b)

Listening

c)

Ambiguity

d)

Politeness

26.

1. What will promote a positive impression of the organization?

a)

Smiling and listening attentively

b)

Looking up at the guest’s face

c)

Looking down on the floor

d)

Turning your head away when the guest’s speaks to you

27.

1. You should use guests name correctly and __________________ at all times

a)

Fabulously in time

b)

Frequently and occasionally

c)

Appropriately

d)

Securely

28.

1. What must products for sale be?

a)

Described correctly

b)

They must work

c)

Be in satisfactory condition

d)

All of the above

29.

1. What types of housekeeping requests do guests make?

a)

Requests for additional amenities such as bath linen, soap, shampoo, shaving kits etc

b)

Requests that are pertaining to the restaurants and the room service, Food, etc

c)

A and B

d)

Only A

30.

1. When do you confirm guests’ requests and ensure that it is clearly understood by you and the guest?

a)

When you confirm their request/ information back to them and they accept that the information is correct

b)

When the guest understands what you are saying even if it is different

c)

When the message is given to another staff member

d)

When the receiver understands the message but tells you ‘No that’s not what I have requested’

31.

1. Why is the reception role important to the other departments in a hotel?

a)

They safeguard guest property.

b)

They display the company logo.

c)

They circulate information.

d)

They take payments from guest.

32.

1. What is a specific responsibility of front office when providing reception service?

a)

Lost property is received.

b)

Guest questionnaires are provided.

c)

Catering event are organized.

d)

Welcome drink is left by the bed.

33.

1. Why should guest accounts be kept up to date?

a)

To allow guests to extend their stay.

b)

To avoid any charges being missed.

c)

To check income on a daily basis

d)

To provide work for all shifts.

34.

1. What procedure will aid the efficient early morning departure of a group?

a)

Extra bills are settled the night before.

b)

Bags are packed ready to take a way.

c)

Luggage is brought down the night before.

d)

Check out is done on a floor by floor basis

35.

1. What term describes room with two beds?

a)

Suite

b)

Double

c)

Twin

d)

Single

36.

1. Which report should not be produced on a daily basis?

a)

Room status

b)

Occupancy forecast

c)

Expected arrivals

d)

Rooms out of order

37.

1. The guest registration procedure includes the following

a)

Filling out information for length of stay, payment procedure and dates for next visit

b)

Filling out information for length of stay, payment procedure, identification details, rates and discounts.

c)

Welcome the guests, greet them positively and ask about their stay in the hotel.

d)

Welcome the guest, note the names and address and send them to their rooms

38.

1. When Rooming guests the following steps are important

a)

Check if the guest wants a booking in the restaurant

b)

Make sure to issue keys and the guest can find directions to the room themselves

c)

Issue keys and then help the guest with the room directions

d)

Check all identification details for the guest and make notes in register

39.

1. The expected arrivals report is to be made at what time?

a)

1 hour before the guest is expected to arrive

b)

Once every month

c)

Completing information on system login, room summaries, housekeeping reports etc

d)

Staff birthdates

40.

Why is it most important to update room status?

a)

Porters will be able to collect bags.

b)

Housekeeper can check rooms.

c)

Vacant rooms can be offered for re-sale.

d)

Arrivals lists can be prepared.

41.

1. What is the first way that a reception can establish rapport with a new guest?

a)

Offer them a welcome drink.

b)

Greet them with a smile.

c)

Use their name frequently.

d)

Give them a welcome pack.

42.

1. Why should reception follow agreed processes for express checkout?

a)

It is important to service the guest properly and following the agreed process helps achieve efficiency

b)

Other guests could be kept waiting

c)

Late charge may be missed

d)

Feedback forms may not be processed

43.

1. Why should reception recover electronic key card on reception?

a)

To encourage guests to spend more

b)

It may have important information about the guest

c)

. It is not important to recover the electronic keycard

d)

They can be re-programmed to use again

44.

1. Why is it important to respond to guest queries accurately?

a)

To encourage guests to spend more

b)

To increase customer satisfaction

c)

To reduce the number of complaints

d)

. To help staff members work better

45.

1. What are the characteristics of a good receptionist?

a)

Ability to work independently

b)

A brilliant communicator

c)

Exceptional time management

d)

All of the above

46.

1. What typical uniform requirements apply within guest service operations?

a)

You can wear anything you desire

b)

Smart business attire must be worn

c)

A uniform must be worn (If required by the company)

d)

B and C

47.

1. Internet access , Airport pickup, Laundry are all

a)

Products and services that hotels provide

b)

Housekeeping’s duties

c)

. Are only provided to the friends of management

d)

All of the above

48.

1. If the customer receives poor service

a)

They will give the hotel a good review

b)

They will come back and stay at the hotel

c)

It will affect the business badly

d)

They will advise their friends and family to come and stay at the hotel

49.

1. How does poor personal presentation affect the business?

a)

Dressing down can affect your psychological approach to work

b)

Customers may take you less seriously

c)

A and B

d)

It makes you look cool

50.

1. When presenting the different products and services to customers you should

a)

Up sell

b)

Make promises that you can’t keep

c)

Give away products for free

d)

Tell them the disadvantages of a product

51.

1. Which factors might influence the customer’s choice of accommodation provider?

a)

Efficient staff

b)

Food and Beverages

c)

Basic amenities

d)

All of the above

52.

1. When you are sick and cannot attend work you should

a)

Let your line manager know that you won’t be able to attend

b)

Not contact anyone

c)

Still go to work

d)

Go into one of the hotel rooms to sleep

53.

1. How can services be differentiated?

a)

Cost, quality, availability

b)

Quality and quantity

c)

None of the above

d)

They cannot be differentiated

54.

1. Why is personal hygiene important in delivering guest services?

a)

It is not important

b)

You may come into contact with food

c)

It gives a good impression to guests

d)

B and C

55.

1. Why is the first point of contact with the guest the most Important?

a)

The front office is the heart of a hotel

b)

It's the first and last areas guests see and interact with

c)

How well the front office operates can create repeat business or drive customers away

d)

All of the above

56.

1. Are all the products in a hotel complementary?

a)

Yes

b)

No, they are not but I can give out (unauthorised) free products to my friends and family

c)

No

d)

None of the above

57.

1. What are the consequences of violating a company’s dress code?

a)

A verbal or written warning is often the starting point

b)

If you lose your job over poor dress, you likely won't get a favourable job referral

c)

There are no consequences

d)

A and B

58.

1. Outstanding interpersonal skills, dependability and brilliant communication are traits of what?

a)

A professional receptionist

b)

A head chef

c)

The guests

d)

The bellboy

59.

1. You are working in a hotel reception, one of your customers who booked a room a month in advance has arrived and they are a wheelchair user; your elevator stopped working earlier that day and maintenance are taking longer than expected to fix it; which means the guest can't go up to their room. What do you do?

a)

Ignore the guest and carry on with what you were doing

b)

Apologise to the guest and offer them a complementary drink explain that the elevator will be fixed as soon as possible

c)

Tell the guest to go home

d)

Blame maintenance and tell them to wait and call the manager

60.

1. When handing over a shift the following details are to be kept in mind are prepared for:

a)

Sales forecast reports

b)

Advertisements and promotion material for the hotel

c)

Completing information on system login, room summaries, housekeeping reports etc

d)

Staff birthdates