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WorksheetsLesson 2: HISTORY OF TOUR GUIDING
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Tour guides have been around since the ancient times when travelers found the need for guides
True
False
The era of the great empire from 3,000 BC to 100 A.D. generated travel.
True
False
During the era of the Roman Empire, tourism flourished.
True
False
Herodotus- the first travel writter.
True
False
Great Empire, this period is regarded as a dangerous time in European history.
True
False
Dark-Middle Ages
The Grand Tour became a fashion as a rite of passage for sons
Homer’s Literary piece Iliad mentioned guides
The period emphasized the guides roles as safety escorts for travelers
None of the above
Modern Age
England is one of the first countries to regulate and train guides
When authorities were prompted by the guides aggressive competition
With each other for the business that tourists brings in the 1930’s
All of the above
Throughout the Ages
Today many countries train and accredit guides to maintain standards
A carefully appointed guide served as the young man’s tutor and chaperone
An individual who guides tourists,both foreign and domestic for a fee
None of the above
The Requirements for the issuance of accreditation to a tour guide are the following except:
Clearance from the National Bureau of Investigation( NBI).
Latest outcome Tax Return
Mayor’s Permit or Municipal License
Certificate of good health by any duly accredited government physician.
Herodotus the first travel writer.
Ancient
Renaissance
Dark Ages
Modern
The Roles that tour guides play have changed over time ___________ (2008).
Zenaida Cruz
Athenians
Zenada Cruz
Persians
Tour guides have been around since _______________ the times when travelers found the need for guides .
Persians
Ancient
Assyrians
Egyptians
Festivals and shows, among them the Olympic Games which begin in ________.
773 B.c
776 B.c
773 A.D
776 A.D
This period is regarded as a dangerous time in ________ history.
Asian
European
Phillipines
American
______ is one of the first countries to regulate and train guides.
Ice land
England
European
American
