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Chapter 1 The Spirit of Hospitality

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Which of these is NOT a characteristic of the hospitality industry?

a)

The hospitality business does not depend on shift work

b)

The hospitality business strives to provide guest satisfaction

c)

The hospitality business is unique because of the perishability of its products

d)

The hospitality business relies on guest input to produce the product

2.

When thinking about the hospitality industry, it is helpful to think of an umbrella that covers the whole industry. Which of the following is NOT part of this umbrella?

a)

accounting and taxation

b)

cruise ships, rail, and air

c)

meetings, conventions, and expositions

d)

attractions, gaming, parks, and recreations

3.

If you were interest in pursuing a career in lodging management in a mid-sized to large hotel, the highest position you could reach in your career would be ___.

a)

general manager

b)

opening manager

c)

front desk manager

d)

director of operations

4.

Why might a person considering a career in the hospitality industry?

a)

You enjoy working with people and like an upbeat atmosphere

b)

You’re not particularly fond of travel but you like to hear about other people’s experiences

c)

You want a career where you interact with very few people

d)

You are interested in working in healthcare

5.

Great service is essential to the success of the hospitality industry, yet many employees don’t understand how to provide that service. This chapter talks about the seven deadly sins of service. All of the following fall in that category EXCEPT___.

a)

familiarity

b)

coldness

c)

apathy

d)

condescension

6.

Teamwork is necessary in order to achieve what goal?

a)

overall guest satisfaction

b)

lower prices for the guest

c)

high employee turnover

d)

an environment of controlled chaos

7.

A key objective in the service equation is to create ___.

a)

guest loyalty

b)

moments of truth

c)

teamwork

d)

faster check-in times for hotel guests

8.

Jan Carlson coined the phrase a “Moment of Truth.” A moment of truth happens whenever ___.

a)

A customer has an encounter with an employee of the business

b)

A customer is making an online reservation

c)

A front of the house employee asks a back of the house employee for help

d)

A manager requests an employee to stay late because of business needs

9.

To help cope with changes in the field, the National Restaurant Association (NRA) suggests that “all change is likely to be met with ___.”

a)

some resistance

b)

heavy resistance

c)

light resistance

d)

no resistance

10.

According to the Disney service model, you should always ___.

a)

Begin with a smile

b)

Avoid making eye contact if you are busy with another task

c)

Only speak to a guest if they ask you a question

d)

Follow the rules in all situations related to guest needs

11.

Which of the following does NOT accurately describe Disney’s commitment to service?

a)

The Disney Service Model begins with a “thank you”

b)

Disney understands its product and the meaning of its brand

c)

Disney looks at the business from the guests’ perspective

d)

The company considers it its personal responsibility to create an exceptional experience for every individual who enters its gates

12.

Hiring, developing, and retaining the right people is just one element of Disney’s guest services. What is another key element?

a)

Communicating the traditions and standards of service to all cast members

b)

Training leaders to be part of the executive committee

c)

Recognizing and rewarding individual guests

d)

Measuring employee recognition

13.

When applying for a position at Disney, what approach is used to select the most qualified candidates?

a)

peer interviews

b)

individual interviews with a manager

c)

personal audition

d)

personality test

14.

Total Quality Management (TQM) is ___.

a)

A participatory process that empowers all levels of employees to work together to meet or exceed guest expectations

b)

A process best suited for the manufacturing industry

c)

A process of problem solving designed to solve a specific problem in a designated timeframe

d)

The sole responsibility of upper management

15.

Total Quality Management (TQM) is different from Quality Control (QC) because TQM focuses on ___.

a)

error prevention

b)

error detection

c)

zero defects

d)

products not services