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Introduction to hospitality

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these is a definition of hospitality.

a)

Greeting guests and improving their wellbeing through the provision of accommodation, and/or food, and/or drink’

b)

Hospitality is the act and process of spending time away from home in pursuit of recreation, relaxation, and pleasure.

c)

Hospitality an institution where the sick or injured are given medical or surgical care

2.

The hospitality industry is the BLANK employer in the UK.

a)

3rd

b)

8th

c)

10th

d)

12th

3.

Sarah travels all over the world for business. Which of the following is the place she is most likely to stay on her international travels?

a)

Hotel

b)

University housing

c)

Private apartment.

d)

Hostel

4.

Which of these is not a hospitality provider

a)

On license premises – bars, pubs, night clubs

b)

Food outlets-restaurants, fast food outlets, sandwich bars, cafes

c)

Accommodation-Hotel, Hostels, B&B

d)

Retail - Clothes stores, car rental/sales, tool hire.

5.

Which of these are not typical hotel services and products sought after by a business customer.

a)

Conference and event facilities.

b)

Meeting rooms.

c)

Late check out.

d)

Creche facilities and kids club.

6.

Which of these are not typical hotel services and products sought after by a leisure customer.

a)

Swimming facilities.

b)

Spa & gym facilities.

c)

Conference rooms.

d)

Adjoining rooms

7.

Weatherspoon's are widely known as a on-license premises, serving food and drink at cheap prices.

But some of them offer conference meeting rooms and accommodation, what is the target audience for this model?

a)

Business

b)

Leisure.

c)

Business and leisure.

8.

Which of these is not a hospitality provider?

a)

Sporting venues

b)

Restaurant

c)

Post office.

d)

Night club and bars.

9.

The hospitability industry makes up what percentage of total jobs in the U.K?

a)

1%

b)

9%

c)

70%

d)

5%

10.

Which of these scenarios best describes a leisure customer in a hotel

a)

A small business owner who's in town that day to gain new clients.

b)

A travelling salesman who is staying at the hotel whilst on a work trip.

c)

A professional comedian staying in a hotel whilst he preforms in the local theatre that night, before he heads home the next day.

d)

a mother of three, on a spa weekend away from the kids.