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Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

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1.

What does the term Adequacy refer to with reference to feasibility studies conducted by a hotel group?

a)

Identify the suitable clientele for the products and offerings

b)

Identify free market segments for proposed product and site

c)

Redefinition of the product based on analysis of the clientele of the site and the product clientele

d)

Understand the expectations of clientele gravitating around the site for the proposed building

2.

The following are characteristics of slip form construction EXCEPT

a)

Method of vertically extruding a reinforced concrete structure

b)

Buildings constructed with this method rise fast while ensuring endurance

c)

Continuous pouring of concrete into walls

d)

Method of construction reduces the overall weight of a building

3.

Considering that the hotel above is near a main thoroughfare in a town of largely low-lying buildings, it can be categorized as a:

a)

Townhouse

b)

Tenement Building

c)

Suburban Hotel

d)

City Hotel

4.

Which of the following is considered an aspect of a good location?

a)

Limited parking

b)

Small financing budget

c)

Strict structural regulations from town planning department

d)

Existence of present and planned future social centers

5.

___________________ looks into the patterns of demand, spending power of the main market segment and not forgetting the expectations of the target market. This statement best describes the following term:-

a)

Advertising

b)

Marketing

c)

Promotional Activities

d)

Repositioning

6.

Which of the following is the best construction method for reducing the weight of the building?

a)

Spandex

b)

Modular construction

c)

Weight-loss programme

d)

Curtain wall

7.

When considering community interests in choosing a good location for a hotel site, which is the best summary of the relevant criteria?

a)

Existence of and proximity to attractions

b)

Accessibility of transport and for service deliveries

c)

Proximity to residential areas, industrial buildings, and acceptable levels of sound at night

d)

Near to airport and bus station

8.

Which of the following discipline gives us insight on local culture to draw inspiration for a hotel's design?

a)

Economy

b)

Marketing

c)

Social

d)

Politics

9.

“Designs that complement the strengths and abilities of people and minimise the effects of their limitations, rather than forcing them to adapt.” The following statement best describes the following term:-

a)

Ergonomics

b)

Economics

c)

Technology

d)

Kitchen Design

10.

In the case of a local hotel which has a "tired property", what options does the property have if its local demand is still strong?

a)

Do nothing

b)

Refresh

c)

Reposition

d)

Refurbish

11.

A site study evaluates the proposed or chosen location in terms of

a)

Potential expansion

b)

Political motivations

c)

Customer expectations

d)

Strategic interests

12.

The following costs should be considered when planning a hotel EXCEPT

a)

Cost of land

b)

Construction costs

c)

Finder's fee

d)

Feasibility studies

13.

Opening a brand new hotel involves a lot of careful planning and multiple considerations. One such important consideration is a good location and site of the proposed hotel. On a general aspect of consideration, what is the correlation between sub-soil and finances?

a)

Additional costs will be incurred to perform adequate soil test to ensure suitability of site.

b)

Sub-soil has no important correlation to the cost of construction of a hotel.

c)

Sub-soil quality influences the cost of constructing of a sound foundation.

d)

Good sub-soil promotes for a good landscaping master plan.

14.

A site study evaluates the proposed or chosen location in terms of

a)

Potential expansion

b)

Political motivations

c)

Customer expectations

d)

Strategic interests

15.

Which of the following feasibility studies can investigate local community interests that may affect the hotel's design?

a)

Market Study

b)

Profitability Study

c)

Site Study

d)

Clientele Study

16.

At the minimum, what should a Gantt Chart include?

a)

Project leader, job description, job requirements, starting date

b)

Activity, duration, commencement date, ending date, person-in-charge

c)

Position, name, picture, hierarchy, reporting line

d)

Persons involved, project objectives, scheduling, budget

17.

A market survey is best utilized to:-

a)

Identify free segments that a hotel can position to in terms of product and/or site

b)

Study customer expectations of the chosen market

c)

Find the cheapest place to buy groceries

d)

Gain valuable insights into the competition

18.

A potential hotel owner employs you to design a hotel with function rooms and extensive facilities for recreational activities, targeting business travelers for getaway events or incentive travel activities. Given a choice, what kind of location will you recommend?

a)

Urban

b)

Suburban

c)

Rural

d)

Downtown

19.

The main purposes of a renovation to refresh or reposition a hospitality establishment are the following EXCEPT

a)

Maintain market share

b)

Follow the 10-year thumb rule

c)

Keep the staff motivated

d)

Provide adequate turnover and profits

20.

In 1954, a building's construction at Walbrook, London had to be halted when a temple of Mithras, dating back to Roman times, was discovered on the site. This could have been avoided if the project planners had analysed the site beforehand for:

a)

Historical Preservation

b)

Zoning

c)

Site Characteristics

d)

Weather Patterns

21.

In designing Hilton Heathrow, unique with the hotel's direct access to the Terminal 4 of London's Heathrow Airport, the following are some possible considerations for accessibility and circulation EXCEPT

a)

Proximity to highway and public roads

b)

Availability of public transport

c)

Characteristics of access roads

d)

Maximum building height

22.

“An emerging accommodations segment that promises travelers unique guest experiences in historical settings”. This statement best fits:-

a)

Repositioning of an Existing Brand

b)

Clientele Demand

c)

Conversion of Used Building

d)

Renovation to Refresh the Brand

23.

At first glance, the shape of the hotel below is determined by the following EXCEPT

a)

Recommended floor area ratio

b)

Space of land available

c)

Surrounding landscape

d)

Circulation access

24.

The ‘space’ that is occupied by different rooms in a hotel during the design stage will defer. This difference in room ‘space’ offered by every hotel is the point of differentiation between the property thus giving guest the vast array of choices best on their budgets. The term ‘space’ used will best refer to the hotel offering the customer different ____________.

a)

Keys

b)

Bays

c)

Guestroom types

d)

Comfort level

25.

The difference between the standard segment rooms and a luxury segment rooms is the width of the rooms. What effect does the change in room width have on the number of rooms in a floor?

a)

The length of the corridor increases.

b)

The change in width of rooms reduces the number of bathrooms per floor.

c)

The change in width of rooms reduces the number of bathrooms per floor.

d)

The room width cannot be changed.

26.

The Grand Cinnamon Colombo, Sri Lanka, follows an atrium design. What is the main benefit of incorporating such a design?

a)

Open volume creates spectacular space and open corridors.

b)

Provide the guest a good view of the surrounding.

c)

More guestrooms per floor can be achieved using this design.

d)

Corner room are easier to plan than other designs.

27.

A soft refurbishment normally entails major building works such as replacement of bathrooms and public area fit-out/refit.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

A hotel designer needs to know the building coverage ratio to determine how high the building can be built.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

Slip form technique allows for the continuous pouring of concrete into walls of a structure and won’t stops when the full required height of the structure has been reached.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Orchid ratings are given to hotels which do not qualify for the one to five-star rating requirements.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

Modular construction technique can cut down construction time and costs by as much as 40% as compared to traditional construction methods.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Slip wall construction reduces the overall weight of a building, which allows it to be built higher, and permits the extensive use of glass on the facade.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

Elements in creating hotel concept are product, service, target market and unique selling proposition.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

Market studies analyze the expectation of customers gravitating towards the area.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

The typical regulations imposed by the governments during project development are EXCEPT

a)

Zoning

b)

Ownership

c)

Ecological Conservation

d)

Building Safety & Health