Free Printable Tourism & Hospitality Industry

1.

A Latin word of 'tourism' is __________

a)

Tornus

b)

Tornos

c)

Thanus

d)

Thonus

2.

In which year was the term 'tourism' first used in traveling from place to place?

a)

1641

b)

1642

c)

1643

d)

1644

3.

"Tourism is the sum of phenomena and relationship arising from the travel and stay of non residents, insofar as they do not lead to permanent residence and are not connected with earning activity."

a)

Hunziker and Krapf

b)

Bernecker

c)

Dr. Zivadin Joviac

d)

Mc Intosh and Goldner

4.

"Tourism is the sum of relations and services connected with a temporary and voluntary change of residence for non-commercial or non-professional reason."

a)

Hunziker and Krapf

b)

Bernecker

c)

Dr. Zivadin Joviac

d)

Mc Intosh and Goldner

5.

"Tourism is the sum of phenomena and relationship arising from the interactions of tourists, business suppliers, host governments and host communities in the process of attracting and hosting these tourists and visitors."

a)

Hunziker and Krapf

b)

Bernecker

c)

Dr. Zivadin Joviac

d)

Mc Intosh and Goldner

6.

"Tourism is the social movement with a view to rest, diversion and satisfaction of cultural needs."

a)

Hunziker and Krapf

b)

Bernecker

c)

Dr. Zivadin Joviac

d)

Mc Intosh and Goldner

7.

"Tourism is a temporary movement to destinations outside the normal home and workplace, the activities undertaken during the stay and facilities created to cater for the needs of tourists'."

a)

Mathieson and Wall

b)

L.J. Lickorish

c)

UNWTO

d)

Dr. Zivadin Joviac

8.

"Tourism embraces all movements of people outside the community for all purposes except migration or regular daily work."

a)

Mathieson and Wall

b)

L.J. Lickorish

c)

UNWTO

d)

Dr. Zivadin Joviac

9.

"People who travel to stay in places outside their usual environment for a minimum period of 24 hours and not more than one consecutive year for the sole purpose of leisure, pleasure, business and other purposes but not related to the exercise of an activity remunerated from within the place visited."

a)

Mathieson and Wall

b)

L.J. Lickorish

c)

UNWTO

d)

Dr. Zivadin Joviac

10.

A person who is a temporary visitor to a place and stay at the place overnight.

a)

foreigner

b)

tourist

c)

trainer

d)

trekker

11.

Tourism primarily is a (1.)_______ _______ because it does not produce goods but (2)_______ _______ to various classes of people.

a)

1. service industry

2. render services

b)

1. serving industry

2. rendering services

c)

1. industry service

2. services render

d)

1. industry serving

2. services rendering

12.

Tourism industry is rare instance of the industry that generated ______ ______ without ______ national wealth.

a)

1. future exchange

2. express

b)

1. foreign exchange

2. exporting

c)

1. field exchange

2. exporting

d)

1. foreign charge

2. extra

13.

Categories of Tourism

Visit to a country by non-residents is called (1)______ ______ and

a tourist coming into a country from another country is called (2)______ ______.

a)

1. inbound tourist

2. outbound tourism

b)

1. outbound tourist

2. inbound tourism

c)

1. outbound tourism

2. outbound tourist

d)

1. inbound tourism

2. inbound tourist

14.

Categories of Tourism

Residents of a country visiting another country is called (1) _______ ______ and a tourist departing to a destination beyond the borders of the country of residence is called (2)______ ______.

a)

1. inbound tourist

2. outbound tourism

b)

1. outbound tourist

2. inbound tourism

c)

1. outbound tourism

2. outbound tourist

d)

1. inbound tourism

2. inbound tourist

15.

Categories of Tourism

Movement of the tourists within one's own country is called ______ ______ and a person who engages in tourism in his/her own country is called ______ ______.

a)

1. inbound tourist

2. outbound tourism

b)

1. domestic tourism

2. domestic tourist

c)

1. outbound tourism

2. domestic tourist

d)

1. inbound tourism

2. inbound tourist

16.

Categories of Tourism

It does not require formal travel documents and tedious formalities.

a)

inbound tourism

b)

international tourism

c)

outbound tourism

d)

domestic tourism

17.

Elements of Tourism

It is a temporal element which is consumed by the trip itself and the stay at the distribution.

a)

Time Element

b)

Man Element

c)

Space Element

d)

Earth Element

18.

Elements of Tourism

The physical element to be necessarily covered by the act itself.

a)

Time Element

b)

Man Element

c)

Space Element

d)

Earth Element

19.

Elements of Tourism

The human element.

a)

Time Element

b)

Man Element

c)

Space Element

d)

Earth Element

20.

The following are under Elements of Tourism EXCEPT:

a)

Time Element

b)

Man Element

c)

Space Element

d)

Earth Element

21.

Tourism is ________

a)

i. Temporary Visitor

b)

ii. Tornos

c)

iii. Inbound Tourism

d)

iv. Foreigner

e)

v. United Nation

22.

WTO is ________

a)

i. Temporary Visitor

b)

ii. Tornos

c)

iii. Inbound Tourism

d)

iv. Foreigner

e)

v. United Nation

23.

Tourist is ________

a)

i. Temporary Visitor

b)

ii. Tornos

c)

iii. Inbound Tourism

d)

iv. Foreigner

e)

v. United Nation

24.

Non-resident is ________

a)

i. Temporary Visitor

b)

ii. Tornos

c)

iii. Inbound Tourism

d)

iv. Foreigner

e)

v. United Nation

25.

Passport is ________

a)

i. Temporary Visitor

b)

ii. Tornos

c)

iii. Inbound Tourism

d)

iv. Foreigner

e)

v. United Nation

26.

Which is not a reason to travel:

a)

Leisure

b)

Education

c)

Shopping

d)

Freight

27.

The following are under Components of Tourism:

I. transport, accommodation

II. peace conference, military training

III. information technology

IV. activities and essential services

a)

I, II and III

b)

I, III and IV

c)

I, II and IV

d)

II, III and IV

28.

Buses, Ships, Airlines Cars and Cables are example of the components of tourism under _____________.

a)

Accommodation

b)

Attraction

c)

Transitions

d)

Transportation

29.

Health facilities, safety & security, water supply are example of the components of tourism under _____________.

a)

Food & Beverage

b)

Information Technology

c)

Essential Services

d)

Transportation

30.

Hotels, Motels, Resorts and Lodges are example of the components of tourism under _____________.

a)

Attraction

b)

Activities

c)

Accommodation

d)

Transportation

31.

Restaurants, Coffee Shops, Food Courts are example of the components of tourism under _____________.

a)

Attraction

b)

Activities

c)

Accommodation

d)

Food & Beverage

32.

Transportation:

buses, taxis, cars

a)

Road Transport

b)

Rail Transport

c)

Sea Transport

d)

Air Transport

33.

Transportation:

yachts, cruise lines, speed boats

a)

Road Transport

b)

Rail Transport

c)

Sea Transport

d)

Air Transport

34.

Accommodation:

An establishment whose primary purpose is to provide accommodation services to a bonafide traveler and other services such as food & beverage services, housekeeping services, laundry services and uniform services.

a)

Hotel

b)

Motel

c)

Resort

d)

Timeshare Hotel

35.

Accommodation:

It is formed by merging two words 'motor' and 'hotel'. They are located primarily on highways and provide modest lodgings to highway travelers.

a)

Hotel

b)

Motel

c)

Resort

d)

Timeshare Hotel

36.

Accommodation:

It is located at tourist destinations such as hill stations, sea beaches, and countryside. They have very calm and natural ambience and they are mostly away from cities and are located in pollution-free environs.

a)

Hotel

b)

Motel

c)

Resort

d)

Timeshare Hotel

37.

Accommodation:

A hotel that is jointly owned by people who use it at different times. There are the residents and also part owners.

a)

Hotel

b)

Motel

c)

Resort

d)

Timeshare Hotel

38.

Food & Beverage:

An indoor area with facility of counters of multiple food vendors and is self served dining.

a)

Restaurant

b)

Coffee Shop

c)

Food Court

d)

Fast Food Chains

39.

Food & Beverage:

Establishment which prepares and serves food & drinks to customer in return for money.

a)

Restaurant

b)

Coffee Shop

c)

Food Court

d)

Fast Food Chains

40.

Food & Beverage:

A casual popular priced restaurant similar to a diner (Open for 24 hours in hotels).

a)

Restaurant

b)

Coffee Shop

c)

Food Court

d)

Fast Food Chain

41.

Food & Beverage:

Also known as a quick service restaurants.

a)

Restaurant

b)

Coffee Shop

c)

Food Court

d)

Fast Food Chains

42.

Food & Beverage:

A retail establishment that serves alcoholic beverages at the the counter served by a bartender.

a)

Bars

b)

Pubs

c)

Take Away Counters

d)

Kiosks

43.

Food & Beverage:

A drinking establishment fundamental to culture of Britain, Ireland, Australia, Canada and New Zealand.

a)

Bars

b)

Pubs

c)

Take Away Counters

d)

Kiosks

44.

Food & Beverage:

A booth with an open window or one side for selling small, inexpensive consumables as confectionary items.

a)

Bars

b)

Pubs

c)

Take Away Counters

d)

Kiosks

45.

It provides activities and natural destination such as scenic beauty, climatic features and etc.

a)

Attractions

b)

Accommodation

c)

Amenities

d)

Activities

46.

Which is a man-made resource attraction?

a)

desert

b)

volcano

c)

Great Wall of China

d)

Waterfalls

47.

The following are under Activities EXCEPT:

a)

trekking

b)

surfing

c)

paragliding

d)

reading

48.

Grooming & Hygiene

Men must have short well-combed hair.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

Grooming & Hygiene

Hair should fall on forehead

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Grooming & Hygiene

Do not use unnatural hair-colors. Example, green, blue, etc.,

a)

True

b)

False

51.

Grooming & Hygiene

Hair should be neatly combed, very oily, not permed and no sign of dandruff falling from the hair.

a)

True

b)

False

52.

Grooming & Hygiene

Take a bath every other day.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

Grooming & Hygiene

Use breath freshener if necessary.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

Grooming & Hygiene

Wear a simple ring on any one hand.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

Grooming & Hygiene

Wear clean and well pressed unforms.

a)

True

b)

False

56.

Grooming & Hygiene

Hair is to ______

a)

i. Smile

b)

ii. Mouth odor

c)

iii. Short

d)

iv. Sweat

e)

v. Well polished

57.

Grooming & Hygiene

Deodorant is to ______

a)

i. Smile

b)

ii. Mouth odor

c)

iii. Short

d)

iv. Sweat

e)

v. Well polished

58.

Grooming & Hygiene

Face is to ______

a)

i. Smile

b)

ii. Mouth odor

c)

iii. Short

d)

iv. Sweat

e)

v. Well polished

59.

Grooming & Hygiene

Shoes is to ______

a)

i. Smile

b)

ii. Mouth odor

c)

iii. Short

d)

iv. Sweat

e)

v. Well polished

60.

Grooming & Hygiene

Mouth freshener is to ______

a)

i. Smile

b)

ii. Mouth odor

c)

iii. Short

d)

iv. Sweat

e)

v. Well polished

Tourism & Hospitality Industry

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 38mins

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