WorksheetsCRUISE MIDTERMS
Total questions: 69
Worksheet time: 52mins
WHY PEOPLE CRUISE?
It often seems that there are as many motives to cruise as there are people. Sometimes the reason is ____. Other times it’s because of a ____ or, very often, _____ from a friend. Perhaps it’s simply to fulfill a ___. Or maybe it’s just to get away from a ____.
(a)
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
A cruise is a (a)
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
A cruise (a) from it all.
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
You’re (a) like nowhere else.
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
You can ____—or ___.
(a)
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
You can sample a (a)
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
A cruise is something “ (a) ”.
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
Cruises offer a (a) .
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
A cruise facilities (a)
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
It’s easy to make (a) at cruise
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
Cruises lend themselves to (a)
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
A cruise is a r (a)
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
A cruise is a l (a) experience
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
There’s a cruise that can satisfy (a) anyone
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
It’s a great way to (a)
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
Everybody’s talking about how (a) cruises are.
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
Cruises represent a (a) experience
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
It’s a fabulous (a) .
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
Cruises are ideal for (a)
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
They provide an excellent context for (a)
The cruise industry has intensely studied why people take cruises:
You know what you’re (a) in advance.
A cruise is a hassle- free vacation
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
A cruise takes you away from it all.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
You’re pampered like nowhere else.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
You can do it all—or nothing at all.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
You can sample a broad geographic area.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
A cruise is something “new”.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Cruises offer a huge variety of events, activities and meals.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
A cruise facilities shopping
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
It’s easy to make friends at cruise.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Cruises lend themselves to group
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
A cruise is a romantic experience.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
A cruise is a learning experience.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
There’s a cruise that can satisfy virtually anyone.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
It’s a great way to celebrate a special event.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Everybody’s talking about how wonderful cruises are.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Cruises represent a safe travel experience.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
It’s a fabulous value for the money.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Cruises are ideal for family vacations.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
They provide an excellent context for extended business meetings
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
You know what you’re paying in advance.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Cruises are too expensive
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Cruises are boring
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Cruises are only for older people
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Cruises are stuffy and too formal
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Cruises are to regimented
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
There’s not enough time in ports.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
The ship environment is too confirming.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Aren’t you forced to socialize with people?
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
I was in the Navy, and last thing I want to do is take my vacation on a ship
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
I’ll eat too much and put on weight.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
Are ships really safe?
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
I’m worried about terrorism.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
It’s too far to fly to the port.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
I’m worried about getting sick.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
I don’t know enough about cruises.
Why people take cruises
Most Commonly Heard Objections to Cruising
He/she is in charge when the captain is busy or not onboard. His or Her special duties is overseeing ship safety and security.
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overseas all mechanical operations, including the engines, electrical
systems. Lighting, plumbing, waste management, onboard climate control, and the maintenance or repair of the ship itself.
(a)
he/she tends to the health of passenger and crew.
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Oversees in room satellite TV programming, ship to shore phone communication system.
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conduct business very much like the manager of a land-based hotel or resort, but with a specialized understanding of the cruise experience.
(a)
Hotel manager or Hotel director is also known as?
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Administers day-to day affairs. Includes management of passenger’s accounts, mail, messages, and printing, the storing of valuables and immigration and customs requirements.
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He/she orchestrates the operation and booking of port-based packages. Sometimes called the Concierge, with broader responsibilities such as booking customized port experiences, changing flights, etc.
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coordinates all entertainment and informational activities that take place as part of the cruise experience. Presides over many functions, including passenger orientation and disembarkation meetings. Also manages the musicians, entertainers, onboard lectures.
(a)
He/she controls the preparation and serving of all food and beverages.
(a)
He/she manages all stateroom, public space and other
shipboard cleaning. Supervises a squad of cabin or room stewards who tend to the passengers stateroom needs.
(a)
cleans cabins and attends to passengers’ room needs
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oversees the serving of meals and drinks.
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