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HM301 Quiz 1

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It was about this time that the Greeks came up with thermal baths that were designed for recuperation and relaxation. (If answer includes letters, it should be ALL capital.)

(a)  

2.

This year, the great innkeepers integrated an association with the aim of turning hospitality into a business in its own right.

(a)  

3.

The first hospitality establishment, a hotel, was built around this time. It was named Hotel De Henry or Hotel De Salm.

(a)  

4.

This was the era that started with English travel and excursions, when they built inns as their private residences.

a)

Early Hospitality

b)

Medieval Period

c)

The New World

d)

19th and 20th Century

e)

Modern Hospitality

5.

The beginning of luxury hotels and resorts.

a)

Early Hospitality

b)

Medieval Period

c)

The New World

d)

19th and 20th Century

e)

Modern Hospitality

6.

The tourism industry has entered a new era of better growth and innovation.

a)

Early Hospitality

b)

Medieval Period

c)

The New World

d)

19th and 20th Century

e)

Modern Hospitality

7.

The era of chefs like Escoffier and M. Boulanger who took the culinary standards to altogether a different level.

a)

Early Hospitality

b)

Medieval Period

c)

The New World

d)

19th and 20th Century

e)

Modern Hospitality

8.

Guests are addressed by name, and their likes, and dislikes are known and respected.

a)

Respectful

b)

Present

c)

Responsive

d)

Personal

e)

Non Judgemental

9.

Complaints are quickly resolved in favor of the guest.

a)

Respectful

b)

Present

c)

Responsive

d)

Personal

e)

Non Judgemental

10.

There is no feeling of being rushed or processed, and the staff never shows signs of stress.

a)

Non-Intrusive

b)

Relaxed

c)

Personable

d)

Perceptive

e)

Consistent

11.

Guests leave feeling connected, although the specific execution may differ each time.

a)

Non-Intrusive

b)

Relaxed

c)

Personable

d)

Perceptive

e)

Consistent

12.

Guests needs are met before patrons even realize they had the need.

a)

Non-Intrusive

b)

Relaxed

c)

Personable

d)

Perceptive

e)

Consistent

13.

The service always perfectly fits the occasion.

a)

Consistent

b)

Appropriate

c)

Uplifting

d)

Surprising

14.

The staff goes beyond simple job requirements to do something memorable for the guests.

a)

Consistent

b)

Appropriate

c)

Uplifting

d)

Surprising

15.

To provide food and beverage for groups, conferences, meetings, and theme parties.

a)

Front Office

b)

Food and Beverage Services

c)

Housekeeping

d)

Food/Kitchen Production

16.

Provide various types of dishes to the guests as per the menu.

a)

Front Office

b)

Food and Beverage Services

c)

Housekeeping

d)

Food/Kitchen Production

17.

To collect room charges and other miscellaneous charges for various services used by guests during their stay.

a)

Front Office

b)

Food and Beverage Services

c)

Housekeeping

d)

Food/Kitchen Production

18.

Cleanliness of rooms, and the hotel building and its furniture and furnishings

a)

Front Office

b)

Food and Beverage Services

c)

Housekeeping

d)

Food/Kitchen Production

19.

Responsible for ordering, inventory, supplies, equipment, and services for all departments and divisions. Securing the best price for all purchases without jeopardizing quality. (Answer must be in all small letters.)

(a)  

20.

Responsible for answering emergency and high-priority telephone calls as efficiently and quickly as possible. Obtain and record accurate information, assess the level of any hotel information, and respond appropriately. (Answer must be in all small letters.)

(a)  

21.

Handle a variety of personnel and administrative functions within an organization or business, including benefits and compensation, employee training, recruitment, and disciplinary procedures. (Answer must be in all small letters.)

(a)  

22.

The daily tasks may include changing light bulbs, removing waste, and painting. (Answer must be in all small letters.)

(a)  

23.

To protect the hotel's guests, employees, and property. Must keep a logbook of anything unusual and often act as a liaison between the police and the hotel in the event that something happens. (Answer must be in all small letters.)

(a)  

24.

Skills required for hotel management professionals: Leadership (a)   (Answer must be in all small letters.)

25.

Skills required for hotel management professionals: Basic knowledge of (a)   (Answer must be in all small letters.)

26.

Skills required for hotel management professionals: An (a)   for details (Answer must be in all small letters.)