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Natural Disasters, tourism and types of tourism

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the impact of natural disasters on tourism?

a)

Decreased tourist arrivals and revenue

b)

No impact on tourist arrivals and revenue

c)

Increased tourist arrivals and revenue

d)

Improved tourist experience

2.

How do natural disasters affect tourist areas?

a)

Tourist areas are usually well-prepared for natural disasters.

b)

Natural disasters have no impact on tourist areas.

c)

Natural disasters can disrupt the tourism industry and have long-lasting effects on tourist areas.

d)

Natural disasters can actually attract more tourists to an area.

3.

How can tourism be affected by natural disasters?

a)

Natural disasters can affect tourism through damage to attractions, travel disruptions, safety concerns, and economic downturns.

b)

Natural disasters have no impact on tourism.

c)

Tourism can actually increase after a natural disaster.

d)

Natural disasters only affect local tourism, not international tourism.

4.

What are the economic consequences of natural disasters on tourism?

a)

Natural disasters have a positive impact on tourism by attracting more tourists and generating higher revenue.

b)

The economic consequences of natural disasters on tourism include a decline in tourist arrivals, revenue loss, job losses, and damage to tourism infrastructure.

c)

No impact on tourist arrivals, revenue, jobs, or tourism infrastructure.

d)

Increase in tourist arrivals, revenue gain, job creation, and improvement of tourism infrastructure.

5.

How can tourism contribute to the resilience of communities in the face of natural disasters?

a)

Tourism only benefits large cities and not smaller communities affected by natural disasters.

b)

Tourism can provide economic support, create jobs, raise awareness, and stimulate infrastructure development.

c)

Tourism can worsen the impact of natural disasters on communities.

d)

Tourism has no impact on the resilience of communities in the face of natural disasters.

6.

What effect could severe heat have on an countries tourism economy?

a)

Airports might not be able to handle incoming passengers due to runways and equipment breaking

b)

All the animals hide in the shade

c)

Tourists get hot and grumpy

d)

Business have to close due to the severe heat

7.

What is a natural disaster?

a)
A man-made event causing significant damage
b)
A sudden event caused by environmental factors that causes significant damage
c)
A planned event causing significant damage
d)
A sudden event caused by human factors that causes significant damage
8.

What is a tsunami?

a)

A large wave caused by the moon's gravitational pull

b)

A large wave caused by heavy rainfall

c)

A large wave caused by underwater volcanic activity

d)

A large wave caused by underwater earthquakes

9.

'Economic' is term used when talking about...

a)

Computing

b)

ICT

c)

Money

d)

Careers

10.

Which of the following defines an international tourist?

a)

People who are travelling within their own country

b)

People who visit a country which is not their country of residence

c)

People who travel in their city of residence

d)

People who go for a day trip

11.

A place that sells lots of different Holidays

a)

Travel Operator

b)

Travel Agent

c)

Immigration

d)

Restaurant

12.

An organisation that creates and runs a holiday

a)

Travel Agent

b)

Tour operator

c)

Hotel

d)

immigration

13.

What type of travel is when you travel for a conference

a)

Leisure

b)

Adventure

c)

Business

d)

Centre holiday

14.

When a person travels out of their country they are?

a)

inbound traveller

b)

outbound traveller

c)

Domestic traveller

15.

When a person travels into a country they are?

a)

inbound traveller

b)

outbound traveller

c)

Domestic traveller