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SECOND TERM EXAM (1115)

Total questions: 84

Worksheet time: 1hrs 17mins

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1.

PART I. (Multiple Choice) Read the questions carefully and choose the correct answer.

 

1.       It is a well-defined geographical area which is understood by its visitors as a unique entity, to experience certain features, and has a political and legislative framework for tourism marketing and planning.

a)

  Attraction  

b)

Destination

c)

Location

d)

Accommodation

2.

2.       Banaue Rice Terraces is an example of

a)

Urban Destination

b)

Rural Destination

c)

Coastal Destination

d)

None of the above

3.

3.       Defined as “things to see and do” in a destination

a)

Destination

b)

Attraction  

c)

Recreation

d)

Adventure

4.

4.       This is main attraction that draws the visitors to go

a)

Attraction Icon 

b)

Flagship Attraction

c)

Iconic

d)

None of the above

5.

5.       The following are examples of Cultural man-made attractions, except one

a)

Religion    

b)

Architecture   

c)

Festivals

d)

Museums

6.

6.       These are recurring events that occur over a set period of time, which includes conferences, broadways, pilgrimages.

a)

Hallmark Events

b)

Mega Events      

c)

MICE

d)

None of the above

7.

7.       The adoption of a strategic approach to marketing destinations based on destination branding is often undermined due to the inherent difficulties of destination coordination and ______.

a)

Complexity    

b)

Crisis    

c)

Change

d)

Control

8.

8.       __________________ is where the linking occurs along the production process, for example when an airline establishes its own tour operating company.

a)

Vertical Integration 

b)

Horizontal Integration 

c)

Straight Integration

d)

None of the above

9.

9.       It is an agency of the Department of Tourism of the Philippines that is mandated to develop, preserve, and manage Rizal and Paco Parks in Manila.

a)

Pacific Asia Travel Association

b)

Asia - Pacific Economic Cooperation

c)

National Parks Development Committee

d)

Tourism Promotions Board

10.

10.         It develops, promotes and facilitates travel in the Pacific Areas.

a)

Pacific Asia Travel Association  

b)

Asia - Pacific Economic Cooperation

c)

National Parks Development Committee

d)

Tourism Promotions Board

11.

11.       It is composed of executives from the leading hotels and restaurants in Manila.

a)

Hotel and Restaurant Association of the Philippines

b)

Philippine Travel Agencies

c)

World Travel and Tourism Council

d)

Pacific Asia Travel Association

12.

12.       They are responsible for the well-being of all aspects of the destination.

a)

Travel Management Company  

b)

Destination Management and Marketing 

c)

Destination Management

d)

Destination Management Organizations

13.

13.       This occurs when two tour operators or two travel agents amalgamate, either through merger or takeover.

a)

Vertical Integration

b)

Horizontal Integration

c)

Straight Integration

d)

None of the above

14.

14.       What is the tourism campaign slogan for 2023?

a)

It's More Fun in the Philippines!  

b)

WOW Philippines

c)

Love the PH

d)

Love the Philippines

15.

15.       It refers to an organization, firm, or company who buys individual travel components, separately from their suppliers and combines them into a package tour.

a)

Travel Agency  

b)

Travel Management Company

c)

Tour Operator

d)

Destination Management Organizations

16.

16.       It refers to series of locations that contains the activities in a tourist in itinerary.

a)

Attraction

b)

Recreational

c)

Destination

d)

Leisure

17.

17.       RORO ride from Batangas to Mindoro.

a)

Transportation as destination  

b)

Transportation at destination     

c)

Transportation as transit

d)

None of the above

18.

18.       Cruise Lines at the Caribbean.

a)

Transportation as destination  

b)

Transportation at destination   

c)

Transportation as transit

d)

None of the above

19.

19. Airplane ride from Manila to Tacloban.

a)

Transportation as destination

b)

Transportation at destination  

c)

Transportation as transit

d)

None of the above

20.

20. Angela rides a taxi from SM Mall of Asia to OKADA Manila.

a)

Transportation as destination   

b)

Transportation at destination  

c)

Transportation as transit

d)

None of the above

21.

21. Going to Cebu to witness the Sinulog Festival.

a)

Man-made Attraction

b)

Natural Attraction

c)

Both A&B

d)

None of the above  

22.

22. Walking tour in Intramuros, Manila.

a)

Man-made attraction

b)

Natural Attraction   

c)

Both A&B  

d)

None of the above

23.

23. Walking at the slope of Mt. Kanlaon

a)

Man-made attraction

b)

Natural Attraction   

c)

Both A&B

d)

None of the above

24.

24. Heading to San Benito Farm, Batangas.

a)

  Man-made attraction

b)

Natural Attraction

c)

Both A&B

d)

None of the above

25.

25. Visiting Banaue rice Terrace to witness and learn their rice planting technique.

a)

Man-made attraction

b)

Natural Attraction 

c)

Both A&B

d)

None of the above

26.

26.   The Chocolate Hills is declared the Philippines' 3rd National Geological Monument and is dubbed as an Eighth Wonder of the World.

a)

Man-made attraction 

b)

Natural Attraction

c)

Both A&B

d)

None of the above

27.

27.   This refers to the distribution agent that participates in the sale and/or brokerage of travel and tourism-related products and services.

a)

Intermediaries   

b)

Transportation     

c)

Attraction

d)

Destination

28.

28.   Online marketplaces that allow consumers to book travel products and services and explore travel reviews.

a)

Travel Agency 

b)

Online travel agencies    

c)

Tour operator

d)

Tourism Intermediaries

29.

29.   It is the only transportation mode that does not require transfers, in the sense that the whole journey, from door to door can be achieved.

a)

Coach Travel

b)

Rail Travel 

c)

Air Travel

d)

Car Travel

30.

30.   A ___ is an area that is protected due to its cultural heritage, varied wildlife and/or beautiful countryside.

a)

Beach 

b)

National Park   

c)

Caves

d)

Mountain

31.

31.   One of the ‘outcomes of ___ of the destination product is the continual downward pressure on prices’.

a)

Complexity

b)

Crisis

c)

Commodification

d)

Control

32.

32.   Greater ___ has impacted significantly on the global tourism industry, most notably in the domains of travel in the form of airlines, hospitality in the form of large international hotel groups, and tourism in the form of intermediaries.

a)

Complacency 

b)

Consolidation    

c)

Collaboration

d)

Creativity

33.

33.   Due to the growth of air transport in recent years, long-distance travel has become much simpler and affordable. Distance is now measured in ___ and not in kilometers.

a)

Hours       

b)

Weeks

c)

Days

d)

Minutes

34.

34.   This is the most economical, convenient, and popular mode of travel especially for long distance travel all over the world.

a)

Air transport

b)

Land transport   

c)

Railway

d)

Water transport

35.

35.   The following are examples of Water transport except one

a)

Boats   

b)

Ferries 

c)

Hovercraft

d)

None of the above

36.

36.   An agent may also offer travel-related services such as ___ or foreign exchange.

a)

Currency

b)

Insurance  

c)

Cancellation

d)

Rebooking

37.

37.   These are GDS that dominate the distribution of travel products and are market leaders in Europe.

a)

Amadeus and Sabre 

b)

Galileo and Sabre 

c)

Galileo and Amadeus

d)

Sabre and Worldspan

38.

38.   These are GDS that dominate the distribution of travel products and are market leaders in the United Sates.

a)

Amadeus and Sabre

b)

Galileo and Sabre 

c)

Galileo and Amadeus

d)

Sabre and Worldspan

39.

39.   Transportation is an essential element of the tourist product in three ways, except one

a)

the means to reach the destination

b)

the means to travel without transfers

c)

in a minority of instances, it is the actual tourism attraction or activity

d)

a necessary means of movement at the destination

40.

40.   In view of the competitive forces at play, there is a strong argument for more varied approaches to the development of ­­­­___ strategies for destinations.

a)

Control      

b)

Channel     

c)

Communication

d)

Competition

41.

41.   Fyall and Garrod (2005: 289–90) highlight a number of advantages that exist with respect to collaboration within and among destinations. These include:

a)

Efficient and effective exchange of resources for perceived mutual benefit.

b)

Reduction in risk through strength in numbers and interconnectedness within and across destinations.

c)

  Inability of various sectors within the destination to work together due to excuses of a political, economic or even interpersonal nature.

d)

  In peripheral locations, collaboration serving as a significant vehicle to broaden the destination domain.

42.

42.   There are three classifications of Tourism Organizations, except one

a)

International      

b)

   Local     

c)

National

d)

Regional

43.

43.   The following are Tourism Organization at Regional Level, except one

a)

Caribbean Tourism Association

b)

   Pacific Asia Travel Association    

c)

Department of Tourism

d)

Association of Southeast Asian Nation

44.

44.   The following are Tourism Organization at National Level, except one

a)

Tourism Promotions Board

b)

National Parks Development Committee

c)

Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority

d)

Pacific Asia Travel Association

45.

45.   The head of Intramuros Administration.

a)

Rebecca Fatima Sta Maria 

b)

Joan M. Padilla  

c)

Cecille A. Lorenzana-Romero

d)

Maria Margarita M. Norgales

46.

46.   Crossing the Hanging Bamboo Bridge at Chocolate Hills.

a)

Man-made attraction

b)

Natural Attraction 

c)

Both A&B

d)

None of the above

47.

47.   Swim with Whale Sharks at Donsol, Sorsogon

a)

Man-made attraction   

b)

Natural Attraction 

c)

Both A&B

d)

None of the above

48.
  1. 48.   Eiffel Tower in Paris.

a)

Man-made attraction 

b)

Natural Attraction 

c)

Both A&B

d)

None of the above

49.

49.   Temple of Leah in Cebu.

a)

Man-made attraction

b)

Natural Attraction 

c)

Both A&B

d)

None of the above

50.

50.   The Great Pyramid of Giza

a)

Man-made attraction

b)

Natural Attraction

c)

Both A&B

d)

None of the above

51.

51.   Icon of the SEAS.

a)

Transportation as destination

b)

Transportation at the destination

c)

Transportation as transit

d)

None of the above

52.

52.   Riding a University Transport System (Tricycle).

a)

Transportation as destination

b)

Transportation at the destination

c)

Transportation as transit

d)

None of the above

53.

53.   Riding Santolan LRT 2 to Araneta Center-Cubao.

a)

  Transportation as destination

b)

Transportation at the destination    

c)

Transportation as transit

d)

None of the above

54.

54.   It is the primary government agency charged with responsibility to formulate tourism policies, plans and projects for development of tourism as an engine of socioeconomic and cultural growth.

a)

Department of Tourism 

b)

Tourism Promotions Board

c)

Asia - Pacific Economic Cooperation

d)

National Parks Development Committee

55.

55.   It encourages and Assists in the development of tourism throughout the Caribbean area.

a)

Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development

b)

Caribbean Tourism Association

c)

Organization of American States

d)

United Nations World Tourism Organization

56.

PART II. (True or False) Read the statement carefully and type True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect.

56.   Tourism development occupies an irreplaceable position in the formulation of policy in all countries because of its benefits for the local people in respect to the social, economic and environmental concerns.

(a)  

57.

57.   One of the Features of the destination is having a Local Transportation wherein visitors can ride a tricycle, jeep and/or Van.

(a)  

58.

58.   Accommodation like hotel, hostel, transient, etc., should be present in a destination.

(a)  

59.

59.   Destination competitiveness is the destination's ability to manage is natural and man-made resources effectively over the short term.

(a)  

60.

60.   Destination can still be competitive without adaptation.

(a)  

61.

61.   The management of a destination have to be aware of the nature, timing and magnitude of demand to maintain the quality of experience being provided to the tourist

(a)  

62.

62.   A place without tourist infrastructure can be still be considered as a tourist destination.

(a)  

63.

63.   In a singular tourism destination, there could be multiple attractions.

(a)  

64.

64.   The attraction should be owned by the locality. For example, the Temple of Leah, owned by Leah and Teodorico Adarna, a businessman in Cebu.

(a)  

65.

65.   Permanency refers to the attraction staying for a short period of time in a certain destination.

(a)  

66.

66.   Sand dunes in Paoay is an example of man-made attraction.

(a)  

67.

67.   The terminal is the medium of travel over which the vehicle operates.

(a)  

68.

68.   Motive power is the least important key element in transportation development.

(a)  

69.

69.   Cruise lines are only a means of transportation and cannot be considered an attraction.

(a)  

70.

70.   One of the most notable trends in recent years both general and specifically with the realm of travel is the emergence of social media.

(a)  

71.

PART III. (Enumeration) Provide what is being asked.

 

Provide the Head/Officer of the following organizations (complete name).

71.   Department of Tourism

(a)  

72.

PART III. (Enumeration) Provide what is being asked.

Provide the Head/Officer of the following organizations (complete name).

72.   Tourism Promotions Board,

(a)  

73.

Provide the Head/Officer of the following organizations (complete name).

73. Asia - Pacific Economic Cooperation

(a)  

74.

Provide the Head/Officer of the following organizations (complete name).

74. Intramuros Administration

(a)  

75.

Provide the Head/Officer of the following organizations (complete name).

75.   Pacific Asia Travel Association

(a)  

76.

Provide the Head/Officer of the following organizations (complete name).

76.   World Travel and Tourism Council

(a)  

77.

Provide the Head/Officer of the following organizations (complete name).

77.   International Air Transport Association

(a)  

78.

Provide the Head/Officer of the following organizations (complete name).

78.   Caribbean Tourism Association

(a)  

79.

Provide the Head/Officer of the following organizations (complete name).

79.   Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority

(a)  

80.

Provide the Head/Officer of the following organizations (complete name).

80.   International Civil Aviation Organization



(a)  

81.

81-85. List at least 5 among the 15 C’s Framework of Fyall (2011)

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82.

86-89. List down the four modes of transportation

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83.

90. Give one example of Man-made Attraction

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84.

PART IV. (Essay) Please refer to the criteria.

                For items 91-100, elucidate the distinction between a Transport as transit, Transportation as destination, and Transport at the destination and give one example each of the three.

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