WorksheetsHTIIA: Unit 1 Practice Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which tourist trend model offers usability to communities by addressing the unique social and financial needs of each visitor by being accessible and affordable to all?
music and arts festivals
urban entertainment centers
theme parks
casinos
How are theme parks different from pop-up fairs and festivals?
They are built to last as permanent structures.
They are less expensive to visit.
They are incredibly dangerous and have unreliable rides.
They only serve sweets like cotton candy.
As Kachela plans a vacation for himself and his wife, things like accessibility, amenities, and convenience are the most important for choosing the destination. How are the factors that are important to Kachela BEST described in choosing a travel destination?
socio-economic
environmental
family-friendly
cultural
What term BEST describes the correlation between the cost and quality customers require?
supply relationship
demand relationship
revenue
planned play
Which travel destinations are usually located in cities or suburbs and designed with the clear intention of creating a very specific experience for the customer, also referred to as commercial recreation sites?
planned play environment
primary tourist attraction
Adventure Island
trend setting
The World Tourism Organization (WTO) claims tourism currently makes over $7.6 trillion each year worldwide, which has a significant impact on what?
political relationships between countries
both local and national economies
healthcare insurance premiums worldwide
educational reform in a global scale
Juana has decided to visit Costa Rica during her summer vacation because of the pleasant climate, beautiful scenery, natural resources, and wildlife. What specific factor made Juana choose Costa Rica for her vacation?
the environment
socio-economic factors
cultural attractions
family-friendly experience
Alex recently retired and wants to travel the world and is excited to live the life as a full-time tourist. What will the money Alex spends on these travels contribute to in each of the countries visited?
education, environmental research, and jobs
sales, profits, jobs, tax revenues, and income
government, tax revenues, and military defense
armed forces, education, and animal welfare
What is the correlation between price and how much of something is available to customers?
supply relationship
demand relationship
revenue
demographic
Amani’s job is finding things like lodging, dining, transportation, and related experiences that will keep travelers happy as they move from place to place. What industry does Amani MOST likely work in?
catering
health care
hospitality
restaurant
Jamal is getting his PhD in history and has decided to travel to Greece to deepen his understanding of Ancient Greek history. This is an example of a person’s motives being linked to what?
weather
destination
accommodations
finances
What are some negative non-economic effects that tourism can have on a specific location?
better education, more jobs, increased crime rate
raised property values, increased local pride, increased resources
overcrowding, reduced quality of local resources, worsening pollution
higher disease prevalence, lower taxes, improved government spending
Fenfang has been exploring different destinations for an upcoming vacation. The most important factor to Fenfang is finding a place with a variety of cultural attractions. What are some examples of potential cultural attractions Fenfang might be interested in?
luxurious hotels, fine dining, spas
beautiful scenery, natural resources, wildlife
theme parks, resorts, amusement destinations
historical sites, living traditions, performances
Destiny has been running a successful boutique hotel for 20 years. She recently opened a restaurant down the street from her hotel, hoping she can apply her knowledge of running a hotel to running a new restaurant. What are some things Destiny’s hotel needs for success that her restaurant will also need?
a good location, high-quality service, competent management
excellent product, varying methods of satisfying clients, unappealing aesthetics
delicious food, clientele, a focus on different products
efficient bellhops, lots of greenery, adhering to different expectations
Delilah just opened a travel agency. Although she has several big clients, she is not making much revenue yet. Why will Delilah have to close her business if she doesn’t start making revenue soon?
Revenue means profit, and if Delilah doesn’t make a profit she won’t be able to support herself.
Revenue means losing money and if Delilah is losing money she doesn’t have a well-run business.
Revenue means being unappealing to clients, and if Delilah’s business is unappealing to clients, she will not keep them.
Revenue means bad press, and if Delilah receives bad press, she won’t be able to draw new clients.
