WorksheetsUnit 5 Test (textbook)
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What helps to compel or drive visitors to a specific place?
a)
Location
b)
Attractions
c)
People
d)
Economy
2.
Which of the following is an example of infrastructure that can be impacted by tourism?
a)
Food and beverages
b)
Outdoor recreation activities
c)
Wildlife habitats
d)
Water lines
3.
Increased tourist dollars spent in a location result in
a)
fewer DMOs.
b)
increases in jobs and tax base.
c)
less infrastructure improvements.
d)
fewer attractions being built.
4.
A group of people is going to attend a four-day event listening to music on several different stages. What type of event are they attending?
a)
Convention
b)
Festival
c)
Regional event
d)
E-sports event
5.
What type of event is an organized video game competition?
a)
Convention
b)
Festival
c)
Sporting event
d)
E-sport event
6.
A teacher is attending a weekend retreat in the mountains that focuses on yoga, meditation, and health food. Most likely, she is attending a
a)
wellness event.
b)
festival.
c)
sporting event.
d)
conference.
7.
The Southern gathering of the Fiction Writers’ Association is meeting in Birmingham. This is an example of what type of event?
a)
Wellness
b)
Regional
c)
National
d)
Local
8.
When a destination cannot support the number of visitors, it is called
a)
undertourism.
b)
overtourism.
c)
ecotourism.
d)
dark tourism.
9.
Which is an example of the positive impact of tourism on large scale economies?
a)
More expensive modes of transportation
b)
Decrease in number of attractions
c)
Increase in number of hotels
d)
Fewer airline options
10.
Which is an example of the positive impact of tourism on small scale economies?
a)
Increased unemployment
b)
Fewer local restaurants and shops
c)
Decrease in local tax base
d)
More skilled and educated workforce
11.
Which is an example of the negative impact of tourism?
a)
Lack of respect for local traditions
b)
Support of historical sites
c)
Cheaper modes of travel
d)
Increase in hotels and restaurants
12.
How does the hospitality industry impact the economy?
a)
Encourages the development of charitable organizations
b)
Limits the promotion of sustainability
c)
Provides millions of jobs to people
d)
Minimizes the use of technology
13.
In the United States, which industry employs the most people?
a)
Retail
b)
Hospitality
c)
Financial
d)
Educational
14.
What is sustainability?
a)
The economic benefits of green initiatives
b)
The practices followed to avoid using up natural resources
c)
The total greenhouse gas emissions caused by an organization
d)
The environmental benefits of green practices
15.
Which is an example of a corporate social responsibility initiative?
a)
A non-profit requires 13 employees over the age of 60 to retire early
b)
A publicly held company distributes dividends to its shareholders
c)
A privately held company donates computers to schools in an economically challenged area
d)
An organization lays off 300 workers in an effort to restore diminishing profit margins
16.
If a specific city or state is being promoted to prospective travelers, what type of branding is being used?
a)
Personal
b)
Destination
c)
Geographic
d)
Product
17.
When a travel agent promotes a specific city to prospective travelers in order to encourage a visit, this is an example of
a)
corporate social responsibility.
b)
destination branding.
c)
multiculturalism.
d)
tourism.
18.
The idea that many cultures can prosper together by recognizing and celebrating their differences is called
a)
independence.
b)
branding.
c)
multiculturalism.
d)
hospitality.
19.
A businessperson is visiting friends in Chicago. He gets a hotel room for two nights for $250 per night. Next week, a valet spends some of his paycheck to buy groceries. This is an example of
a)
a coincidence.
b)
the multiplier effect.
c)
the spirit of hospitality.
d)
a managed business.
20.
Technology in the hospitality and tourism industry should
a)
reduce labor.
b)
increase costs.
c)
decrease productivity.
d)
give guests less control of choices.
21.
A mother is looking for a hotel in New York for a trip with her daughter and grandson. She wants rooms with large open space and a good layout so that her grandson can play. To preview available rooms in the most realistic way, she
a)
checks out online reviews.
b)
calls the 1-800 reservation number.
c)
views static pictures on the hotel’s website.
d)
uses the virtual reality tour.
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