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Last Holiday (2006) – Customer Service Study & Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Georgia Byrd’s occupation at the beginning of the film?

a)

Travel agent

b)

Cookware saleswoman

c)

Department store employee in cookware

d)

Casino waitress

2.

Why does Georgia decide to go on a lavish vacation?

a)

She wins a sweepstakes

b)

She inherits money

c)

She is diagnosed with a terminal illness

d)

She’s celebrating a promotion

3.

Where does Georgia travel for her dream vacation?

a)

Venice, Italy

b)

The Grandhotel Pupp in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic

c)

A resort in the Bahamas

d)

Paris, France

4.

Which famous chef does Georgia admire?

a)

Chef Jacques

b)

Chef Didier

c)

Chef Marcel

d)

Chef Jean-Paul

5.

What kind of service does Georgia receive upon arrival at the hotel?

a)

Dismissive

b)

Warm VIP treatment

c)

Confusing

d)

Indifferent

6.

How does Georgia’s attitude toward life change after the diagnosis?

a)

She becomes fearful

b)

She withdraws from people

c)

She begins to live boldly

d)

She takes more naps

7.

What hobby does Georgia enjoy that connects her to Chef Didier?

a)

Painting

b)

Fishing

c)

Cooking

d)

Gardening

8.

How do the wealthy hotel guests react to Georgia at first?

a)

They embrace her

b)

They ignore her

c)

They are rude and suspicious

d)

They ask her to leave

9.

What does Georgia leave behind when she decides to go on her trip?

a)

Her apartment

b)

Her church group

c)

Her job and life savings

d)

Her family

10.

Who is Georgia's love interest in the film?

a)

Chef Didier

b)

Her boss Kragen

c)

Senator Dillings

d)

Sean Matthews

11.

Explain why the hotel staff begin treating Georgia with VIP service.

a)

Because she is a famous celebrity.

b)

Because of a mistaken identity.

c)

Because she is a regular guest.

d)

Because she is the hotel owner's daughter.

12.

A guest or staff member shows poor customer service when they:

a)

Greet customers warmly and offer help

b)

Ignore customers and respond rudely

c)

Listen carefully to customer needs

d)

Resolve issues quickly and politely

13.

Georgia’s gratitude and personality influence the way others treat her by:

a)

Making others treat her kindly and with respect

b)

Causing others to ignore her

c)

Making others jealous of her

d)

Leading others to avoid her

14.

How does Chef Didier demonstrate good customer service with Georgia?

a)

He listens to her feedback, treats her as a fellow food lover, and includes her in the kitchen, showing respect and valuing her as more than just a guest.

b)

He ignores her preferences and serves her the standard menu without any changes.

c)

He rushes her through the meal and avoids any conversation.

d)

He only interacts with her when taking her order and does not engage further.

15.

How does the movie emphasize that great service is about more than money?

4 lines
16.

Customer Service in Hospitality & Tourism: Key Moments Which of the following is an example of excellent service?

a)

A) Reception and Concierge treating Georgia like a high-value guest

b)

B) Class-Based Assumptions

c)

C) Kragen’s Demands

d)

D) Medical Misdiagnosis

17.

Which example shows personalized attention and friendly tone in luxury settings?

a)

Spa and Dining Staff

b)

Kragen’s Demands

c)

Medical Misdiagnosis

d)

Class-Based Assumptions

18.

What is an example of poor service based on unconscious bias in service delivery?

a)

A) Class-Based Assumptions

b)

B) Reception and Concierge

c)

C) Chef Didier’s Engagement

d)

D) Spa and Dining Staff

19.

Which example represents a challenge with difficult customers that tests service professionalism?

a)

Kragen’s Demands

b)

Medical Misdiagnosis

c)

Reception and Concierge

d)

Spa and Dining Staff

20.

Which example shows how rushed, careless communication can damage trust and service quality?

a)

A) Medical Misdiagnosis

b)

B) Chef Didier’s Engagement

c)

C) Reception and Concierge

d)

D) Class-Based Assumptions