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Topic 1.1: Tourism Activity

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A tourism system is made up of _______ interconnected components.

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

2.

A tourist (a)   region is a region where tourists come from.

3.

A tourist ​_______ region is the region that attracts tourists.​

a)
destination
b)
generating
c)
transit
d)
no-go
4.

A tourist _______ region often experiences the impacts/ consequences of tourism development.

a)

generating

b)

destination

c)

system

d)

no-go

5.

What is 'Region X'?

a)

Generating

b)

Destination

c)

Transit Route

d)

No-go

6.

"Singapore is a popular __X____ hub for tourists due to its efficient airport, Changi, and various __X__ options. Travelers from eligible countries can benefit from the 96-hour Visa Free Transit Facility, and the airport offers amenities like transit hotels, lounges, and free tours. Passengers with layovers of 5.5 to 24 hours can participate in the Free Singapore Tour, which showcases iconic landmarks and cultural attractions."

What is X?

a)

destination

b)

generating

c)

no-go

d)

transit

7.

A group of Malaysian students who travel from Johore Bahru to Kuala Lumpur for a Half Marathon Competition are also known as __________ tourists.

a)

domestic

b)

international

c)

destination

d)

transit

8.

"The Perhentian Islands are two islands located on the northeastern coast of Peninsular Malaysia; well known for snorkelling and scuba diving. There is no airport on Perhentian Islands. They are only accessible by boat from Kuala Besut jetty.

Other than taking a bus ride from Kuala Lumpur to the jetty, another alternative is to fly from Kuala Lumpur directly to Kota Bharu. You will then have to take a taxi for one hour to go the jetty to take the boat."

Inferring from the passage above, one can infer that there most likely would be a _____ volume of tourists who are willing to travel from Singapore to the Perhentian Islands..

a)

high

b)

low

c)

moderate

d)

zero

9.

The movement of tourists from generating to destination regions occurs due to a combination of ____ - _____ factors.

(a)  

10.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a pull factor attracting visitors to a tourist destination region?

a)

Formula One Race in Morocco

b)

Taylor Swift Concert in Singapore

c)

Floods in Chongqing, China

d)

Niagara Waterfalls in Canada

11.

Which of the following are examples of push factors at tourist generating regions?

a)

In 2023, 40% of Singapore workers feel they work up to 10 hours of unpaid time every week

b)

Copenhagen, Denmark, is currently considered the most liveable city due to its high scores in stability, infrastructure, and culture.

c)

Norway is a natural playground venue for outdoor travellers. Hike, bike, go skiing & fishing, & take part in many other activities in stunning nature all over the country.

d)

Workplace harassment seems to be pervasive in South Korea where toxic work cultures and abusive bosses and colleagues are rampant.

12.

Diagram shows the carbon footprint of tourism.

This is a form of negative physical impact of tourism at a/ an ______ scale..

a)

individual

b)

local

c)

regional

d)

global

13.

These photos illustrate the ______ impacts of tourism on locals in Spain.

a)

negative

b)

positive

c)

social

d)

environmental

14.

Figure shows a news headline in Forbes. Inferring from the Figure, which of the following inferences may be true? There are multiple correct answers.

a)

A negative impact on the entire tourism system in the United States.

b)

More pull factors from the United States as a tourist destination region.

c)

An example of how politics may affect regional tourism in the American continent.

d)

Greater income generation from tourism in the United States as a result of higher tariffs.