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Term 3 Tourism Quiz

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The name Gauteng means:

a)

Place of mountains

b)

Place of rivers

c)

Place of gold

d)

Place of kings

2.

Which site in Gauteng is a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

a)

Sun City

b)

Cradle of Humankind

c)

uShaka Marine World

d)

Drakensberg Park

3.

Which famous museum in Gauteng tells the story of apartheid?

a)

Apartheid Museum

b)

Lesedi Cultural Village

c)

Hector Pieterson Museum

d)

Gold Reef City Museum

4.

What can tourists experience at Gold Reef City?

a)

Deepest gold mine tour

b)

Game drives

c)

Whale watching

d)

Botanical gardens

5.

Lesedi Cultural Village represents how many traditional villages?

a)

Three

b)

Four

c)

Five

d)

Six

6.

Sun City is often called:

a)

South Africa’s Kruger Park

b)

The Las Vegas of South Africa

c)

The Disneyland of Africa

d)

The Jewel of the Cape

7.

Which annual golf tournament is held at Sun City?

a)

South African Open

b)

Nedbank Golf Challenge

c)

Masters Tournament

d)

Sun City Classic

8.

Pilanesberg Game Reserve is famous for:

a)

Whale watching

b)

Big Five and 350 bird species

c)

Sand dunes

d)

Penguins

9.

Which cultural site in North West allows tourists to stay overnight with families?

a)

Gold Reef City

b)

Lesedi Cultural Village

c)

Aardklop Festival

d)

Cradle of Humankind

10.

The Aardklop Arts Festival is held in which town?

a)

Pretoria

b)

Potchefstroom

c)

Johannesburg

d)

Rustenburg

11.

Which was South Africa’s first World Heritage Site?

a)

uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park

b)

iSimangaliso Wetland Park

c)

Table Mountain

d)

Pilanesberg

12.

The Drakensberg Mountains are known for:

a)

Whale watching

b)

San rock paintings

c)

Casinos

d)

Deep-sea diving

13.

The “Golden Mile” in Durban includes:

a)

Valley of Waves

b)

Sun Coast Casino and uShaka Marine World

c)

Pilanesberg Game Reserve

d)

Gold Reef City

14.

The Comrades Marathon runs between:

a)

Johannesburg and Pretoria

b)

Pietermaritzburg and Durban

c)

Cape Town and Stellenbosch

d)

Sun City and Rustenburg

15.

The Sardine Run happens during which months?

a)

January–March

b)

May–July

c)

August–October

d)

November–December

16.

Sustainable tourism focuses on:

a)

Short-term profit only

b)

Protecting resources for future generations

c)

Luxury tourism only

d)

Adventure tourism

17.

Which is NOT one of the three pillars of sustainable tourism?

a)

Economic

b)

Social

c)

Environmental

d)

Political

18.

“Leave nothing but footprints” is a rule of:

a)

Responsible tourist behaviour

b)

Marketing

c)

Adventure tourism

d)

Wildlife management

19.

The “three Rs” in sustainable tourism stand for:

a)

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

b)

Rebuild, Reinvest, Reward

c)

Rest, Relax, Repeat

d)

Remove, Replace, Reuse

20.

A positive social impact of tourism is:

a)

Crime increase

b)

Cultural pride and awareness

c)

Corruption

d)

Inflation

21.

Which of the following is a negative economic impact of tourism?

a)

Job creation

b)

Investment

c)

Leakage (imports)

d)

Balance of payment

22.

An example of a good environmental practice in hotels is:

a)

Keeping lights on all day

b)

Using solar panels

c)

Serving endangered species on the menu

d)

Using only imported goods

23.

The term “carbon footprint” refers to:

a)

Amount of electricity saved

b)

Tons of CO₂ emitted

c)

Steps tourists walk per day

d)

Size of protected parks

24.

A green tourism practice that hotels can use is:

a)

Ignoring recycling

b)

Energy-efficient light bulbs

c)

Overuse of water

d)

Building larger car parks

25.

Which of the following can climate change cause in tourism?

a)

Flooding of coastal destinations

b)

Lower travel costs

c)

Increased wildflowers in spring

d)

Longer tourist seasons everywhere

26.

Marketing in tourism is about:

a)

Selling only to foreigners

b)

Placing products and services in the hands of the target market

c)

Only advertising hotels

d)

Only selling food and drinks

27.

The group of customers most likely to use a tourism product is called the:

a)

Random market

b)

Target market

c)

Core market

d)

Niche market

28.

Which is an example of a niche market?

a)

Youth travellers

b)

Business travellers

c)

Special interest tourism (SIT)

d)

All tourists

29.

The 5 Ps of marketing are:

a)

Product, Price, Place, Promotion, People

b)

Plan, Promote, Price, Place, Profit

c)

People, Parks, Price, Product, Policy

d)

Product, Price, Policy, Planning, Promotion

30.

Which is NOT part of market research?

a)

Outsourcing

b)

In-house research

c)

Guessing customer needs

d)

Co-operative research

31.

A business’s unique feature that makes it stand out is called its:

a)

Core market

b)

Competitive edge

c)

Market share

d)

Target market

32.

Which of the following is a core international market for South Africa?

a)

India

b)

Germany

c)

USA

d)

All of the above

33.

Market share refers to:

a)

How much profit a business makes

b)

The portion of the market controlled by a product or company

c)

The number of tourists in a year

d)

The total number of competitors

34.

The purpose of marketing tourism services is to:

a)

Increase the leakage of income

b)

Ignore customer needs

c)

Identify customer needs and meet them

d)

Reduce competition

35.

The Sho’t Left Campaign in South Africa promotes:

a)

International travel only

b)

Domestic tourism and short breaks

c)

Business tourism

d)

Cruise tourism

36.

Which Gauteng attraction allows tourists to experience gold pouring?

a)

Gold Reef City

b)

Apartheid Museum

c)

Lesedi Cultural Village

d)

Cradle of Humankind

37.

Pilanesberg Game Reserve is located in which province?

a)

KwaZulu-Natal

b)

North West

c)

Gauteng

d)

Limpopo

38.

Which KwaZulu-Natal attraction is home to Africa’s largest estuarine system?

a)

uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park

b)

iSimangaliso Wetland Park

c)

Golden Mile

d)

Phinda

39.

Which cultural festival takes place in Potchefstroom?

a)

Grahamstown Arts Festival

b)

Aardklop Arts Festival

c)

Zulu Reed Dance

d)

National Arts Festival

40.

Which World Heritage Site is in Gauteng?

a)

Cradle of Humankind

b)

iSimangaliso Wetland Park

c)

Drakensberg

d)

Richtersveld

41.

Which is an example of responsible tourist behaviour?

a)

Collecting shells and flowers

b)

Taking rubbish away

c)

Supporting restaurants serving endangered species

d)

Wasting water

42.

A multiplier effect in tourism means:

a)

Tourists spend once only

b)

Money spent circulates and benefits the economy many times

c)

Tourism has no economic impact

d)

Government loses tax income

43.

Which is a luxury private game reserve in North West?

a)

Sabi Sabi

b)

Shamwari

c)

Madikwe

d)

Phinda

44.

Which KwaZulu-Natal attraction includes an aquarium and water park?

a)

Gold Reef City

b)

uShaka Marine World

c)

Sun City

d)

Table Mountain

45.

The purpose of environmental education in SANBI botanical gardens is to:

a)

Promote shopping malls

b)

Teach conservation and biodiversity

c)

Increase gold mining

d)

Expand tourism marketing

46.

Which of these is NOT a negative impact of tourism?

a)

Pollution

b)

Job creation

c)

Cultural changes

d)

Inflation

47.

Global warming is mainly caused by:

a)

Decrease in CO₂

b)

Increase in greenhouse gases

c)

More rainfall

d)

More recycling

48.

Which of these is a transfrontier park?

a)

Addo Elephant

b)

Table Mountain

c)

Kgalagadi

d)

Golden Gate

49.

Which marketing element refers to how products are communicated to customers?

a)

Place

b)

Price

c)

Promotion

d)

People

50.

Which is an example of a positive environmental impact of tourism?

a)

Overdependence on tourism

b)

Conservation and biodiversity

c)

Air pollution

d)

Solid waste