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Hospitality provisions

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of provision is a hospital?

a)

Commercial

b)

Non-commercial

2.

What type of provision is a school?

a)

Commercial

b)

Non-commercial

3.

What type of provision is a hospital?

a)

Commercial

b)

Non-commercial

4.

Which of the following best describes a residential hospitality and catering business?

a)

Where only food and drink are offered

b)

Where accommodation is offered

c)

Where only drinks are offered

d)

Where only accommodation is offered

5.

Is a food bank an example of 'Provision' as defined as a place that offers hospitality or catering?

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Non-commercial residential provisions: Accommodation and food is provided as part of the service in hospitals, hospices, and care homes.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Non-commercial residential provisions: Boarding schools and university residences provide accommodation for students who live on site.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Non-commercial residential provisions: Universities may offer a choice of self-catering with a kitchen for students to cook their own meals.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Non-commercial residential provisions: Housekeeping may be provided in boarding schools and university residences, or students may have to clean their own living areas.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Hot meals are prepared and delivered directly to people’s homes as part of 'Meals on wheels' services.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Which statement is true?

a)

Subsidised means that business’s pay towards their worker’s food to make it cheaper for the worker

b)

Subsidised means that business’s pay the workers lunch, so it is free for them

12.

Who are the main customers of boarding schools and university residences?

a)

Students

b)

Teachers

c)

Parents

d)

Administrators

13.

Overnight accommodation can vary and will also offer many different services. We will be looking at the commercial residential sector. Name one type of commercial residential accommodation:

a)

B&B

b)

Hospital

c)

Residential home

d)

Hospice

14.

The choice of accommodation is affected by which of the following factors?

a)

Location, price, amenities, and reviews

b)

Color of the building and number of windows

c)

Type of television channels available only

d)

Availability of parking for bicycles only

15.

What is the main difference between campsites/caravan parks (including pods and glamping) and holiday parks/lodges/cabins?

a)

Campsites are usually more expensive and have more facilities

b)

Holiday parks offer more leisure and hospitality facilities and are usually more expensive

c)

Campsites always include a pool and entertainment

d)

Holiday parks require you to bring your own tent or caravan

16.

Which is the cheapest example of overnight accommodation

a)

pods

b)

tents

c)

caravans

d)

holiday lodge

17.

Which of the following facilities might be offered at holiday parks, lodges, and cabins?

a)

Pool and entertainment

b)

Electricity and charging points only

c)

Only showers

d)

None of the above

18.

Which statement is true?

a)

Hotels are usually located near motorways

b)

Motels are located near motorways

c)

Hotels are always cheaper than motels.

d)

Motels offer luxury services and are very expensive.

19.

Fill in the blank: Hotels provide overnight accommodation in rooms with _______ as well as offering food and drink. They can vary lots in price.

a)

en-suite bathrooms

b)

open kitchens

c)

shared balconies

d)

private gardens

20.

Which type of accomodation typically has bunk beds and shared rooms and facilities

a)

Holiday park

b)

B&B

c)

Hostel

d)

Hotel