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F.3 TT - Xmas Wayground Task

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

On the Asia outline map, which country is the large peninsula extending into the Indian Ocean directly south of Nepal and Bhutan?

a)

India on the Deccan Peninsula

b)

Thailand on the Malay Peninsula

c)

Myanmar on the Rakhine coast

d)

Pakistan on the Makran coast

2.

On the Europe outline map, which island nation lies to the northwest of France across the English Channel?

a)

Iceland north in the Atlantic

b)

Denmark on the Jutland Peninsula

c)

Ireland west of the Irish Sea

d)

United Kingdom across the Channel

3.

Using the Asia map, identify the country located east of the Korean Peninsula across the Sea of Japan.

a)

China along the Yellow Sea coast

b)

Japan across the Sea of Japan

c)

Russia south of Siberia plain

d)

Philippines north of the Celebes Sea

4.

On the North America outline map, which country occupies the large southern portion of the mainland, bordering the United States to the north and Guatemala to the south?

a)

Mexico along the southern mainland

b)

Canada across the northern mainland

c)

Cuba as the large island

d)

Belize on the Yucatán coast

5.

On the South America outline map, which country covers most of the eastern side and reaches the Atlantic Ocean with a long coastline?

a)

Argentina in the far south

b)

Peru on the western coast

c)

Bolivia as landlocked central

d)

Brazil on the eastern coastline

6.

On the Africa outline map, which island nation is shown off the southeast coast, separated from the mainland by the Mozambique Channel?

a)

Comoros between Madagascar and Africa

b)

Seychelles north of Madagascar

c)

Mauritius east of Madagascar

d)

Madagascar off the southeast coast

7.

Looking at the North America outline map, which country stretches across the Arctic region with extensive northern islands?

a)

Canada across the Arctic region

b)

United States including Alaska

c)

Greenland as an independent country

d)

Iceland near the Mid-Atlantic Ridge

8.

What does UNWTO stand for in the context of global tourism?

a)

United Nations World Tourism Organization

b)

Universal Network for World Travel Office

c)

United Nations Worldwide Travel Operation

d)

Union of Nations for World Tour Operators

9.

Which statement best defines domestic tourism?

a)

Travel managed by international agencies

b)

Travel within one’s own country

c)

Travel to multiple continents

d)

Travel between neighboring countries

10.

Why is the travel and tourism industry described as resilient after the global pandemic?

a)

Tourists avoided all major destinations

b)

Air travel stopped in most regions

c)

Luxury hotels permanently closed worldwide

d)

Visitor numbers recovered with adaptive strategies

11.

Which concept most directly guides balancing current visitor needs with protecting destinations for the future?

a)

Seasonal price discounting

b)

MICE event scheduling

c)

Short-haul flight planning

d)

Sustainability in tourism

12.

Which statement best describes international tourism recovery in 2021 compared with 2020?

a)

Arrivals were stable but total contribution collapsed

b)

Arrivals surged dramatically while spend decreased

c)

Arrivals increased modestly and average spend rose

d)

Arrivals fell sharply with average spend unchanged

13.

A destination plans prices for 2022. Which factor would most likely reduce tourism demand across multiple regions?

a)

Stronger health restrictions and travel uncertainty

b)

Stable exchange rates and cheaper packages

c)

Improved airline connectivity and new routes

d)

Expansion of cultural events and attractions

14.

A city experiences a decrease in international arrivals. Which economic impact is most likely in the short term?

a)

Rapid expansion of new tourism infrastructure

b)

Higher hotel occupancy and room rates

c)

Reduced employment in tourism-linked businesses

d)

Increased tax revenue from visitor spending

15.

Which statement best defines eco-tourism in Hospitality and Catering?

a)

Travel focusing on luxury resorts and amenities

b)

Tourism that conserves nature and benefits local communities

c)

Mass tourism prioritizing low prices over environmental care

d)

International travel planned mainly for shopping and nightlife

16.

Choose the country that is MOST commonly cited as an eco-tourism destination.

a)

Iceland with heavy industry and large factories

b)

Costa Rica with protected rainforests and wildlife

c)

Qatar with desert megaprojects and stadiums

d)

Monaco with urban casinos and luxury marinas

17.

A tour company wants to promote eco-tourism in a fragile coastal area. Which plan shows strategic thinking to maximize positive impacts and limit drawbacks?

a)

Partner with local guides, cap group sizes, reinvest fees

b)

Build large hotels near reefs for easy access

c)

Ban all visitors and close the area permanently

d)

Offer unlimited visitor entry year-round at discount

18.

Which topographical feature is most likely to attract eco-tourists seeking biodiversity exploration?

a)

Mountainous rainforest with dense canopy

b)

Desert plateau with scattered sand dunes

c)

Urban riverfront with paved embankments

d)

Flat grassland plain with sparse shrubs

19.

Which type of tourist best matches travelers who focus on wildlife observation and minimal environmental impact?

a)

Business tourist attending conferences

b)

Eco-tourist interested in conservation

c)

Adventure tourist seeking extreme sports

d)

Leisure beach tourist on package deals

20.

Which combination lists skills most useful for working in travel and tourism when guiding nature walks?

a)

Time management and spreadsheet modeling

b)

Advanced coding and database design

c)

Customer service and local area knowledge

d)

Heavy machinery operation and welding

21.

A destination wants to grow eco-tourism sustainably. Which plan is most effective?

a)

Import foreign staff for cheaper labor

b)

Offer unlimited off-trail exploration

c)

Train local guides and limit group sizes

d)

Build large resorts near fragile habitats

22.

Which currency is used for everyday transactions in Spain?

a)

Pound in northern provinces

b)

Dollar for tourist areas

c)

Peso in mainland cities

d)

Euro across all regions

23.

You are planning a city tour focused on modernist architecture. Which Spanish city should you choose to see Sagrada Familia and Park Güell on the same day?

a)

Seville historic quarters

b)

Valencia coastal neighborhoods

c)

Barcelona urban districts

d)

Madrid city center area

24.

Which practice best aligns with sustainable tourism requirements for hotels in the Balearics?

a)

Offer unlimited paper brochures to guests

b)

Use single‑use plastics for convenience

c)

Install efficient energy and water systems

d)

Import most food to ensure variety

25.

What is a likely government aim for tourism on the Balearic Islands?

a)

Focus only on luxury resort development

b)

Ban all tourism during peak season

c)

Make tourism across the islands sustainable

d)

Maximise visitor numbers at any cost

26.

A hotel wants to reduce single‑use plastic. Which option provides a practical approach?

a)

Provide bottled water in every room

b)

Switch to refillable bathroom dispensers

c)

Offer only takeaway meals in plastic boxes

d)

Wrap all cutlery in plastic sleeves

27.

Which of the following is a built attraction a tourist might visit in Taipei?

a)

A coastal wetland with wildlife

b)

A mountain forest with hiking trails

c)

A volcanic hot spring in the countryside

d)

A modern observation tower with city views

28.

A theme park wants to increase visitor appeal. Which pair of features would most effectively attract families planning a full-day visit?

a)

Family rides and diverse food outlets

b)

Shaded seating and short walking distances

c)

Historic exhibits and guided city tours

d)

High-speed coasters and late-night fireworks

29.

Which service would most improve guest satisfaction at a busy Taiwan theme park during peak hours?

a)

More souvenir shops near the park exit

b)

Additional shaded seating and water refill points

c)

Extended ride operating times on weekdays

d)

Larger parking lots with premium spaces

30.

Which of the following is a key benefit of promoting eco-tourism in developing countries?

a)

Reduction in cultural exchange

b)

Increased pollution from mass tourism

c)

Greater conservation of natural habitats

d)

Decline in local employment opportunities

31.

What is the main purpose of installing refillable water stations in tourist attractions?

a)

To encourage the use of single-use plastics

b)

To limit visitor access to water

c)

To reduce waste and support sustainability

d)

To increase souvenir sales

32.

Which European city is famous for its canals and attracts millions of tourists each year?

a)

Venice

b)

Berlin

c)

Lisbon

d)

Prague

33.

Which of the following practices helps a hotel support sustainable tourism?

a)

Providing single-use toiletries in every room

b)

Using disposable plates for all meals

c)

Installing energy-efficient lighting throughout the property

d)

Offering unlimited printed brochures to guests

34.

What is a primary goal of eco-tourism initiatives in protected natural areas?

a)

Encourage mass tourism for economic growth

b)

Develop large-scale entertainment complexes

c)

Promote conservation and benefit local communities

d)

Increase visitor numbers without restrictions

35.

Which action would most effectively reduce waste at a tourist attraction?

a)

Provide free plastic bags to all visitors

b)

Install recycling bins and encourage their use

c)

Sell only bottled drinks in the gift shop

d)

Offer disposable cutlery at food outlets

36.

Which of the following is a direct result of a decline in tourism for local businesses?

a)

Expansion of cultural festivals

b)

Growth in international flight routes

c)

Decrease in demand for local services

d)

Increase in new hotel construction

37.

What is a common strategy destinations use to recover tourism after a crisis?

a)

Closing all attractions indefinitely

b)

Raising taxes on all visitors

c)

Lowering entry requirements and promoting safety measures

d)

Discouraging international marketing

38.

On the Asia outline map, which country is located directly south of China and is known for its long coastline along the South China Sea?

a)

Japan

b)

Vietnam

c)

Thailand

d)

India

39.

Which of the following is an example of a natural attraction that supports eco-tourism?

a)

An urban convention center

b)

A luxury cruise ship terminal

c)

A shopping mall with international brands

d)

A rainforest reserve with guided wildlife tours

40.

What is a key reason for hotels to use locally sourced food in their restaurants?

a)

To increase the use of imported goods

b)

To support local farmers and reduce carbon footprint

c)

To offer only international cuisine

d)

To avoid seasonal menu changes

41.

Which action best demonstrates responsible behavior by tourists in protected natural areas?

a)

Collecting plants and rocks as souvenirs

b)

Feeding wild animals for better photos

c)

Taking only photographs and leaving no waste

d)

Leaving marked trails to explore freely