Hospitality Final PDF

Jason is going to Chicago to provide computer training to a company. Which of the following best describes Jason? A. A leisure tourist B. A cultural traveler C. A business tourist D. An environmental traveler Which of the following is NOT a travel motivation for a leisure tourist? A. Visiting f...

Jason is going to Chicago to provide computer training to a company. Which of the following best describes Jason? A. A leisure tourist B. A cultural traveler C. A business tourist D. An environmental traveler Which of the following is NOT a travel motivation for a leisure tourist? A. Visiting family or friends B. Enjoying free time C. Attending a professional convention D. Watching a sports game Which of the following defines an international tourist? A. People who are travelling within their own country B. People who visit a country which is not their country of residence C. People who travel in their city of residence D. People who go for a day trip Which of the following is NOT a part of the tourism industry? A. Transportation B. Food service C. Construction D. Accommodation Which of the following is a disadvantage of automobile transport? A. Door-to-door convenience B. Highly private C. Safest means of transportation D. Possible traffic jams Which of the following organizations launched the diamond system for hotel rating? A. American Automobile Association B. Hotelstars® Union C. Forbes Travel Guide D. Mobil Travel Guide Which of the following types of restaurants are owned by outside investors, but still follow certain standards set up by the parent corporation? A. One location restaurants B. Chain restaurants C. Franchise restaurants D. Corporate restaurants Which of the following are also known as quick-service restaurants? A. Fast food restaurants B. Fine-dining restaurants C. Casual-service restaurants D. Buffet restaurants Which of the following types of restaurants often serve multiple courses and fine beverages? A. Buffet restaurants B. Fast food restaurants C. Cafeteria restaurants D. Fine-dining restaurants Which of the following is NOT a member of the kitchen staff in a restaurant? A. Caller B. Expeditor C. Sommelier D. Sous chef. American football was developed from which of the following sports? A. Rounders B. Cricket C. Rugby D. Polo Dr. James Naismith invented which of the following sports?? A. Basketball B. Baseball C. Hockey D. Soccer A movie studio which is not related to a major studio is referred to as which of the following? A. Indie movie studio B. Movie conglomerate C. Movie magnate D. Monopoly. Which of the following is the main revenue source for a concert? A. Merchandise B. Food C. Beverages D. Ticket sales The unauthorized buying, selling or utilization of movies or music is known as which of the following? A. Principle B. Piracy C. Independent production D. Licensing The self-production of a video or song is called which of the following? A. Principle B. Piracy C. Independent production D. Licensing. The granting of permission to use intellectual property rights such as trademarks defines which of the following? A. Principle B. Piracy C. Independent production D. Licensing Which of the following is not one of the tiers of college athletics? A.Intramural sports B.Club sports C.School-sponsored athletics D.NCAA What percentage of amateur athletes will have the ability to compete at the collegiate level? A.3-5 percent B.30-50 percent C.7-10 percent D.70-100 percent Which tier of college athletics is another example of an amateur sport? A.Intramural sports B.Club sports C.School-sponsored athletics D.NCAA Which of the following is the NCAA division for larger schools? A.Division I B.Division II C.Division III D.Division IV Athletes are paid for their performance in which sports tier? A.Professional B.Amateur C.Club D.College Which of the following is NOT an example of a professional sports league? A.National Football League B.Major League Baseball C.Minor Basketball Association D.Arena Football League Which of the following is the term for specific teams within a league? A.Divisions B.Franchises C.Conferences D.Leagues Leagues which include men and women are known as which of the following? A. Inclusive B. Comprehensive C. Universal D. Co-ed Which level of college sports requires the lowest skill level? A. Intramural sports B. Club sports C. School-sponsored athletics D. NCAA® NCAA stands for which of the following? A. National Club for Amateur Athletics B. Network of Competition for Amateurs of America C. National Collegiate Athletic Association D. Novice Center of Athletics and Activities Nike® paid to use Eastern State University’s logo on merchandise. This is an example of which of the following? A. Conferencing B. Licensing C. Franchising D. Collective bargaining Which of the following is NOT a sustainable behavior? A. Saving energy B. Using non-renewable resources C. Reducing waste D. Conserving water Which of the following is NOT a water intense facility in a hotel? A. Sinks B. Hallway C. Toilets D. Gardens Which of the following does NOT promote water conservation? A. Thawing food in the cooler instead of under running water B. Utilizing grey water for irrigation C. Using high-flow faucets and spray valves D. Repairing leaks as soon as possible. The Energy Star® system originated in which of the following countries? A. United States B. Britain C. Italy D. Germany Which of the following is an example of a non-renewable resource? A. Air B. Wood C. Soil D. Coal Which of the following is an example of renewable resource? A. Natural gas B. Water C. Petroleum D. Uranium Which of the following ways is electrical energy generated by using the flow of water through a turbine with a generator? A. Hydropower B. Wave power C. Solar power D. Wind power