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Hospitality and Tourism Overview
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attempts to pass this quiz with 70%.
#1
Leading hospitality companies often say they “hire for __________ and train for aptitude.”
A. Experience
B. Availability
C. Attitude
D. Altitude
#2
___________________ is known for its vision “To Make People Happy!” and demonstrates the heart of hospitality by focusing on creating joy, not just service.
A. Starbucks
B. Marriott
C. The Ritz-Carlton
D. Walt Disney
#3
Which organization is guided by the motto “We are ladies and gentlemen serving ladies and gentlemen”?
A. The Ritz-Carlton
B. Hyatt
C. Disney Parks
D. Marriott
E. Hilton
#4
A hotel front desk agent chooses to walk a tired guest to the elevator instead of just pointing in the direction. This act best demonstrates the business of ____________.
A. Selling rooms
B. Creating turnover
C. Providing service
D. Managing profit margins
#5
The key link connecting all sectors of hospitality—lodging, food, travel, and recreation—is:
A. Profit
B. Location
C. Guest Service
D. Branding
#6
The services and products of the hospitality industry are unique because they are:
A. Tangible and measurable
B. Intangible and perishable
C. Measurable and repeatable
D. Durable and quantifiable
#7
Many refer to hospitality as the “_____________ industry” because it includes lodging, food and beverage, recreation, and travel under one large network.
A. Service
B. Umbrella
C. Travel
D. Global
#8
A student studying hospitality is unsure whether to pursue a career managing hotels or working in destination marketing. Which distinction might help them decide?
A. Hospitality focuses on guest operations; tourism focuses on travel management and promotion.
B. Hospitality focuses on recreation; tourism focuses only on food and beverage.
C. Tourism and hospitality are identical fields.
D. Hospitality is only for hotel careers; tourism is only for airlines.
#9
The international symbol of welcome, friendship, and hospitality is the:
A. Pineapple
B. Passport
C. Lantern
D. Bell
#10
A resort manager must choose between hiring a highly skilled chef with a poor attitude or a motivated new graduate with limited experience. According to hospitality principles, the manager should:
A. Hire the chef for immediate skill
B. Hire the graduate for long-term growth potential
C. Avoid hiring either candidate
D. Focus on filling the position quickly
DONE! See Results