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Nelson Education > Higher Education > Passport: An Introduction to the Tourism Industry 3rd Edition > Test Yourself > 

Chapter 10: The Accommodation Sector

 
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Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

1. 

_________ is a hotel room rate that includes three full meals.
a.
BP
b.
EP
c.
AP
d.
MAP
e.
CP
 

2. 

When a hotel promises to “hold” a room, unless a guest cancels by a specified time, such as until 4 or 6 p.m.,  this is known as a _______.
a.
confirmed reservation
b.
tentative reservation
c.
guaranteed reservation
d.
held reservation
 

3. 

_______________________ integrates a property’s functional departments, its architecture and engineering systems, the principles of business administration, and the needs and behaviour of guests and staff.
a.
Materials management
b.
Facility management
c.
Human resources
d.
Maintenance and engineering
e.
none of the above
 

4. 

._______________________ allow people to invest in future vacations by buying shares in properties at resort destinations or urban settings.
a.
REITs
b.
Urban resorts
c.
Mega-resorts
d.
Assisted living centres
e.
Timeshare resorts
 

5. 

The rooms division generally includes several hotel departments. All of the following are part of a typical hotel’s rooms division, EXCEPT ___________.
a.
sales and marketing
b.
front desk
c.
reservations
d.
communications
e.
housekeeping
 

6. 

About 50% of all lodging properties in Canada and the U.S. operate as _____________.
a.
individual proprietorships
b.
part of a corporate chain
c.
franchises
d.
joint ventures
e.
management contracts
 

7. 

__________________ is NOT a hotel rating or classification system.
a.
Canada Select
b.
Total Quality
c.
Mobil
d.
Michelin
e.
AAA
 

8. 

Individual proprietorships usually have fewer than 100 rooms. _____________ would NOT be an example of an individual proprietorship.
a.
Mom-and-pop motels
b.
B&Bs
c.
Consortia
d.
Small hotels
e.
Country inns
 

9. 

Total quality management is a way of doing business to improve service, and involves four elements. ________________________ is NOT one of these elements.
a.
Attention to process
b.
Output in relation to input
c.
Commitment to the customer
d.
Involvement of employees
e.
Benchmarking of best practices
 

10. 

Yield management (YM) emphasizes the (highest, lowest, most economical) rate possible when demand is high and emphasizes  (rack rate, lowest rate, room sales) when demand is low and/or a late booking demand is unlikely.
a.
highest / lowest rate
b.
highest / room sales
c.
most economical / lowest rate
d.
lowest / rack rate
e.
most economical / rate rate
 



 
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