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

Chapter 14: Adventure Tourism, Outdoor Recreation, and Eco-tourism

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

1. 

The _____________________, between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, is a world-class eco-tourism destination where tours for observing a variety of whales run from June to October.
a.
Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park
b.
Bay of Fundy
c.
Five Fathoms National Marine Park
d.
Maritime Marine Park
e.
PEI Marine Park
 

2. 

According to the Canadian Environmental Advisory Council, _________________ is “tourism that focuses on nature-related experiences that help people appreciate and understand our natural resources and their conservation.”
a.
environmental tourism
b.
nature tourism
c.
eco-tourism
d.
conservation tourism
e.
natural resource tourism
 

3. 

Canada began establishing its system of national parks in 1885, when it set aside 26 square kilometres on Sulphur Mountain, Alberta. By 1895 five other land reserves had been set aside in British Columbia. ______________ is NOT one of these five BC reserves.
a.
Yoho
b.
St. Lawrence
c.
Kootenay
d.
Glacier
e.
Waterton Lakes
 

4. 

Besides managing the national parks system, Parks Canada has many responsibilities. The ______________________________ is NOT a Parks Canada responsibility.
a.
131 national historic sites
b.
7 operating historic canals
c.
650 historic sites (public and private)
d.
Trans Canada Trail
e.
various heritage railway stations and federal heritage buildings
 

5. 

The biggest national park in Canada is _____________________.
a.
Banff
b.
Jasper
c.
Wood Buffalo
d.
Algonquin
e.
Gros Morne
 

6. 

____________________ holds all nations responsible for protecting places of unique natural and cultural value that are considered part of  the heritage of all mankind.
a.
World Heritage Association
b.
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
c.
UNICEF
d.
UNESCO
e.
World Heritage Protection Association
 

7. 

The national parks of Africa serve mainly as game reserves. Two of the best-known wildlife sanctuaries on that continent are _____________ and _____________.
a.
Kruger National Park, Tanzania Game Reserve
b.
Kruger National Park, Uganda National Park
c.
Grand Safari National Park, Kenya National Park
d.
Kruger National Park, Nairobi National Park (Kenya)
e.
Congo National Park, Kenya National Park
 

8. 

Garden tourism, or ______________ tourism, is blossoming across Canada.
a.
flora
b.
fauna
c.
hydroponic
d.
greenthumb
e.
horticultural
 

9. 

One of the functions of the park service is ___________________, which involves educating, informing, and even entertaining visitors by offering marked trails, signs, demonstrations, lectures, pictures, etc.
a.
eco-adventure
b.
interpretation
c.
sustainability
d.
soft adventure
e.
hard adventure
 

10. 

The world’s highest tides are in the _______________.
a.
Bay of Fundy
b.
Hudson Bay
c.
Maldive Islands
d.
Wailea Bay (Hawaii)
e.
Bondi Beach (Australia)
 



 
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