question archive Hotels can be classified as Select one: A
Hotels can be classified as Select one: A
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Hotels can be classified as
Select one:
A. 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 star
B. resort, city, airport, suburban, highway
C. full service, luxury, all-suite, moderately priced limited service
D. full service, limited service, resort suite, convention
E. all of the above
Question 4
If a hotel or restaurant is franchised, the property is mostly commonly owned
Select one:
A. by the hotel or restaurant chain company
B. jointly by the chain company and the franchisee
C. By the local franchisee
D. by a combination of the local bank, the chain company and the franchisee
E. none of the above
Question 5
The following tourism destinations are noted for higher than average hotel occupancy rates
Select one:
A. Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and Miami
B. Vancouver and Toronto in Canada
C. New York, Boston, and Philadelphia in the U.S.
D. Las Vegas, San Francisco, New York
E. St. Louis, Kansas City, and Omaha in the U.S.
Question 6
Many of the early famous restaurants in New York City used service called
Select one:
A. French
B. buffet
C. table d'hôte
D. cafeteria
E. Russian
Question 7
The world's oldest commercial business is
Select one:
A. foodservice
B. prostitution
C. providing overnight accommodations
D. water borne passenger service
E. public transportation on land
Question 8
Franchised restaurants are big business. This is because they
Select one:
A. benefit from national advertising
B. enjoy mass buying power
C. obtain advice from experienced management
D. have low unit costs
E. all of the above
Question 9
According to the AH&LA, the typical lodging customer consists of approximately
Select one:
A. 20% business travelers
B. 30% business travelers
C. 45% business travelers
D. 65% business travelers
E. 75% business travelers
Question 10
The very earliest transient accommodations were
Select one:
A. monasteries
B. the early inns in biblical times
C. part of private dwellings
D. old churches
E. caravansaries
