- 1. Egyptians invented the sail
A) 19000 BC
B) 3200 BC
C) 3500BC
- 2. Greeks, Romans and other seafarers made technological advances from then on, improving sea worthiness, increased speed of the vessel and later development is for the comfort of people on board the sea craft
A) MAYBE
B) TRUE
C) Not really
D) FALSE
- 3. Ships sailed the seas for primary reasons
Exploration,
Commerce,
Migration & Warfare
A) Untrue
B) Not surr
C) True
D) False
- 4. compiled a list of the interesting manmade things he saw during his sailings
A) Copernicus
B) Michael Jackson
C) Michael Porter
D) Herodotus
A) Gaza
B) Nort India
C) Giza Necropolis, Egypt
D) South America
- 6. Hanging Gardens of Babylon
A) Selçuk İzmir Province, Turkey
B) South Scotland
C) Baghdad, Iraq
A) Bodrum, Turkey
B) Alexandria, Egypt
C) Rhodes, Greece
- 8. Temple of Artemis at Ephesus
A) Selçuk İzmir Province, Turkey
B) Giza Necropolis, Egypt
C) South India
A) Bodrum, Turkey
B) Alexandria, Egypt
C) Giza Necropolis, Egypt
D) Olympia, Greece
A) Bodrum, Turkey
B) Alexandria, Egypt
C) Olympia, Greece
D) Bodrum, Turkey
- 11. The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus
A) Rhodes,Greece
B) Bodrum, Turkey
C) Baghdad, Iraq
D) Giza Necropolis, Egypt
- 12. First introduction of steamboat
A) 1775
B) 1996
C) 1767
D) 1780
- 13. First commercial all iron sailing ship
A) 2000
B) 1800
C) 1700
D) 6500
- 14. First luxury liner -White Star Lines
A) 1745
B) 1800
C) 1655
D) 1875
- 15. First motor ships invented, Titanic sinks
A) 1900
B) 1600
C) 5000
D) 1800
- 16. Launched Queens Mary/ Elizabeth Liner
A) 1856
B) 1925-50
C) 1935
D) 1964
- 17. First Nuclear powered submarine - Nautilus
A) 1858
B) 1950
C) 1958
D) 1865
- 18. Introduction of the Commercial Jetliner, marked the beginning of decreased sea travels that time
A) 1956
B) 1958
C) 1951
D) 1865
- 19. Discovery of Titanic in the North Atlantic Ocean
A) 1885
B) 1990
C) 1950
D) 1981
- 20. Further innovations of the sea going vessels
A) I conform not agree
B) I strongly disagree
C) Present
D) Future
- 21. BIRTH OF THE CRUISE SHIPS
A) Special
B) Trends
C) I don't know
D) Social
- 22. Other terms for Cruise ship
FUN BOATS
LOVE BOATS
FUN SHIPS
FLOATING HOTELS
FLOATING CITY
MEGA SHIPS
A) Strongly agree
B) Not totally
C) Strongly disagree
D) Partially agree
- 23. place of origin to destination
A) OPERATIONAL PERMITS
B) ANCHORAGE AND DEMURAGE ISSUES
C) SAFETY AND SECURITY IMPLEMENTATION
A) SAFETY AND SECURITY
B) OPERATIONAL PERMITS
C) ANCHORAGE AND DEMURAGE ISSUES
D) ENVIRONMENTAL AND SANITATION PRACTICE
A) ENVIRONMENTAL AND SANITATION PRACTICE
B) OPERATIONAL PERMITS
C) ANCHORAGE AND DEMURAGE ISSUES
D) SAFETY AND SECURITY IMPLEMENTATION
- 26. Waste and Garbage management
*Chemical wastes / raw sewage /tissues
Outbreaks onboard-sickness
A) Ports-of-call
B) ENVIRONMENTAL AND SANITATION PRACTICE
C) OPERATIONAL PERMITS
D) SAFETY AND SECURITY IMPLEMENTATION
- 27. Is the foundation of tourism
Enables movement of tourists from origin to destination
Supports the growth of hotels, resorts, and tourism services
Without transportation, tourism cannot exist
A) Hospitality
B) Tourist
C) Transportation
- 28. Introduction of:
Railways
Steamships
A) Industrial Revolution
B) Both
C) Modern Transportation Era
D) Partially
- 29. Faster and cheaper travel
Beginning of mass tourism
Hotels developed near:
Train stations
Seaports
A) Ports of call
B) Modern transportation
C) Industrial revolution
- 30. Automobiles road and domestic tourism
Air travel international tourism
A) Modern Transportation Era
B) Disagree
C) Industrial revolution
D) Automobiles
- 31. Growth of:
Airports
Cruise tourism
Integrated hotel-transport services
A) Modern transportation era
B) Disagree
C) Agree
D) Condemn
A) Hospitality
B) Tourism
C) Both correct
D) Transportation
- 33. attractions tourists desire
A) Intervening Opportunities
B) Transferability
C) Complementary
- 34. cost and convenience of travel
A) Complimentary
B) Transferability
C) Intervening Opportunities
- 35. nearer destinations preferred
Example:
Tourists choosing closer beaches over distant ones
A) Complimentary
B) Transferability
C) Intervening Opportunities
- 36. drives transport innovation
A) Opportunities
B) Automobiles
C) Modern era
D) Technology
- 37. enables tourism, and tourism sustains hospitality.
Efficient transport systems are essential for tourism development and hospitality success.
A) Transportation
B) Tourism
C) Hospitality
D) Agree at all
- 38. All destinations require features that will attract tourists to come and see and experience these activities and attractions.
A) Attractions
B) Destinations
C) Places
D) Hospitality
- 39. Provides the single most important reason for leisure tourism to a destination
A) Yes
B) Sometimes correct
C) Attractions
D) Disagree
- 40. A place of interest where tourists visit, typically for its inherent or exhibited cultural value, historical significance, natural or built beauty, or amusement opportunities
A) Area
B) Destinations
C) Place
D) Attractions
- 41. Purpose of Attractions
1. Educational purposes; (museums)
2. Contribution to the conservation and preservation of historic sites;
3. International marketing;
A) Nore
B) Strongly disagree
C) Sometimes
D) Strongly agree
- 42. Coliseum Rome; London Eye
A) Wrong
B) Correct
C) Conform answer
D) sponsored by British Airways when marketing London and UK overseas.
- 43. Dimensions in Classifying Attractions
1. Ownership;
2. Capacity;
3. Market or catchment area;
4. Type.
- natural
- artificial (man-made)
A) Not really agree
B) Partially agree
C) Strongly disagree
D) Strongly agree
- 44. Natural Attractions
Artificial / Man-Made Attractions
Purpose Attractions Iconic Attractions
A) Same of attractions
B) Types of attractions
C) None of this
D) Differentiation of attractions
- 45. Many man-made attractions are products of history and culture.
A) Strongly agree
B) None of the choices
C) Partially agree
D) Disagree
- 46. Man made attractions
There are numerous engineered attractions whose principal role is one of entertainment. (theme and leisure parks, sporting venues, theatres)
The ultimate marketed output of tourist attractions is the visitor experience.
A) Strongly agree
B) Partially disagree
C) Agree
- 47. THESE ELEMENTS CONTRIBUTE TO THE INTER-LINKING OPERATIONS OF THE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY
A) ACCORDING TO SHARPLEY (1800)
B) ACCORDING TO SHARPLEY (2008)
C) ACCORDING TO SHARPLEY (2006)
D) ACCORDING TO SHARPLEY (2010)
- 48. IT CAN BE CLASSIFIED AS OPEN LIKE AIR AND SEA TRAVEL
IT IS FREE AND DOES NOT HAVE ANY COST
A) The Way
B) Control And Communication Systems
C) Terminals
D) The Vehicles
- 49. HOWEVER, THERE ARE CHARGES FOR THE ARTIFICIAL WORKS FOR PORT AND INLAND WATERWAYS
THESE CAN BE CONSTRUCTED IN THE FORM OF ROADS, RAILS AND CANALS
A) Terminals
B) The vehicles
C) The way
D) Other
- 50. WAYS" CAN BE ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL
: ARTIFICIALS "CAN BE IN THE FORM OF ROADS AND RAILWAYS
: NATURAL CAN BE IN THE FORM OFAIRWAYS AND SEA ROUTES
A) No
B) Yes
C) Sometimes
D) Not all
- 51. ARE MEDIUMS OR UNITS THAT CARRY PASSENGERS TO GET TO THEIR DESTINATIONS
A) Terminal
B) The way
C) Others
D) The vehicle
- 52. THESE ARE ALSO CALLED "CARRYING UNITS "
A) Vehicles
B) Terminal
C) Way
- 53. THE VEHICLES ARE THE MOST ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF THE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
A) Partially disagree
B) Strongly disagree
C) Strongly agree
D) Partially agree
- 54. IT IS A BUILT STRUCTURE PROVIDING PASSENGERS WITH SMOOTH TRANSFERS FROM AND TO MAJOR MODES OF TRANSPORTATION SUCH AS AIRLINES, BUSES AND FERRIES
A) Other
B) The Vehicles
C) The way
D) Terminals
- 55. IT MAY BE ALSO CONSIDERED AS A POINT OF INTERCHANGE WITHIN THAT SAME MODE OF TRANSPORT
LIKEWISE, IT CAN ALSO BE A "POINT OF TRANSFER "BETWEEN DIFFERENT MODES
A) Way
B) Vehicles
C) Terminals
D) Others
- 56. THESE SYSTEMS ARE WAYS TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THE PASSENGERS BY MONITORING THE TAKE-OFF AND LANDING OF THE AIRCRAFT
A) The ways
B) The vehicles
C) Terminals
D) CONTROL AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
- 57. FOR LAND TRANSPORTS, RAILWAYS USE SIGNAL AS AS THEIR CONTROL SYSTEMS
ROAD TRANSPORT USES TRAFFIC LIGHT, SPEED LIMITS AS CONTROL SYSTEM
WATER TRANSPORT, LIKE SHIPS AND FERRIES HAVE NAVIGATION SYSTEMS TO ENSURE A SAFE AND SMOOTH VOYAGE
A) CONTROL AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
B) The vehicles
C) The way
D) Terminals
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