Chapter 4 Test questions with answers

1、Chapter 4 TEST QUESTIONSMultiple-Choice Questions1. This is the name given to agreements signed between two countries in air transportation and other items of trade or mutual interest.a. Strategic alliancesb. Multilateral agreementsc. Cooperative marketingd. Code sharinge. Bilateral agreements (*)2. This is not an example of self-regulation by the private sector in tourism.a. Innkeeper liability laws (*)b. Consumer protection programsc. Codes of ethics or practiced. Certificatione. Accreditation

2、3. This is a program operated by UNESCO in which sites important to tourism are recognized for their outstanding values.a. World Free Trade Areasb. World Heritage List (*)c. World Inventory of Outstanding Tourism Attractionsd. Worlds Outstanding Tourism Sitese. World Patrimony Agreement4. The multilateral air agreement that first discussed the five freedoms of international air travel was:a. Warsaw Conventionb. The Uruguay Roundc. The Hague Protocold. The Chicago Convention (*)e. The Montreal Ag

3、reement5. Which of the following is not a reason for destination legislation and regulations.a. Ensuring travel safetyb. Protecting the environment and culturec. Promoting government-run tourism operations (*)d. Controlling the quality of the visitor experience e. Establishing tourism organizations6. These types of tourism businesses are often covered by legislation aimed at protecting travelers from fraudulent practices and the financial failures of the businesses.a. Tour operators and retail t

4、ravel agencies (*)b. Accommodation operatorsc. Restaurants and barsd. Cruise linese. Airlines7. This was one of the expected results of airline deregulation in the U.S.a. To increase fares at large community airportsb. To decrease the use of turboprop aircraftc. To give the government greater control over air faresd. To increase competition among domestic airlines (*)e. To provide greater control over price wars among the major airlines8. Which of the following is a common criticism of the role

5、of government in controlling tourism.a. Government agencies provide too much freedom to the private sector in implementing policyb. The coordination among involved government agencies is too tightly organizedc. Government agencies do not follow through on their legislation and regulationsd. Government agencies go too far in their policing efforts (*)e. Government agencies are not professional in what they do9. A law introduced to grade accommodation properties is an example of this type of legis

6、lation.a. Specific legislation (*)b. Innkeepers liability legislationc. Sellers of travel legislationd. Horizontal legislatione. Functional legislation10. The Institute of Certified Travel Agents Certified Travel Counselor program is an example of this.a. Deregulation of the travel agency businessb. Code-sharingc. Self-regulation in tourism (*)d. Sellers of travel lawse. Horizontal legislationTrue-False Questions1. The lack of coordination and cooperation among government agencies in their polic

7、ies and programs is not at all common in tourism. (False)2. The increasing privatization of nationally owned airlines has been a trend in recent years. (True)3. The Open Skies agreement between the U.S. and Canada is an example of a multilateral air agreement. (False)4. The increasing popularity of adventure travel is causing more countries to increase the regulation of operators of outdoor activities such as whitewater rafting and ballooning. (True)5. New tourism organizations are often introdu

8、ced through specific pieces of legislation. (True)6. Every country in the world that has an accommodation grading or classification system closely follows the World Tourism Organization Hotel Classification guidelines. (False)7. The Great Wall of China is an example of a World Heritage List site. (True)8. Increasing re-regulation of airlines is occurring to stop the practice of code-sharing. (False)9. Governments and tourism businesses have no obligation to warn travelers of the risks of contracting certain diseases and to suggest precautions for reducing such risks. (False)10. Accreditation is a process by which an individual is tested and evaluated to determine his or her mastery of a specific body of knowledge. (False)

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