2.02 H&T Quiz

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NC Hospitality & Tourism 2.02 Quiz
Chad Collins
Quiz by Chad Collins, updated more than 1 year ago
Chad Collins
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Question 1

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Kristin, an employee of Stonebridge Resort, is helping Mrs. Davenport make her room reservation for next month. In what process is Kristen engaging?
Answer
  • Booking a reservation
  • Directing
  • Promoting
  • Forecasting

Question 2

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Why it is important for a hotel to consider overstays when it develops an occupancy forecast?
Answer
  • It decreases the number of rooms available for walk-ins
  • It affects the hotel’s ability to forecast under-stays
  • It increases the number of rooms available for sale
  • It affects the hotel’s ability to book meeting space

Question 3

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Which of the following is an infrequent factor that can affect a hotel's reservation forecast?
Answer
  • Blocked rooms for groups
  • Facility remodeling activities
  • Percentage of walk-in guests
  • Percentage of no-show guests

Question 4

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Which of the following does a motel base its three-day forecast on?
Answer
  • Annual forecast
  • Ten-day forecast
  • Unguaranteed reservations
  • Guaranteed reservations

Question 5

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What do most hotels take into consideration when forecasting reservations?
Answer
  • Check-in delays
  • Vacancy percentages
  • Accommodation styles
  • Expected cancellations

Question 6

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The Willowbrook Inn anticipates that 15% of 140 expected checkouts will be overstays. How many rooms should the Inn allocate for overstay guests?
Answer
  • 12
  • 15
  • 21
  • 18

Question 7

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The Windsor Hotel has 450 rooms. On Saturday night, 55 stay-over, 29 walk-in, and 276 reserved rooms were sold. What was the hotel's occupancy rate for Saturday night?
Answer
  • 85%
  • 90%
  • 80%
  • 75%

Question 8

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Why do tour companies often analyze previous demand data to forecast travel markets?
Answer
  • To plan package tours
  • To attract new customers
  • To develop group price lists
  • To develop relationships with travel agencies

Question 9

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Which of the following is primary reason why a motel manager forecasts the facility’s occupancy rates?
Answer
  • To understand the motel’s market share
  • To research new market segments
  • To predict competitors’ activities
  • To estimate the motel’s staff on-site

Question 10

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Out of a hotel’s 75 rooms, 30 are stay-overs, 25 are reserved for new arrivals, 5 are out of order, and the hotel does not anticipate any under- or overstays. What percentage of rooms is allocated for walk-ins?
Answer
  • 80%
  • 60%
  • 40%
  • 20%

Question 11

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Out of 110 motel room reservations, 10% were no-shows on Sunday. How many additional rooms did the hotel have for sale as a result?
Answer
  • 12
  • 11
  • 13
  • 9

Question 12

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What do travel agents consider when forecasting travel markets?
Answer
  • Personal opinions
  • Distribution channels
  • Previous demand data
  • Geographic information

Question 13

Question
130 rooms at The Starlight Hotel were occupied during the first weekend in March, including 26 walk-in guests. What percentage of rooms was occupied by walk-in guests?
Answer
  • 20%
  • 15%
  • 12%
  • 24%

Question 14

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What factors might a travel agency manager consider when making sales forecasts for the coming year?
Answer
  • Sites that the manager will be visiting during the coming year
  • Places that the manager’s friends say they want to visit
  • Places that his/her first-time clients visited last year
  • Current social and economic factors
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