- 1. determines how the hospitality and tourism establishment's resources best upkeep and maintain the achievement of its goals and priorities.
A) Layout
B) Facility Design
C) Facilities Planning
- 2. if it is the goal of the establishment to provide a safe and comfortable environment for the workers and guests, naturally, it will invest in utilizing high-quality materials to be installed in the facilities in support of its goal
A) Design
B) Layout
C) Facilities Planning
- 3. For facilities planning to be implemented, concepts such as facilities location, facilities design, and facilities layout should also be in place.
A) False
B) True
C) Maybe
- 4. refers to the placement of the different facility elements relative to the needs of employees, guests, suppliers, and other stakeholders, together with other facilities it interfaces with.
A) Facilities Location
B) The handling system
C) The facility system
- 5. a specification for the creation of a facility. For this to materialize, facility systems, layout, and handling systems should be in place.
A) Facility Location
B) Facility Design
C) Facility Layout
- 6. refers to a plan showing the organization and relationship of the parts in a specific facility. Details for layout would usually include elements of the facility and handling systems.
A) Location
B) Layout
C) Design
- 7. includes structural, atmospheric, and other systems utilized for the normal operations of each facility. It may include those involved in the physical makeup of the facility such as interior and exterior, lighting, sanitation and safety, gas heat, ventilation and air conditioning, and water needs.
A) Facility System
B) handling system
C) Human Factors and Ergonomics
- 8. consists of the elements required for facility interactions. These would include the front-of-house and back-of-house employees who are needed to properly deliver the services of the facility.
A) Facility design
B) facility system
C) handling system
- 9. refers to the disciple devoted to the structures and roles of the work system that simplify processes such as work environments and facilities. This field of study is needed to understand human comfort and ergonomics
A) System Analysis
B) Layout
C) The facility system
- 10. refers to the relationship between people, technology, and the factors that affect this relationship. In the tourism and hospitality industry, this is usually observed in workplace scenarios to achieve maximum comfort and productivity for employees and guests, including the different stakeholders they interact with.
A) Human Factors and Ergonomics (HFE
B) sustainability initiates
C) Facilities Planning and HFE
- 11. Facilities planning and HFE, when observed together, can make work easier, improve efficiency, and render the operational system more resistant to errors that are usually committed.
A) True
B) Maybe
C) False
- 12. through facilities planning, firms can cut down on losses and achieve optimum profitability through their materials handling, process flow, and physical design.
A) Maybe
B) True
C) False
- 13. To be able to provide a common frame of reference of the facilities involved in this material, the following definitions were gathered from the Department of Tourism
A) Hospitality and Tourism Facilities
B) True
C) False
- 14. refers to a full-service accommodation with reception and guest rooms generally offering private facilities with onsite restaurant and room and bar services. Additional facilities, such as business centers and conference rooms, are expected
A) Hostel
B) Resort
C) Hotel
- 15. open to the general public and usually has two or more of the following facilities: food and beverage, concierge, housekeeping, linen and laundry services, and use of furniture and fixture. (Kasavana, 2017
A) Themed Park
B) Hotel
C) Resort
- 16. refers to a full-service accommodation located in a more natural, relaxed environment with reception and guest rooms generally offering private facilities with onsite restaurant and room and bar services. Additional recreation facilities and tour services are expected
A) Hotel
B) Hostel
C) Resort
- 17. also refers to a compound of buildings and facilities located in a scenic area that provides lodging, entertainment, and a relaxing environment for people on vacation. (Cornell, 2015)
A) Tourism
B) Hotel
C) Resort
- 18. refers to facilities, services and attractions involved in tourism, such as, but not limited to, travel and tour services; tourist transport services, whether for land, sea or air transportation; tour guides; adventure sports services involving such sports as mountaineering, spelunking, scuba diving and other sports activities of significant tourism potential; convention organizers; accommodation establishments, including, but not limited to, hotels, resorts, apartment-hotels (apartels), tourist inns, motels, pension houses and home stay operators; tourism estate management services, restaurants, shops and department stores, sports and recreational centers, spas, museums and galleries, theme parks, convention centers and zoos.
A) Tourism Enterprises
B) Resort
C) Themed Park
- 19. refers to any establishments and/or meals to the public
A) Restaurant
B) Carinderia
C) Resort
- 20. refers to a store that sells or carries several lines of merchandise that are organized into separate sections to promote service, accounting, and control
A) Restaurant
B) Shop
C) Department Store
- 21. refers to a small retail establishment offering a line of goods and services
A) Shop
B) Convention Center
C) Department Store
- 22. refer to any establishment offering sports and recreational facilities to tourists and the general public.
A) Sports and Recreational club/center
B) Museum
C) Training Center
- 23. refers to an institutional establishment where a collection of valued objects and artifacts on history and culture, arts, and sciences are displayed on exhibition for the general public.
A) Department store
B) Museum
C) Shop
- 24. refers to any establishment that offers one or more training programs for tourism manpower development and is equipped with training facilities, equipment, and institutional staff.
A) Museum
B) Tourism Enterprises
C) Training Center
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