- 1. Ensure facts are correct and up-to-date
A) Timing
B) Relevance
C) Accuracy
- 2. Speak clearly and use language appropriate to the audience's level
A) Clarity
B) Timing
C) Relevance
- 3. Match commentary to guest interests, age group, and cultural background
A) Relevance
B) Storytelling
C) Accuracy
- 4. Know when to talk and when to let guests observe quietly
A) Accuracy
B) Timing
C) Relevance
- 5. Add legends, personal stories, humor, and trivia to make it memorable
A) Visual support
B) Storytelling
C) Structure
- 6. Have a Beginning (introduction), middle (main points), and end (summary or transition)
A) Structure
B) Visual support
C) Accuracy
- 7. Use maps, pictures, or point to objects to reinforce your message
A) Accuracy
B) Relevance
C) Visual
- 8. Able to manage the conduct of the tour from the start to finish.
A) COMMUNICATION SKILLS
B) LEADERSHIP SKILLS.
- 9. It is a skill that can be developed and become an investment
A) LEADERSHIP SKILLS
B) COMMUNICATION SKILLS
- 10. Is a prepared or rehearsed talk or script that a tour guide delivers to visitors. It typically includes interesting facts, historical context, anecdotes, and explanations about the attractions, landmarks, or locations being visited
A) GUIDES
B) SPIEL
C) COMMENTARY
- 11. It provides essential background or context about the site (e.g., history, architecture, culture).
A) Engaging
B) Informative
C) Personalized
- 12. history, architecture, culture
A) Personalized
B) Engaging
C) Informative
- 13. It's designed to capture and hold the audience's attention, often including humor or storytelling.
A) Relevance
B) Engaging
C) Personalized
- 14. While parts are scripted, good guides adapt their spiel to suit the group's interests or age level.
A) Engaging
B) Informative
C) Personalized
- 15. Often follows a logical flow - introduction, main points, and conclusion at each stop
A) Personalized
B) Structured
C) Engaging
- 16. is Essential for delivering good commentary. A tour guide should be confident, engaging, and professional.
A) Personalized
B) Public speaking
C) Engaging
- 17. Contents of the message
A) Vocal
B) Verbal
C) Colloquial
A) Non-verbal
B) Verbal
C) Collot
- 19. Slang-informal, often trendy words especially among younger people.
A) Vocabulary
B) Personalized
C) Verbal
- 20. What people naturally say
A) Colloquial
B) Personalized
C) Verbal
- 21. informal, often trendy words especially among younger people.
A) Non verbal
B) Slang
C) Personalized
- 22. specialized terms or expression often hard to understand (Ex.load factor)
A) Slang
B) Jargon
C) Colloquial
- 23. Accent/tone/volume/speed/pitch
A) Verbal
B) Vocal
C) Colloquial
- 24. facial expression/ body language/ eye contact/gestures/ posture/ body movements
A) Slang
B) Non verbal
C) Verbal
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