- 1. can be broadly categorized into basic, secondary, and complex types
A) Feelings
B) Perceptions
C) Emotions
- 2. are generally considered universal and include happiness, sadness, fear, anger, surprise, and disgust
A) Secondary emotions
B) Basic emotions
C) Complex emotions
- 3. such as jealousy, shame, or pride, arise from combinations or variations of these basic emotions.
A) Secondary Emotions
B) Complex Emotions
C) Basic Emotions
- 4. like love or grief, involve a combination of several basic and secondary emotions, often influenced by personal experiences and cultural contexts.
A) Basic Emotions
B) Complex Emotions
C) Secondary Emotions
- 5. A POSITIVE EMOTION ASSOCIATED WITH FEELINGS OF JOY, CONTENTMENT, AND PLEASURE.
A) Sadness
B) Happiness
C) Fear
- 6. A NEGATIVE EMOTION EXPERIENCED WHEN FACING LOSS, DISAPPOINTMENT, OR GRIEF.
A) Sadness
B) Fear
C) Anger
- 7. A PRIMAL EMOTION TRIGGERED BY PERCEIVED THREATS, PROMPTING A FIGHT-OR-FLIGHT RESPONSE.
A) Fear
B) Disgust
C) Sadness
- 8. AN EMOTION ASSOCIATED WITH FRUSTRATION, INJUSTICE, OR THREAT, POTENTIALLY LEADING TO HOSTILITY OR AGGRESSION
A) Anger
B) Sadness
C) Happiness
- 9. A BRIEF EMOTION TRIGGERED BY UNEXPECTED EVENTS, WHICH CAN BE POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE
A) Surprise
B) Fear
C) Disgust
- 10. A STRONG EMOTIONAL RESPONSE TO SOMETHING CONSIDERED OFFENSIVE OR UNPLEASANT.
A) Surprise
B) Disgust
C) Anger
- 11. A feeling of resentment or envy towards someone perceived to have something desirable.
A) Shame
B) Pride
C) Jealousy
- 12. A painful feeling of having done something wrong or inappropriate, often accompanied by guilt or regret.
A) Envy
B) Shame
C) Regret
- 13. A positive emotion associated with accomplishment or success.
A) Shame
B) Jealousy
C) Pride
- 14. A feeling of curiosity or engagement, motivating, exploration and learning.
A) Interest
B) Fear
C) Envy
- 15. A feeling of discontented desire for something belonging to another
A) Interest
B) Disgust
C) Envy
- 16. REGRET
GUILT
LOVE
AWE
REMORSE
A) Basic emotions
B) Complex emotions
C) Secondary emotions
- 17. The sad feeling you get when you wish you had done something differently
A) Remorse
B) Awe
C) Regret
- 18. The heavy feeling when you know you did something wrong and hurt someone
A) Love
B) Guilt
C) Regret
- 19. A deep care, affection, or strong connection toward someone or something.
A) Remorse
B) Love
C) Envy
- 20. A powerful feeling of wonder and amazement, often mixed with respect
A) Regret
B) Guilt
C) Awe
- 21. A very strong sadness and pain because of doing something wrong, stronger than guilt.
A) Remorse
B) Guilt
C) Regret
- 22. THIS ALSO TEACHES WRITING SKILLS AND EMPHASIZED VERBAL COMMUNICATION AN AND EFFECTIVE CAREER PATH PREPARATION OF PLANS THAT REQUIRED THEM TO RESEARCH CAREER OPTIONS
A) APPLIED ETHICS
B) CAREER PATH
C) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
- 23. THIS IS THE ACTUAL APPLICATION OF THE THEORY FOR THE PURPOSE OF CHOOSING AN ETHICAL ACTION IN A GIVEN ISSUE
A) APPLIED ETHICS
B) VERBAL COMMUNICATION
C) WRITING SKILLS
- 24. APPLIED ETHICS IS DIVIDED INTO :
❖ Business ethics - this discusses
ethical behaviour in the corporate world
Professional ethics -ethical behavior with the society
A) Yes
B) No
- 25. this discusses ethical behaviour in the corporate world
A) Business ethics
B) Professional ethics
- 26. ethical behavior with the society
A) Business Ethics
B) Professional ethics
- 27. IS ALL ABOUT LEARNING AND EARN OR MAINTAIN A PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS SUCH AS ACADEMIC DEGREES TO COURSEWORK, ATTENDING CONFERENCES, TRAININGS AND INFORMAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES SITUATED IN PRACTICE
A) APPLIED ETHICS
B) PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
C) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
- 28. encompasses ongoing learning experiences designed to enhance one's skills, knowledge, and expertise within a specific profession.
It's a continuous process of improvement that can involve formal education, workshops, conferences, and other activities aimed at staying current in one's field and advancing one's career.
A) Professional development practices
B) Professional development training
C) Professional development communication
- 29. Professional development can lead to promotions, increased responsibilities, and higher earning potential
A) Career Advancement
B) Job Satisfaction
C) Competitive advantage
- 30. In a rapidly changing world, ongoing learning helps you stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies in your field.
A) Staying relevant
B) Job satisfaction
C) Career advancement
- 31. Developing new skills and knowledge can improve your performance and make you more effective in your role.
A) Career advancement
B) Increased Competence
C) Competitive advantage
- 32. Continuous learning can boost confidence and job satisfaction by fostering a sense of growth and accomplishment.
A) All of the above
B) Job Satisfaction
C) Staying relevant
- 33. Demonstrating a commitment to professional development can make you a more attractive candidate for employers.
A) Staying relevant
B) Job satisfaction
C) Competitive advantage
- 34. These can range from short online modules to in-depth university courses, covering specific skills or knowledge areas.
A) Conferences and Seminars
B) Training Programs
C) Courses and Workshops
- 35. These events provide opportunities to learn from experts, network with peers, and stay updated on industry trends
A) Professional Certifications
B) Courses and Workshops
C) Conferences and Seminars
- 36. Earning certifications in a specific field demonstrates expertise and can be a valuable form of professional development
A) Courses and Workshops
B) Conferences and Seminars
C) Professional Certifications
- 37. Many organizations offer structured training programs to improve employee skills and performance
A) Training Programs
B) Professional Certifications
C) Courses and Workshops
- 38. Engaging with books, articles, and industry publications allows imdividual to expand their knowledge base
A) Reading and Research
B) Reflective Practice
C) Online resources
- 39. Platforms like YouTube MOOCs, and industry-specific websites offer wide range of learning materials
A) Reflective Practice
B) Online Resources
C) Reading and Research
- 40. Taking time to reflect on past experiences, identify areas for improvement, and development
A) Reflective Practice
B) Reading and Research
C) Online Resources
- 41. Connecting with colleagues and professionals in your field can lead to valuable opportunities and knowledge sharing
A) Job Shadowing
B) Networking
C) Presentations and Speaking Engagements
- 42. Sharing expertise through presentations can enhance communication skills and build confidence.
A) Presentations and Speaking Engagements
B) Networking
- 43. support from experienced professionals can accelerate development
A) Mentoring and Coaching
B) Job Shadowing
- 44. Observing colleagues in different roles provides
A) Mentoring and Coaching
B) Job shadowing
- 45. is crucial for employees because it equips them with new skills, enhances their performance, and opens doors for career advancement.
It also boosts morale, increases job satisfaction, and strengthens employee retention within an organization.
Moreover, professional development helps employees adapt to evolving business environments, fostering innovation and keeping them relevant in their fields
A) Professional development
B) Professional enhancement
C) Professional Engagement
- 46. Is The tourism industry is defined as an industry that produces tourism products, which are goods or services that would not be produced in significant volumes or would cease to exist without tourism
provides opportunities for cultural exchange and heritage preservation.
It can also help to increase local pride, maintain cultural practices and create demand for traditional products
A) Not sure
B) Maybe
C) No
D) Yes
- 47. The tourism industry has been defined as "the range of businesses and organizatio ns involved in delivering the tourism product."
It functions as "a broad network of commercial and non-commercial organizations. linked together by the common objective of servicing the needs of travelers and tourists."
A) Not aure
B) Yes
C) No
- 48. has argued that "tourism is not an industry. although tourism gives
rise to a variety of industries."
A) Plato
B) Mohammed
C) Mill
- 49. a specialized part of the tourism industry that focuses on the distribution, packaging, and selling of travel products and services to consumers or other businesses.
A) Hospitality Sector
B) The travel trade sector
C) Tourism Sector
- 50. It plays a crucial intermediary role between travelers and tourism providers like hotels, airlines, and attractions
A) The intermediate trade sector
B) The travel trade sector
C) The cruise trade sector
- 51. handle tourists arriving from abroad.
A) Inbound tour operators
B) Domestic tour operators
C) Outbound tour operators
- 52. send local tourists to foreign destinations.
A) Outbound tour operators
B) Inbound tour operators
C) Domestic
- 53. organize travel within the same country.
A) International tour operators
B) Domestic tour operators
C) Inbound tour operators
- 54. Act as retail sellers of travel services and tour packages.
A) Traveller
B) Travel agencies
C) Travel operators
- 55. Design, package, and sell complete travel experiences (tours
A) Tour Operators
B) Tour Agencies
C) Tour Guide
- 56. Function: Digital platforms that allow travelers to book services online.
A) Online Travel Agencies (OTAS)
B) Wholesalers (Travel Consolidators)
C) Destination Management Companies (DMCs
- 57. Function: Purchase large volumes of travel services (e.g., airline seats, hotel rooms) and resell them to travel agencies at discounted rates
A) Online Travel Agencies (OTAS
B) Wholesalers (Travel Consolidators)
C) Destination Management Companies (DMCs)
- 58. Function: Local experts who offer on-the-ground logistics, customized group experiences, and local support for tour operators or corporate clients
A) Online Travel Agencies (OTAS)
B) Destination Management Companies (DMCs
C) Wholesalers (Travel Consolidators)
- 59. Connects supply (transport, lodging, experiences) with demand (tourists).
Promotes tourism destinations globally.
Supports economic growth through coordinated travel experiences.
Provides customer support, flexibility, and added value for travelers
A) Importance of the Travel Trade Sector:
B) Knowledge of the Travel Trade Sector:
C) Influence of the Travel Trade Sector:
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