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THE REAL MICE BOOK - chapters: Meetings Incentives Conferences Exhibitions
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Meetings come in different forms. Three of these have a seperate status named the three C's. What are the three C's?
culture meetings, customers, costly meetings
conference, congress, communication
conference, congress & convention
communication, cultural, congress
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Are you ready for the exam?
never was and never will be
no
HELL no
no, this is different koek than other exams
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What is a seminar?
event only made for displaying slides and streaming videos about a subject
an educational event topics in which experts explain their view on a topic
a web-based educational presentation, lecture, etc.
a less formal event focussing on teaching skills, led by an instructor
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What is the last step for making an incentive program (for employees)?
aftercare and performance review
care for clear criteria for evaluation
choose the reward that works best
set the three important questions
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What is the difference between an exhibition and a fair? Choose multiple answers.
exhibitions USED TO be a one-time thing, while a fair reaccurs frequently
not much, an exhibition within the MICE industry is just a large fair/show
A fair is comparale to a market, an exhibition is more like a museum
the organiser of an exhibition used to be more professional than of a fair
6
What is this picture called?
the dramaturgy
the rising and the falling actions
the incentive program
the EMBOK model
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The activities of an incentive are catagorized within 5 types of activities. These are:
inactive, educational, religious, demonstrative, political
social, cultural, recreational, active, educational
cultural, educational, active, inactive and religious
social, cultural, political, religious, conceptual
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We are constantly looking for new creative meeting formats. Which of these is NOT an example of new formats?
lightning talk
campfire session
water bottle session
fish bowl
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"Step 6: set the three important questions." which of these is NOT one of these?
do they deserve the incentive program with the performance delivered?
do they find the incentive program fair?
do they think that they can earn the incentive?
do they have the idea the requested effort is in proportion to the revenue?
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What is an academic conference?
conference where scientists/professionals come together to present results
a conference taking place on a larger scale with the intention of education
a conference online or web-based
a conference organised for people who work in the same company
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Social activities during an incentive mean the employees are networking and socialising, examples of these are:
lunch, drinks, dinner & workshop team building
complementing each other, learning about colleagues competences
museum visits, cultural village visit and workshop local dance
smoking weed and drinking alcohol
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Incentives have rising and falling action in the program. The falling action starts when the closing program ends.
False
True
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Active activities during an incentive mean the employees are actively involved, often in adventurous activities such as:
abseiling over a ravine, diving, beach volleybal as a teambuilding activity
sight-seeing, beach walks, cycling
chess, boardgames and twister
make-overs as a teambuilding activity, wig-shopping and karaoke
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Educational activities during an incentive have the goal of extending the intelligence of employees. Examples are:
going to a local pub, club or bar
campfire sessons, fishbowls and/or presentations
chess, checkers and twister
workshops with team-building activities
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Recreational activities during an incentive mean the employees do activities with the goal of relaxation. Such as:
smoking weed, DUH
swimming in the sea & beach walks
eating local food and sight-seeing
participating in presentations
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The standard format of a symposium is 1.Official welcome 2.Introduction moderator 3.Keynote speaker 4.Discussion 5.Q&A.
False
True
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When do we speak of an international fair?
10% or more of participants are foreign & 5% or more visitors are foreign
when the fair takes place in more than 5 countries over the whole world
when the organisor of the fair organises it in a different country
50% or more of participants are foreign & 50% or more visitors are foreign
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What is NOT a key benefit of a virtual fair
no restrictions in space
to travel needed to take part or visit a trade show
no contact with people needed
no restrictions in time
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Visiting a trade show can cost money and planning time. How can people assess if it is going to be worth it.
notebook with pros and cons
just live by the moment and decide afterwards if it was worth it
ask Miss Rozeman of course
SWOT, duh!
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What are TWO factors to think of when planning the date of a meeting?
if catering is available on the date and time of the meeting
the weather of course
holiday periods and public holidays
the traveling time must be considered when planning the meeting
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A buyer is a visitor of an exhibition, invited by the organisor, free of charge with intention of promotion and revenue
False
True
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What is a symposium?
a meeting of experts with the goal of making a final decision on a subject
dining and drinking occasion where discussion with eachother took place
a meeting of students/people who want to learn about a particular subject
the same as a convention
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Why were virtual fairs created? Pick two answers
because of the Mcdonaldisation
because it is healthier for the environment
because the internet started to get a wider distrivution
because it was assumed traditional fairs were losing its popularity
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All conferences mentioned in the book can take place: Live, Hybrid and Virtual
False
True
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What is artificial intelligence (AI)
an app that organises the right meeting for the participants preferences
intelligence with which machines, software and devices can be independent
a function that is used to understand the opinions of participants
robots during an event
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How many types of TED talks are there?
7
2
23
14
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During a conference hospitality staff is often required. This is done by a host, what is NOT done by a host?
guide from the airport to the bus and from the bus to the hotel
catering during the conference
information desk
Reception on airport or station
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Meetings are usually spread over a number of days, and never only part of a day.
True
False
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Cultural activities during an incentive mean the employees are entertained culturally. Examples of this are:
museum visit, cultural village visit, workshop local dance
Disneyland!!!!!
beach volleybal, temple searching
fish bowl or campfire sessions
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What does ITOP stand for?
international transportation organisator
incoming tour operator
intended transport operation
intern translation organisation programme
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There is a (small) difference between an exhibition and tradeshows
False
True
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What is an unconference?
a conference where visitors decide the content on the spot
it doesn't exist
it is the same as an academic conference
a document intended to solve a specific problem so a decision can be taken
33
A training can range from half a day to even a week.
True
False
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Which of these venues are suitable for a meeting? choose THREE options.
public open spaces such as amusement parks or forests
special locations such as historical buildings or vacant factories
multi-functional congress buildings
mobile or movable locations
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What are the five phases of the EMBOK-model?
assess, select, monitor, communicate, document
administration, design, marketing, operations, risks
initiation, planning, implementation, event, closure
creativity, startegic, continious improvement, integration, ethics
