Changing Leisure Patterns - units 1.1 - 1.5

Question 1

An institutionalised individual mass tourist would typically...

Accepted Answer

might explore a little beyond the resort such as visiting a local museum., have transport and accommodation booked in advance through a travel agency

Question 2

An institutionalised tourist would typically...

Accepted Answer

participate in package holidays, stay near to the tour bus and/or hotel

Question 3

In poorer countries, and in countries where there is political turmoil, there is more opportunity for leisure activities

Accepted Answer

False

Question 4

In 1995, the two-day weekend was introduced in China

Accepted Answer

True

Question 5

Which stages of the traditional 'family cycle' are missing? Bachelor - Empty Nest - Solitary Survivor

Accepted Answer

Full nest, Newly married couples

Question 6

TV watching often becomes an important leisure activity when...

Accepted Answer

the income of the very poor improves

Question 7

Gorilla watching and home stays are an example of which type of tourism?

Accepted Answer

Eco tourism

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a reason why tourism is important to the world economy?

Accepted Answer

It leads to traffic congestion and pollution

Question 9

How can gender affect leisure time?

Accepted Answer

Stereotypes can push women towards some activities and away from others, Many women are mothers and/or homemakers which leaves less time for leisure, Women are often paid less than men and have less income to spend on leisure, Some cultures do not allowed women to participate in certain activities

Question 10

Which is the odd one out - “Leisure” includes...

Accepted Answer

paid tutoring for your neighbour

Question 11

This is a secondary tourist resource

Accepted Answer

False

Question 12

Define the term ‘leisure’

Accepted Answer

Any freely chosen activity or experience that takes place in non-work time

Question 13

Fathers spend more time on average than mothers on this/these type(s) of leisure activities...

Accepted Answer

sports, TV, Computer games

Question 14

Leisure time is greatest in...

Accepted Answer

Norway

Question 15

Which sports are more likely to be done by low income families?

Accepted Answer

Basketball

Question 16

What is Niche Tourism?

Accepted Answer

Special interest tourism for small numbers

Question 17

There is more leisure time in some countries than others due to...

Accepted Answer

government regulation limiting the number of working hours permitted, a reduction in costs for basic needs reducing the amount of work required, an increase in wages e.g. the implementation of minimum wages, greater acceptance of a 5 day working week, especially for part-time staff

Question 18

Leisure can be defined as ...

Accepted Answer

...a state of mind, meaning engaging in enjoyable or pleasurable activities

Question 19

The low participation of muslim women in sports such as swimming and athletics is a ...

Accepted Answer

A cultural factor

Question 20

What does MICE tourism refer to?

Accepted Answer

Niche tourism - refers to Meetings, Incentives, Conferences +Exhibitions

Question 21

The leisure industry has had to accommodate the needs of the over-65 age group who comprise what % of world population?

Accepted Answer

25%

Question 22

How is the traditional 'family cycle' relevant to leisure and tourism?

Accepted Answer

The different stages affect a person/family's buying and behaviour patterns

Question 23

What are the three main categories by which sporting activities can be classified?

Accepted Answer

Cost / Popularity / Site

Question 24

The growth of leisure has been facilitated by a number of factors: which are true?

Accepted Answer

a reduction in the length of the working week, a reduction in the length of the working day, more early retirement, an increase in disposable income

Question 25

This is a primary tourist resource

Accepted Answer

True

Question 26

A traditional family life cycle assumes that people...

Accepted Answer

both of the above

Question 27

In 2008 the Chinese government announced two full-week holidays and five three-day holidays per year.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 28

An non-institutionalised tourist would typically...

Accepted Answer

use local transport, rather than tour buses, arrange the trip themselves

Question 29

This is a secondary tourist resource

Accepted Answer

True

Question 30

What does the graph show?

Accepted Answer

As the distance and duration increase, the cost of the trip increases

Question 31

Mass tourism holidays often last for...

Accepted Answer

Between 7 and 14 days

Question 32

In 1999 the Chinese government introduced a policy giving all workers three weeks off per year at set times.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 33

Briefly suggest why participation in tourism is increasing.

Accepted Answer

A greater supply of tourist facilities worldwide, People have higher incomes, Technology such as online booking sites, social media and online ads, People have more leisure time and want to travel to new places.

Question 34

Nowadays travel is considered a natural part of life for some people and many people expect to travel at least...

Accepted Answer

Yearly, Annually

Question 35

The level of economic development of a country can affect the ________________ of leisure activities within it.

Accepted Answer

quality and range

Question 36

“Paid work” does not include...

Accepted Answer

household work (chores, cooking, cleaning, caring for children/family etc)

Question 37

Which of the following is NOT a 'personal care' activity?

Accepted Answer

Walking to school

Question 38

Is a coral reef a primary or secondary tourist resource?

Accepted Answer

Primary

Question 39

What patterns does the chart show?

Accepted Answer

Lacrosse is the most popular sports played by high income households, Lower income households are less likely to participate in sports

Changing Leisure Patterns - units 1.1 - 1.5

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Changing Leisure Patterns - units 1.1 - 1.5

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