Final
Summative Assessment
Outline
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Final Summative Assessment
Outline
Your exam is 1 hour
long. It contains the following sections:
Part A: Multiple
Choice
Part B: Terms and Significance
Part C: Short Answer
Part D: Long Answer
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Final Summative
Assessment
Review
In order to prepare and study for the Final Summative
Assessment, you should review the following:
Terms:
Define each term and explain the significance to the study
of travel and tourism.
aboriginal
adventure tourism
adventure travel
archipelago
Arawaks
bibliography
birth rate
biodiversity
business travellers
Caribs
Central Standard Time
CitationMachine.net
Classification of Travellers chart
coral
covering letter
Creole
climograph
commodification
components of the the tourist industry chart
coral reef importance
Covering Letter
crime rate
cultural region
currency convertor
death rate
demographic characteristics
demographic region
direct tourist spending
discretionary money
domestic tourist
Earth Day
Eastern Standard Time
Ebola virus
ecological footprint
ecotourism
embedded citation
first class section
food products grown in the Caribbean
functional region
G.D.P.
glossary
graphic organizer
Great Barrier Reef
Greenwich
Gilbert (hurricane)
GMT
gridlock
guarantor
gridlock
homogeneous region
honeymoon project
Hurricane Gilbert
immigrant
indentured labourers
Independent Travellers
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International Date
Line
CU log
jet lag
Job Shadowing
land area
large-scale maps
1:50 000
Latitude
Longitude
malaria
migrant
MLA
Style Guide
(green bibliography package)
Mountain Standard Time
multifactor regions
Newfoundland Standard Time
Pacific Standard Time
Planned Travellers
polyps
population density
precipitation
Prime Meridian
Reggae
region
Reluctant Travellers
resume
SARS
single-factor regions
Sir Sanford Flemming
small-scale maps
souvenirs
sustainable tourism
Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Opera House
temperature range
time zones
tourist
tourist destinations for Canadians
travel barriers
travel motivators
travel variables
turnaround times
typhoid
Uluru
UT
West Nile Virus
wildlife corridor
wilderness tourism
WTO
WTTC
yellow fever
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Understand the
Attractions, Issues and Problems
1. Travel and Tourism
Industry
2.
3. Caribbean
4. Reducing child-sex tourism
5. poaching
6. ecotourism
7. child-sex tourism
8. crime against tourists
9. effects of war and terrorism on travel and tourism
10. Why should a traveller be cautious when travelling in
certain countries?
Skills
1. Passport Applications-
where do you pick one up? How do you apply? How much does it
cost? How do you acquire a guarantor?
2. Describe the components of a five paragraph essay used
for your Culminating Unit.
3. Describe the skills required to plan a honeymoon.
4. How could you gain experience for a career in travel and
tourism?
5. Why are e-mail and Internet skills important in the
Travel and Tourism industry? Explain.
6. Why should students not plagiarize work from their peers
or from the Internet? Explain.
Course
Material
1. Describe what you learned
from doing the Culminating Unit. What is your Culminating
Unit thesis?
2. If you were a government official, which travel or
tourism issue would you focus time and money to help reduce
or solve this issue? How would you do this? Explain.
3. How will your "Honeymoon" project help you for the
future? Explain.
4. How do governments use the media to their advantage?
5. As an employee of a large company, how would you reduce
your impact on the environment?
6. What is the greatest advantage in using regions to study
the world?
7. List seven (7) factors to help explain why world citizens
are spending more money on tourism?
9. Look through your answers to the "Discovering Your
Tourism IQ" . If you don't have the correct answers, check
the back of my classroom door at school.
10. Review the aboriginal history of of Australia
11. Why are there climate differences in the northern and
southern regions of Australia?
12. Describe the problems caused by seasonal jobs in the
Caribbean.
13. Describe what is required in a resume and covering
letter.
14. Describe three different careers that relate to travel
and tourism.
15. Why is it important to learn how to label the countries
on a world map? Provide three reasons.
16. Why should backpackers who are traveling around the
world budget their money? Explain.
17. How has technology affected the tourism industry? (ABM
machines,cell
phones,computers,Internet,pagers,television)
18. Where would you like to travel in the world? Explain how
you will plan and prepare for this trip.
19. How did the August 2003 blackout affect tourism?
20. Where would you find the history
of passports in
Canada?
21. Why should a traveller be cautious when travelling in
certain countries?
22. List the six (6) characteristics of the travel and
tourism industry.
23. What are direct payments?
24. How does Prime Minister Can Eat All Night help you?
25. How do threats of terrorism affect the travel
industry?
26. List things a tourist can do to avoid becoming a victim
of crime.
27. Why is Tourism especially important in the developing
world?
28. How does the tourism industry benefit from travel a
package?
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