MCQ-Leisure management

A. Industrial capitalism, leisure emerged as a
concept that meant:
1.distinct periods of non-work and relaxation
2.regulated and organized activities to reduce
social disorder
3.the growth of civic, municipal culture through
public libraries, museums and art galleries
4.All of the above

B. All of the followings are the example of

active recreational activities, except-
1.Hiking
2.Cross country skiing
3.Ping pong
4.Canoeing

C. Which of the following activities is among

the "top 10" most popular sports for
participation BUT not among the "top 10"
most popular sports for watching?
1.Volleyball
2.Tennis
3.Bowling
4.Golf
D. A type of stationary cycling that alternates
bouts of slow cycling with bouts of low-
resistance, high speed pedalling is known as:
1.Aerobicizing
2.Spinning
3.Trekking
4.Continuous aerobic training

E. Which of the following is true?

1.Jogging, swimming, and cycling are primarily
anaerobic in nature
2.Aerobic activity must be done continuously to
obtain health benefits
3.Lifestyle physical activity is usually aerobic
4.Jogging is just as safe as walking

F.Which sport would promote the most

cardiovascular fitness?
1.Football
2.Wrestling
3.Baseball
4.Soccer

G. Recreation is defined as:

1."The process of giving new life to
something."
2.Bonding with Mother Nature
3.Any process that is non-work related
4.Socializing with two or more people

H. The recreation process leads to-

1.Having fun
2.Happiness
3.Saving money
4.Socializing

I. Which of the following includes commercial

recreation?
1.Clubs
2.Attractions
3.Theme parks
4.All of these

J. The executive workout includes a-

1.Jacuzzi
2.Massage
3.Nap
4.All of these

K. Duties of leisure management staffs is

considered as
1. Job specification
2. Job description
3. Job responsibility
4. None of these

L. Attrition clauses are particularly

common in the _____ industry
1. Entertainment
2. Banquet
3. Hotel
4. Travel
M. Regarding letters of agreement, which
of the following statements is true?
1.They only require one signature.
2.They always include a list of goods or
services.
3.They are more formal than contracts
4.They do NOT include monetary details
such as fees or payment schedules.

T .On which of the following pages should a

company describe its history?
1.The about page
2.The content page
 3.The home page
4.A separate page

U. Notifying local residents and businesses of

traffic plans improves
1.Advertising
2.Community relations
3.Selling
4.Sales promotion
V. Threats are-
1.Chances for unexpected favourable outcomes
2.Opportunities of the event
3.Strengths of the event
4.External factors that influence the event

W. Safety risks include-

1.Negotiation
2.Sabotage
3.Finances
4.Reconciliations
1. The ‘5 As’ (attractions, activities, accessibility,
amenities, accommodation) describe:
a. A tourism organization
b. A destination
c. A stakeholder
d. A tourist information network
2. Exploration, involvement, development,
consolidation and stagnation are stages of:
a. Doxey’s Irridex (1975)
b. Bryan’s Leisure Experience Continuum (1977)
c. Butler’s Tourist Area Lifecycle (1980)
d. Plog’s (1991) Psychographic Continuum
3. The acronym DMO stands for:
a. Destination Management Organization
b. Development Management Organization
c. Dual Marketing Organization
d. Destination Management Operation
4. The acronym VICE stands for:
a. Visitors, Industry, Communities,
Environment
b. Visitors, Involvement, Capabilities, Expansion
c. Visitors, Involvement, Capabilities,
Environment
d. Visitors, Industry, Communities, Expansion
5. Maps, tour guides, plaques, signs and videos are
examples of tools of:
a. Tourist direction
b. Ecolabelling
c. Revenue generation
d. Tourist interpretation and education

LEISURE MANAGEMENT
A. An example of special leisure activity is:
1. Sports event
2. Cultural event
3. Pleasure event
4. Yoga
B. Sports considered as __________________ phenomena:
1. Social
2.  Economic
3. Cultural
4. Administrative
C. The objective of recreation includes:
1. To improve health
2. To enhance social development
3. To reduce stress
4. All of the above
D. Surplus energy theory of leisure is a part of:
1. Classic theory
2. Classic theory
3. Modern theory
4. None of these
E. Mimicry is an example of:
1. Agon
2. Alea
3. Ilinx
4. None of these
F. Camping is related with:
1. Mountain recreation
2. Forest recreation
3. Freshwater recreation
4. Desert recreation
G. Cathartic theory of recreation deals with:
1. Painful emotion
2. Recapitulation
3. Compensation
4. Relaxation
H. Trekking is an example of:
1. Forest recreation
2. Mountain recreation
3. Desert recreation
4.  Cultural recreation
I. The benefits of participation in recreation & sports:
1. Health promotion
2. Skill development
3. Empowerment
4. All of these
J. In disruptive technology:
 1. Product & services change the marketplace
2. Technology changes the marketplace
3. The rule of facilitator changes the marketplace
4. None of the above
K. Amateur sports are sports in which participants engage:
1. With remuneration 
2. Without remuneration
3. Contractual engagement
4. None of the above
L. As per UNWTO adventure tourism must include:
1. Physical & economic activity
2. Natural & economic activity
3. Physical & natural activity
4. Social & cultural activity
M. __________________ is considered as mental & intellectual activity:
1. Homeguard
2. NCC
3. Scouting
4. Painting
N. _____________________ is an example of art & craft activity:
1. Gardening
2. Folk song
3. Scouting
4. Wrestling
O. Commercial recreation include:
1. Hospitality
2. Travel
3. Tourism
4. All of the above
P. Leisure management is all about:
1. Planning of leisure services
2. Delivery of leisure services
3. Marketing of leisure services
4. Co-ordinating leisure services
Q. GHS stand for:
1. General household survey
2. Guesthouse survey
3. Guest-host survey
4. None of the above
R. Leisure trend related with
1. The use of time
2. Social interest
3. Wealth and poverty
4. All of the above
S. The age group is participate in less leisure activities:
1. 10-25
2. 25-40
3. 40-55
4. 55 & above
T. Social trends of leisure depend upon:
1. Lifestyle
2. Education
3. Households
4. All the above
U. When an individual plays soccer to recharge his/her energy, what play theory
he/she subscribing to?
1. Relaxation theory
2. Surplus energy theory
3. Catharsis theory
4. Self-expression theory
V. The ----------- view of leisure sees it essentially as time that is free from work or
travel, study or social involvement based on work-
1. Activity
2. Unobligated time
3. State of freedom
4. Spiritual expression
W. Play is usually associated for better or worse with-
1. Purposeful outcomes
2. Productive outcomes
3. Non purposeful outcomes
4. Nonproductive outcomes
X. NRPA stands for-
1. National radio and play association
2. National rail preservation association
3. National real park alliance
4. National recreation and park association
Y. NRPA is-
1. A professional association for program facilitators
2. A professional association for outdoor enthusiasts
3. A professional association for leisure service professionals
4. None of these
Z. Leisure has been studied by which of the following, except-
1. Anthropologists
2. Entomologists
3. Economists
4. Psychologists