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Which of the following is not a travel, hospitality, and tourism career?
Chef
Pilot
Curator
Truck Driver
Question 3(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
What is true about semi truck drivers?
They often attend vocational schools
They are a hospitality career
They always stay within an hour of home
They need graduate degrees
Question 4(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
A travel agent might help plan what?
A road system
A plane's design
A cruise vacation
A restaurant's menu
Question 5(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
Restaurant managers are typically
chefs
more highly trained staff
owners of the restaurant
working daytime hours
Question 6(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
Students interested in working as a chef might participate in
DECA
FEA
Skills USA
CEA
Question 7(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
Wait staff at restaurants typically
have completed high school
have completed vocational school
have completed community college
have completed a four-year college degree
Question 8(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
Which of the following might a student do in high school to learn more about automotive care?
Skills USA
DECA
Intern at an auto shop
Volunteer at a warehouse
Question 9(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
A diesel mechanic is what type of career
hospitality
mobile maintenance
transportation manager
engineer
Question 10(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
Processing clerks work in
restaurants
amusement parks
airports
warehouses
Question 11 (True/False Worth 1 points)
Flight attendants rarely have to travel for their job.
True
False
Question 12 (True/False Worth 1 points)
Urban planners need a community college or two-year degree.
True
False
Question 13 (True/False Worth 1 points)
Restaurant supply companies handle deliveries of foods and goods to restaurants.
True
False
Question 14 (True/False Worth 1 points)
Museum curators are a tourism career.
True
False
Question 15 (True/False Worth 1 points)
Transportation and urban planners design bus routes.
True
False
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To answer these questions, we'll go through each question one by one:
Question 2: "Which of the following is not a travel, hospitality, and tourism career?"
To determine this, we need to identify which option does not belong to the travel, hospitality, and tourism industry.
The options are:
- Chef
- Pilot
- Curator
- Truck Driver
To find the answer, we can analyze each option:
- Chefs can work in hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality businesses, so it is a travel, hospitality, and tourism career.
- Pilots are responsible for operating aircraft, which is often related to the travel industry, so it is a travel, hospitality, and tourism career.
- Curators work in museums, which can be considered part of the tourism industry. Therefore, it is a travel, hospitality, and tourism career.
- Truck drivers are not directly related to the travel, hospitality, and tourism industry, as their job primarily involves transportation. Therefore, the answer is "Truck Driver."
Therefore, the answer to Question 2 is "Truck Driver."
Question 3: "What is true about semi truck drivers?"
To answer this, we need to identify the true statement regarding semi truck drivers from the given options:
- They often attend vocational schools
- They are a hospitality career
- They always stay within an hour of home
- They need graduate degrees
To find the answer, we can analyze each option:
- Semi truck drivers do not necessarily have to attend vocational schools, as they can acquire their skills through other means, such as on-the-job training. Therefore, the statement "They often attend vocational schools" is not necessarily true.
- Semi truck driving is not considered a hospitality career, as it primarily falls under the transportation industry. Therefore, the statement "They are a hospitality career" is not true.
- Semi truck drivers do not always stay within an hour of home, as the nature of their job requires long-distance travel. Therefore, the statement "They always stay within an hour of home" is not true.
- Semi truck drivers do not need graduate degrees to pursue their career. A high school diploma or equivalent, along with obtaining the necessary commercial driver's license (CDL), is typically sufficient to become a truck driver. Therefore, the statement "They need graduate degrees" is not true.
Based on the analysis, none of the given statements are true about semi truck drivers.
Question 4: "A travel agent might help plan what?"
To answer this, we need to identify what a travel agent can help plan from the given options:
- A road system
- A plane's design
- A cruise vacation
- A restaurant's menu
To find the answer, we can analyze each option:
- A travel agent does not help plan road systems. That falls under the domain of urban planning and transportation engineering. Therefore, they do not help plan "A road system."
- A plane's design is the responsibility of aircraft manufacturers, engineers, and designers. Travel agents do not play a role in designing planes. Therefore, they do not help plan "A plane's design."
- A travel agent commonly helps plan various aspects of a cruise vacation, such as choosing the destination, booking accommodations, arranging transportation, and organizing activities. Therefore, they help plan "A cruise vacation."
- A restaurant's menu is typically developed by chefs, owners, and managers who specialize in culinary arts. Travel agents do not have a role in planning a restaurant's menu. Therefore, they do not help plan "A restaurant's menu."
Based on the analysis, a travel agent might help plan "A cruise vacation."
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