SUSTAINABLE
mock test
問題一覧
1
It is a concept studied under the subject of Sociology
Society
2
is a similar concept with society which observes behavioral patterns, knowledge, belief, moral law, and values acquired
and passed through generations.
Culture
3
It is used to support sustainable and local development by using these assets as an industry
Cultural assets
4
2 types of cultural heritage
Tangible Cultural Heritage, Intangible Cultural Heritage
5
This 2 can impact the economic and social development of a destination
Cultural assets, Opportunities
6
Relationship Between Tourists and Local Communities
Wag moto click
7
POSITIVE IMPACTS
This is an impact of tourism that is present during interaction between tourists and residents of a specific
destination.
Emotional Well-Being of Residents
8
POSITIVE IMPACTS
Considered as an asset used for tourism, so preservation is important for the benefit of future
generations
Cultural Preservation
9
POSITIVE IMPACTS
UNESCO stated that
tourism brings cultural awareness and mutual understanding that help tourists and residents see contrasting
ways of living and doing things.
Education
10
POSITIVE IMPACTS
Tourism development in an area can bring several projects to improve the quality of life of the community.
Better Quality of Life
11
POSITIVE IMPACTS
There are cultural assets that may be provided only by local residents, in which they are given livelihood.
Empowerment
12
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
serves as a catalyst for globalization that it causes native cultures to be forgotten.
Stunted Cultural Development
13
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
An impact where cultural elements are commercialized for mass consumption of tourists.
Commodification of Culture
14
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
This impact is present in
destinations where people are in some sort of desperation to make a living and opt to get involved with illegal
trade, especially when tourist arrivals are at its peak.
Moral Decadence
15
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
How does tourism contribute to social division and exacerbate issues such as job insecurity, exploitation, and racism in local communities
Social Divisions
16
What is the result of the growing tourism industry on local communities in terms of land loss and cultural decline?
Social displacement
17
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
It is often the cause of stress within the local community due to various activities
Community Stress
18
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
It is the third world communities often see tourism as the ticket to economic growth and stability, which cause them
to rely on livelihoods tourism brings heavily.
Dependence
19
It is defined as a “set of rules, regulations, guidelines, directives, and development/promotion objectives and
strategies that provide framework within which the collective and individual decisions directly affecting longterm tourism development and the daily activities within a destination are taken”
Tourism Policy
20
It is the result or the output made from tourism planning
Tourism Plan
21
What are the Dimensions in Tourism Planning
Level, Time-Frame, Scope, Spatial Units
22
This step emphasizes the importance of being educated through different
ways, such as consultations, area visits, face-to-face contact with the local communities of the area,
and more.
Acquiring understanding
23
This involves the
development of the formal statement of interest bythe
people involved in tourism planning.
Preliminary position statement
24
This
will serve as the basis of the plan’s actual development.
Commitment for tourism study
25
This step gathers data on
the destination’s tourism products andpossible target
markets
Market and resource analysis
26
This step uses the gathered data in
market and resource analysis to establishthe image and
identification of the area of concern
Conceptual planning
27
This is when the initial plan is recognized
Plan approval
28
This step involves more time and
money compared to the previous steps
Master Planning
29
After finalizing the master plan,
several commitments in different sectors areneeded.
These may involve government support, private
investments, etc.
Final Commitment
30
This step fills the gap between
a plan on paper and an actual operatingtourism
destination.
Implementation programs
31
This step involves monitoring of
the operations.
Evaluation and Direction
問題一覧
1
It is a concept studied under the subject of Sociology
Society
2
is a similar concept with society which observes behavioral patterns, knowledge, belief, moral law, and values acquired
and passed through generations.
Culture
3
It is used to support sustainable and local development by using these assets as an industry
Cultural assets
4
2 types of cultural heritage
Tangible Cultural Heritage, Intangible Cultural Heritage
5
This 2 can impact the economic and social development of a destination
Cultural assets, Opportunities
6
Relationship Between Tourists and Local Communities
Wag moto click
7
POSITIVE IMPACTS
This is an impact of tourism that is present during interaction between tourists and residents of a specific
destination.
Emotional Well-Being of Residents
8
POSITIVE IMPACTS
Considered as an asset used for tourism, so preservation is important for the benefit of future
generations
Cultural Preservation
9
POSITIVE IMPACTS
UNESCO stated that
tourism brings cultural awareness and mutual understanding that help tourists and residents see contrasting
ways of living and doing things.
Education
10
POSITIVE IMPACTS
Tourism development in an area can bring several projects to improve the quality of life of the community.
Better Quality of Life
11
POSITIVE IMPACTS
There are cultural assets that may be provided only by local residents, in which they are given livelihood.
Empowerment
12
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
serves as a catalyst for globalization that it causes native cultures to be forgotten.
Stunted Cultural Development
13
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
An impact where cultural elements are commercialized for mass consumption of tourists.
Commodification of Culture
14
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
This impact is present in
destinations where people are in some sort of desperation to make a living and opt to get involved with illegal
trade, especially when tourist arrivals are at its peak.
Moral Decadence
15
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
How does tourism contribute to social division and exacerbate issues such as job insecurity, exploitation, and racism in local communities
Social Divisions
16
What is the result of the growing tourism industry on local communities in terms of land loss and cultural decline?
Social displacement
17
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
It is often the cause of stress within the local community due to various activities
Community Stress
18
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
It is the third world communities often see tourism as the ticket to economic growth and stability, which cause them
to rely on livelihoods tourism brings heavily.
Dependence
19
It is defined as a “set of rules, regulations, guidelines, directives, and development/promotion objectives and
strategies that provide framework within which the collective and individual decisions directly affecting longterm tourism development and the daily activities within a destination are taken”
Tourism Policy
20
It is the result or the output made from tourism planning
Tourism Plan
21
What are the Dimensions in Tourism Planning
Level, Time-Frame, Scope, Spatial Units
22
This step emphasizes the importance of being educated through different
ways, such as consultations, area visits, face-to-face contact with the local communities of the area,
and more.
Acquiring understanding
23
This involves the
development of the formal statement of interest bythe
people involved in tourism planning.
Preliminary position statement
24
This
will serve as the basis of the plan’s actual development.
Commitment for tourism study
25
This step gathers data on
the destination’s tourism products andpossible target
markets
Market and resource analysis
26
This step uses the gathered data in
market and resource analysis to establishthe image and
identification of the area of concern
Conceptual planning
27
This is when the initial plan is recognized
Plan approval
28
This step involves more time and
money compared to the previous steps
Master Planning
29
After finalizing the master plan,
several commitments in different sectors areneeded.
These may involve government support, private
investments, etc.
Final Commitment
30
This step fills the gap between
a plan on paper and an actual operatingtourism
destination.
Implementation programs
31
This step involves monitoring of
the operations.
Evaluation and Direction