Exam Details
Subject | tourism administration and management | |
Paper | paper 2 | |
Exam / Course | ugc net national eligibility test | |
Department | ||
Organization | university grants commission | |
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Exam Date | December, 2013 | |
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Question Paper
PAPER-II TOURISM ADMINISTRATION MANAGEMENT Signature and Name of Invigilator
1. Which was the year that the first systematic definition of tourist was defined at the WTO Conference at Rome
1972
1987
1980
1963
2. Which one of the following Commissions first defined tourists in the U.S.A. in 1973
National Travel, Recreational Review Commission
National Tourism Statistics and Compilation Commission
National Tourism Resource and Review Commission
National Travel Research and Review Commission
3. The Government of India has adopted the definition of tourism from the
United Nations World Tourism Organisation
World Tourism and Travel Councils
United Nations Statistical Commission
Pacific Area Travel Associations
4. 'Life of is related to
Film to promote tourism in India
Film to promote tourism in Nagaland
Film to promote tourism in Myanmar
Film to promote tourism in China
5. M.T.A. stands for
Medical Tourist Association
Medical Tourism Association
Medical Travel Association
Medical Treatment Abroad Association
6. This consists of two lists of place and institutions and the candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other
List I (Place) List II (Institution)
i. Uttarkashi 1. Jawahar Institute of Mountaineering
ii. Darjeeling 2. Atal Bihari Vajpai Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports
iii. Pahalgam 3. Himalayan Institute of Mountaineering
iv. Manali 4. Nehru Institute of Mountaineering
Codes
1 2 3 4
2 1 4 3
3 4 2 1
4 3 1 2
7. It has been described as cultural property on the UNESCO World Heritage list as "an expression of the astrological skills and cosmological concepts of the court of a scholarly prince at the end of the Mughal period".
Hawa Mahal
Red Fort
Jantar Mantar
Agra Fort
8. It is listed as "World Heritage in Danger" in May 2011.
Kaziranga wildlife sanctuary
Manas wildlife sanctuary
Gulf of Mannar
Sundarbans
9. Identify the odd one from the following
Ross Island
Viper Island
Havelock Island
Kavaratti Island
10. Padmanabhapuram Palace is located in the State of
(A)Tamil Nadu
(B)Kerala
(C)Andhra Pradesh
(D)Karnataka
11. This consists of two lists of statements and terms. The candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other
List I (Term) List II (Statements)
i. Bistro 1. Provide straight line of counters containing a variety of hot and cold dishes. The counters are segregated according to the type of dishes offered hot, cold, appetizers, soups, bread, sandwiches, entrees, salads.
ii. Brasserie 2. Formal restaurant serves drinks, single dishes and other meals one can have just a drink or coffee.
iii. Coffee shop 3. Small restaurant that serves simple moderately priced meals and wine. Braised meats usually served. Service is informal and quick may not have a printed menu.
iv. Cafeteria 4. Restaurant that mainly serves snacks and beverages 24 hours a day, however it may serve all the three meals.
Codes
3 2 4 1
2 1 3 4
1 3 2 4
4 1 3 2
12. "Franchise Agreement" for a restaurant is
authorization given for making, transporting and serving prepared food.
agreement based on trade by buyers and sellers.
authorization given by one company to another to sell its unique product and services.
management tool used to reward employees working in a restaurant for achieving goals.
13. 'Silver Service' is implemented in a
(A)Fast food outlet
(B)Coffee shop
(C)Fine dining restaurant
(D)Carvery
14. Which one of the following is an example of commercial nonresidential catering outlet
(A)Motel
(B)Coffee shop
(C)Hotel
(D)Resort
15. Gueridon service is a
(A)Provision of accommodation and meals for a certain number of days to promote sales.
(B)Set of fixed menus for a set period, which are repeated for a particular period
(C)Form of food service provided by restaurants using a trolley equiped to prepare, cook and serve food in direct view of the guests.
a method of serving food with spoon and fork from the left hand side of the guest.
16. According to Hindu mythology, which land was created by the axe ofLord Parshurama
(A)Gujarat
(B)Goa
(C)Kerala
(D)Rameshwaram
17. The maximum dimensions (the sum of the three dimensions) of all carry on baggage should not exceed
(A)115 cm
(B)105 cm
(C)125 cm
cm
18. Calculate the flying time if a flight leaves Bangkok (+0700 hrs) at 0040hrs and arrives Budapest (+0200 hrs)at 0615 hrs.
(A)08.25 hrs
(B)12.45 hrs
(C)10.35 hrs
(D)14.25 hrs
19. This consists of two lists of railway zones and head quarters and the candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other
List I (Railway zones) List II (Headquarters)
i. South East Central 1. Hubli
ii. South Western 2. Mumbai CST
iii. Central 3. Bilaspur
iv. East Central 4. Hajipur
Codes
1 2 3 4
3 1 2 4
3 2 1 4
4 3 2 1
20. Which is not a major sea port
(A)Kandla
(B)Dwarka
(C)Ennore
(D)Paradip
21. At present which of the following usually generates the highest rate of commission for travel agents
(A)Airline Tickets
(B)Hotel Reservations
(C)Travel Insurance
(D)Travellers Cheques
22. Which of the following statements is true of airlines
(A)The travel agent is the only outlet for their products.
(B)They accommodate inclusive tours on both scheduled and charter flights.
(C)They never have their own tour operating companies.
(D)They charge a commission from travel agents.
23. Which is the largest elements of retail travel agency operating costs
(A)Transaction
(B)Advertising
(C)Payroll
(D)Premises
24. Which one of the following flights is an example of "first freedom of air"
(A)YTO MEX by Air Canada flying over USA
(B)DEL NAG MAA by JetAirways
(C)YTO CHI MEX by AirCanada
(D)DEL KHI DXB by Air India
25. This consists of two lists of Airports and their IATA codes. The candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other
List I (Airports) List II (IATA codes)
i. Port Blair 1. IXI
ii. North Lakhimpur 2. IXR
iii. Ranchi 3. IXZ
iv. Leh 4. IXL
Codes
3 1 2 4
2 1 3 4
4 3 2 1
1 2 3 4
26. Cost based, demand based, and competition oriented methods are known as the basic approaches of
(A)Programming
(B)Positioning
(C)Pricing
(D)Packaging
27. Alliance and Franchises are two main forms of
(A)Vertical marketing system
(B)Horizontal marketing system
(C)Exclusive distribution system
(D)Selective distribution system
28. Physical facilities is often referred to
(A)Service scape
(B)Moment of truth
(C)Augmented product
(D)Testimonial evidence
29. Where would you place the backpackers on Stanley Plog'sContinuum
(A)Psycho centric
(B)Mid centric
(C)Allocentric
(D)None of the above
30. Service testing is used in service marketing
determine potential customer acceptance of the new service.
examine the saleability of the new service.
examine the concept of service.
evaluate whether a prospective user understands the idea of proposed service.
31. Which one of the following makes main difference between a concept and variable
(A)Measurability
(B)Reliability
(C)Validity
(D)Scalability
32. Which four important sets of variables may be operated to investigate a casual relationship or association
(A)Change variables outcome variables Affecting variables Connecting variables
(B)Effective variables Linking variables Perceptual variables Behaviour variables
(C)Paradigm variables Concept variables Independent variables Behavioural variables
(D)Causal variables Extraneous variables Intervening variables Dependent variables
33. The intervening variable is one which links between
(A)Mediating and moderating variables
(B)Independent and dependent variables
(C)Controlling and constant variables
(D)All of the above
34. This consists of two lists of statements and terms and the candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other
List I (Terms) List II (Statements)
i. Active variable 1. Not manipulated or not controlled
ii. Attribute variable 2. Outcome and effect
iii. Independent variable 3. Manipulated or controlled
iv. Dependent variable 4. Cause responsible for bringing about change
Codes
2 1 3 4
3 2 1 4
1 3 4 2
4 1 2 3
35. A Central Tourist AdvisoryCommittee in India was constituted in the year
(A)1950
(B)1960
(C)1970
(D)1980
36. The Department of Tourism (Government of India) under the Ministry of Transport and Communication was created in the year
(A)1948
(B)1958
(C)1968
(D)1978
37. In which Five Year Plan, no funds were allocated for Tourism Development in India
(A)First
(B)Third
(C)Fifth
(D)Sixth
38. For the creation of accommodation, transportation and recreational facilities at key tourist centres, separate funds were allocated under which Five Year Plan of India
(A)First Five Year Plan
(B)Second Five Year Plan
(C)Third Five Year Plan
(D)Fourth Five Year Plan
39. Tourism was accorded the status of an industry in which Five Year Plan of India
(A)Sixth
(B)Seventh
(C)Eighth
(D)Ninth
40. The Tourism Finance Corporation of India was established in the year
1985
1986
1987
1989
41. Which one of the following is most current liquid asset for a firm
(A)Bills Receivable
(B)Inventory
(C)Term Loans
(D)Cash
42. Exchange of 'interest obligations between two parties" refers
(A)Interest swaps
(B)Currency swaps
(C)Currency option
(D)Interest rate futures
43. The return on Shareholders capital is called
(A)Dividend
(B)Interest
(C)Profit
(D)None of the above
44. Tactical Planning refers to
(A)Short range planning
(B)Emphasizes current operations planning
(C)Planning for one year or less
(D)All of the above
45. Leadership that is based on the attitude that the leader is self employed and that leadership style is known as
(A)Entrepreneurial
(B)Transformational
(C)Coaching
(D)Super leadership
46. Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow based on your understanding of the passage. Answer the questions
The Humayun's Tomb was constructed by one of his widow. Today, the tomb complex is entered by a large gate on the West, although in Mughal times the Southern gate was widely used. Upon entering any gate, the centrally situated tomb and its char bagh setting are visible. Each of the four garden plots is further subdivided by narrower waterways. Based on the char bagh types established in Iran and more fully developed in Babur's own concept of the ideal garden, such formalized and geometrically planned garden settings became standard for all the imperial Mughal Mausolea and for those of many nobles as well. Char bagh gardens long had been associated with paradisaical imagery. But at Humayun's tomb, the association is all more explicit, for the water channels appear to vanish beneath the actual Mausoleum yet reappear in their same straight course on the opposite side. This evokes a Quranic verse which describes rivers flowing beneath gardens of paradise. The Mausoleum is square in plan, 45 metres on a side. Crowned with a white marble bulbous dome and flanking chattris, the tomb sits on a high elevated plinth 99metres per side. Each façade, faced with reds and stones and trimmed with white marble, is nearly identical and meets at chamferred corners. The west, north and east facades are marked by a high central portal flanked on either side by lower wings with deeply recessed niches. The south entrance, probably the main one, consists of lower wings on either side of a high central pishtaq,underneath which is a deeply recessed niche.The seeming simplicity of this tomb's exterior is belied by the interior.
Humayun's tomb is known to have constructed by
(A)Emperor Akbar
(B)Haji Begum
(C)Maryam Makani
(D)Nurjahan Begum
47.The concept of char bagh was developed in India by
(A)Babur
(B)Humayun
(C)Akbar
(D)Shahjahan
48.Char bagh garden is associated with
(A)Palace of Mughal emperor
(B)Paradisical imagery
(C)Diwan-i Khas
(D)Dargah of a Saint
49.The layout of the water channel evokes Quranic verses, means
(A)rivers flowing in the garden
(B)rivers flowing in the Mausoleums
(C)rivers flowing beneath gardens of paradise
(D)none of the above
50.Humayun's tomb is decorated with
(A)Pishtaq
white marble bulbous dome and chattris
(C)Pietron dura design
(D)Kashikari
1. Which was the year that the first systematic definition of tourist was defined at the WTO Conference at Rome
1972
1987
1980
1963
2. Which one of the following Commissions first defined tourists in the U.S.A. in 1973
National Travel, Recreational Review Commission
National Tourism Statistics and Compilation Commission
National Tourism Resource and Review Commission
National Travel Research and Review Commission
3. The Government of India has adopted the definition of tourism from the
United Nations World Tourism Organisation
World Tourism and Travel Councils
United Nations Statistical Commission
Pacific Area Travel Associations
4. 'Life of is related to
Film to promote tourism in India
Film to promote tourism in Nagaland
Film to promote tourism in Myanmar
Film to promote tourism in China
5. M.T.A. stands for
Medical Tourist Association
Medical Tourism Association
Medical Travel Association
Medical Treatment Abroad Association
6. This consists of two lists of place and institutions and the candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other
List I (Place) List II (Institution)
i. Uttarkashi 1. Jawahar Institute of Mountaineering
ii. Darjeeling 2. Atal Bihari Vajpai Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports
iii. Pahalgam 3. Himalayan Institute of Mountaineering
iv. Manali 4. Nehru Institute of Mountaineering
Codes
1 2 3 4
2 1 4 3
3 4 2 1
4 3 1 2
7. It has been described as cultural property on the UNESCO World Heritage list as "an expression of the astrological skills and cosmological concepts of the court of a scholarly prince at the end of the Mughal period".
Hawa Mahal
Red Fort
Jantar Mantar
Agra Fort
8. It is listed as "World Heritage in Danger" in May 2011.
Kaziranga wildlife sanctuary
Manas wildlife sanctuary
Gulf of Mannar
Sundarbans
9. Identify the odd one from the following
Ross Island
Viper Island
Havelock Island
Kavaratti Island
10. Padmanabhapuram Palace is located in the State of
(A)Tamil Nadu
(B)Kerala
(C)Andhra Pradesh
(D)Karnataka
11. This consists of two lists of statements and terms. The candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other
List I (Term) List II (Statements)
i. Bistro 1. Provide straight line of counters containing a variety of hot and cold dishes. The counters are segregated according to the type of dishes offered hot, cold, appetizers, soups, bread, sandwiches, entrees, salads.
ii. Brasserie 2. Formal restaurant serves drinks, single dishes and other meals one can have just a drink or coffee.
iii. Coffee shop 3. Small restaurant that serves simple moderately priced meals and wine. Braised meats usually served. Service is informal and quick may not have a printed menu.
iv. Cafeteria 4. Restaurant that mainly serves snacks and beverages 24 hours a day, however it may serve all the three meals.
Codes
3 2 4 1
2 1 3 4
1 3 2 4
4 1 3 2
12. "Franchise Agreement" for a restaurant is
authorization given for making, transporting and serving prepared food.
agreement based on trade by buyers and sellers.
authorization given by one company to another to sell its unique product and services.
management tool used to reward employees working in a restaurant for achieving goals.
13. 'Silver Service' is implemented in a
(A)Fast food outlet
(B)Coffee shop
(C)Fine dining restaurant
(D)Carvery
14. Which one of the following is an example of commercial nonresidential catering outlet
(A)Motel
(B)Coffee shop
(C)Hotel
(D)Resort
15. Gueridon service is a
(A)Provision of accommodation and meals for a certain number of days to promote sales.
(B)Set of fixed menus for a set period, which are repeated for a particular period
(C)Form of food service provided by restaurants using a trolley equiped to prepare, cook and serve food in direct view of the guests.
a method of serving food with spoon and fork from the left hand side of the guest.
16. According to Hindu mythology, which land was created by the axe ofLord Parshurama
(A)Gujarat
(B)Goa
(C)Kerala
(D)Rameshwaram
17. The maximum dimensions (the sum of the three dimensions) of all carry on baggage should not exceed
(A)115 cm
(B)105 cm
(C)125 cm
cm
18. Calculate the flying time if a flight leaves Bangkok (+0700 hrs) at 0040hrs and arrives Budapest (+0200 hrs)at 0615 hrs.
(A)08.25 hrs
(B)12.45 hrs
(C)10.35 hrs
(D)14.25 hrs
19. This consists of two lists of railway zones and head quarters and the candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other
List I (Railway zones) List II (Headquarters)
i. South East Central 1. Hubli
ii. South Western 2. Mumbai CST
iii. Central 3. Bilaspur
iv. East Central 4. Hajipur
Codes
1 2 3 4
3 1 2 4
3 2 1 4
4 3 2 1
20. Which is not a major sea port
(A)Kandla
(B)Dwarka
(C)Ennore
(D)Paradip
21. At present which of the following usually generates the highest rate of commission for travel agents
(A)Airline Tickets
(B)Hotel Reservations
(C)Travel Insurance
(D)Travellers Cheques
22. Which of the following statements is true of airlines
(A)The travel agent is the only outlet for their products.
(B)They accommodate inclusive tours on both scheduled and charter flights.
(C)They never have their own tour operating companies.
(D)They charge a commission from travel agents.
23. Which is the largest elements of retail travel agency operating costs
(A)Transaction
(B)Advertising
(C)Payroll
(D)Premises
24. Which one of the following flights is an example of "first freedom of air"
(A)YTO MEX by Air Canada flying over USA
(B)DEL NAG MAA by JetAirways
(C)YTO CHI MEX by AirCanada
(D)DEL KHI DXB by Air India
25. This consists of two lists of Airports and their IATA codes. The candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other
List I (Airports) List II (IATA codes)
i. Port Blair 1. IXI
ii. North Lakhimpur 2. IXR
iii. Ranchi 3. IXZ
iv. Leh 4. IXL
Codes
3 1 2 4
2 1 3 4
4 3 2 1
1 2 3 4
26. Cost based, demand based, and competition oriented methods are known as the basic approaches of
(A)Programming
(B)Positioning
(C)Pricing
(D)Packaging
27. Alliance and Franchises are two main forms of
(A)Vertical marketing system
(B)Horizontal marketing system
(C)Exclusive distribution system
(D)Selective distribution system
28. Physical facilities is often referred to
(A)Service scape
(B)Moment of truth
(C)Augmented product
(D)Testimonial evidence
29. Where would you place the backpackers on Stanley Plog'sContinuum
(A)Psycho centric
(B)Mid centric
(C)Allocentric
(D)None of the above
30. Service testing is used in service marketing
determine potential customer acceptance of the new service.
examine the saleability of the new service.
examine the concept of service.
evaluate whether a prospective user understands the idea of proposed service.
31. Which one of the following makes main difference between a concept and variable
(A)Measurability
(B)Reliability
(C)Validity
(D)Scalability
32. Which four important sets of variables may be operated to investigate a casual relationship or association
(A)Change variables outcome variables Affecting variables Connecting variables
(B)Effective variables Linking variables Perceptual variables Behaviour variables
(C)Paradigm variables Concept variables Independent variables Behavioural variables
(D)Causal variables Extraneous variables Intervening variables Dependent variables
33. The intervening variable is one which links between
(A)Mediating and moderating variables
(B)Independent and dependent variables
(C)Controlling and constant variables
(D)All of the above
34. This consists of two lists of statements and terms and the candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other
List I (Terms) List II (Statements)
i. Active variable 1. Not manipulated or not controlled
ii. Attribute variable 2. Outcome and effect
iii. Independent variable 3. Manipulated or controlled
iv. Dependent variable 4. Cause responsible for bringing about change
Codes
2 1 3 4
3 2 1 4
1 3 4 2
4 1 2 3
35. A Central Tourist AdvisoryCommittee in India was constituted in the year
(A)1950
(B)1960
(C)1970
(D)1980
36. The Department of Tourism (Government of India) under the Ministry of Transport and Communication was created in the year
(A)1948
(B)1958
(C)1968
(D)1978
37. In which Five Year Plan, no funds were allocated for Tourism Development in India
(A)First
(B)Third
(C)Fifth
(D)Sixth
38. For the creation of accommodation, transportation and recreational facilities at key tourist centres, separate funds were allocated under which Five Year Plan of India
(A)First Five Year Plan
(B)Second Five Year Plan
(C)Third Five Year Plan
(D)Fourth Five Year Plan
39. Tourism was accorded the status of an industry in which Five Year Plan of India
(A)Sixth
(B)Seventh
(C)Eighth
(D)Ninth
40. The Tourism Finance Corporation of India was established in the year
1985
1986
1987
1989
41. Which one of the following is most current liquid asset for a firm
(A)Bills Receivable
(B)Inventory
(C)Term Loans
(D)Cash
42. Exchange of 'interest obligations between two parties" refers
(A)Interest swaps
(B)Currency swaps
(C)Currency option
(D)Interest rate futures
43. The return on Shareholders capital is called
(A)Dividend
(B)Interest
(C)Profit
(D)None of the above
44. Tactical Planning refers to
(A)Short range planning
(B)Emphasizes current operations planning
(C)Planning for one year or less
(D)All of the above
45. Leadership that is based on the attitude that the leader is self employed and that leadership style is known as
(A)Entrepreneurial
(B)Transformational
(C)Coaching
(D)Super leadership
46. Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow based on your understanding of the passage. Answer the questions
The Humayun's Tomb was constructed by one of his widow. Today, the tomb complex is entered by a large gate on the West, although in Mughal times the Southern gate was widely used. Upon entering any gate, the centrally situated tomb and its char bagh setting are visible. Each of the four garden plots is further subdivided by narrower waterways. Based on the char bagh types established in Iran and more fully developed in Babur's own concept of the ideal garden, such formalized and geometrically planned garden settings became standard for all the imperial Mughal Mausolea and for those of many nobles as well. Char bagh gardens long had been associated with paradisaical imagery. But at Humayun's tomb, the association is all more explicit, for the water channels appear to vanish beneath the actual Mausoleum yet reappear in their same straight course on the opposite side. This evokes a Quranic verse which describes rivers flowing beneath gardens of paradise. The Mausoleum is square in plan, 45 metres on a side. Crowned with a white marble bulbous dome and flanking chattris, the tomb sits on a high elevated plinth 99metres per side. Each façade, faced with reds and stones and trimmed with white marble, is nearly identical and meets at chamferred corners. The west, north and east facades are marked by a high central portal flanked on either side by lower wings with deeply recessed niches. The south entrance, probably the main one, consists of lower wings on either side of a high central pishtaq,underneath which is a deeply recessed niche.The seeming simplicity of this tomb's exterior is belied by the interior.
Humayun's tomb is known to have constructed by
(A)Emperor Akbar
(B)Haji Begum
(C)Maryam Makani
(D)Nurjahan Begum
47.The concept of char bagh was developed in India by
(A)Babur
(B)Humayun
(C)Akbar
(D)Shahjahan
48.Char bagh garden is associated with
(A)Palace of Mughal emperor
(B)Paradisical imagery
(C)Diwan-i Khas
(D)Dargah of a Saint
49.The layout of the water channel evokes Quranic verses, means
(A)rivers flowing in the garden
(B)rivers flowing in the Mausoleums
(C)rivers flowing beneath gardens of paradise
(D)none of the above
50.Humayun's tomb is decorated with
(A)Pishtaq
white marble bulbous dome and chattris
(C)Pietron dura design
(D)Kashikari
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