ABET LEVEL 4 SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT



GENERAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING CERTIFICATENQF LEVEL 1ABET LEVEL 4 SITE-BASED ASSESSMENTLEARNING AREA:TRAVEL AND TOURISMCODE :TRVT4TASK:TESTDURATION:1 HOURMARKS:50This assessment task consists of 7 pages. INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION1.This question paper consists of THREE sections.SECTION A: 20 marks: ALL questions in this section are COMPULSORY.SECTION B: 20 marks: ALL questions in this section are COMPULSORY.SECTION C: 10 marks: This section consists of TWO questions. Answer only ONE of the TWO questions.2.Number the answers according to the numbering system used in this question paper._________________________________________________________________________SECTION A QUESTION 11.1Various options are given as possible answers to the following questions. Choose the answer and write only the letter (A–D) next to the question number (1.1.1–1.1.5) in the ANSWER BOOK.1.1.1You are not a tourist when you …ABCDvisit friends and family in another province.travel for more than 80 km to take part in a festival or play sport.travel between school and home every day.stay in a hotel for only one night in another province.1.1.2Which ONE of the following does not fall under the services sector?ABCDBankingRestaurantTourist guideHotel.1.1.3The world known icon, Nelson Mandela was born in the ... province.ABCDWestern CapeNorthern CapeEastern CapeLimpopo.1.1.4Infrastructure does not include …ABCDfoodbridgesbuildingsroads.1.1.5The tariff to stay in a hotel per person per night is R500. How much money will it cost for 2 people for one night?ABCDR1 500R1 200R900R1 000 (5 × 1) (5)1.2Indicate whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. Choose the answer and write only 'true' or 'false' next to the question number (1.2.1–1.2.5) in the ANSWER BOOK.1.2.1Anyone working in the tourism industry must be able to read and interpret maps.1.2.2Table Mountain is a world known attraction and it is situated in Johannesburg. 1.2.3Mass tourists are tourists that prefer to travel on their own.1.2.4One of the ways in which local people can have a tourism culture, is when they create a welcoming and friendly environment in their communities.1.2.5You must visit a place for less than 24 hours to be an excursionist. (5 × 1) (5)1.3Complete the following sentences by using the word(s) in the list below. Write only the word(s) next to the question number (1.3.1–1.3.5) in the ANSWER BOOK.foreign currency; map; receptionist; cashier; reception; backpacker; Bill Board; exchange rate1.3.1A … is the place where guests and clients report on arrival at a hotel.1.3.2A tourist who travels with little money and luggage is called … .1.3.3The… is responsible for checking in guests and allocating rooms.1.3.4A … is a smaller representation of a part of or all the world.1.3.5… is the money used in countries other than South Africa.(5 × 1) (5)1.4Choose an item from COLUMN B that matches a description in COLUMN A. Write only the letter (A–F) next to the question number (1.4.1–1.4.5) in the ANSWER BOOK.COLUMN ACOLUMN B1.4.11.4.21.4.31.4.41.4.5A society in which there are different cultures and ethnic groups.The act of leaving rubbish in a public place.The process of making laws.A private bathroom attached to a bedroom.A pamphlet or leaflet that gives information about tourist attractionABCDEFlitteringlegislationbrochuremulticulturelen suitebill of rights(5 × 1) (5)[20]TOTAL SECTION A: 20SECTION B QUESTION 22.1Study the map below and answer the questions. [Source: Macmillan Sustainable Tourism in SA NQF Level 2 pg 5]2.1.1Identify the name of the continent that is represented on the map? (1)2.1.2What type of map is the above map? (1)2.1.3Explain the location of the country where you are staying in, on the map. (1)2.1.4Your country is divided into 9 provinces. Name any TWO. (2)2.1.5Which country on the map is an island as well as a country? (1)2.1.6What is the capital cities of the following countries:(a)(b)South AfricaLesotho(2 × 1) (2)2.1.7If you travel from Mali to Tanzania, what direction will you take? (2)[10]2.2Read the case study below and answer the questions.GautengJohannesburg, the city of gold, buildings, rich people, traffic, international flights, city life, casino's and shopping malls! But hey! That is not all that Gauteng is about.Gauteng has its share of beautiful nature of which the most popular are the number of botanical gardens and the well-known Rhino and Lion Park (boasting rhino, lion, wild dog, cheetah, gemsbok, eland, a bird of prey rehabilitation centre, and much more.)Soweto has a long list of attractions tourists should not miss such as Madiba's House, Hector Peterson Memorial and the Regina Mundi Church to name a few. Other historical attractions in Gauteng include the Union Buildings, Church Square and the Voortrekker Monument.The Cradle of Humankind is known as the 'home of our ancestors'! It is said to be the place where humankind began between 5 and 7 million years ago. The fossils found in the caves of the area called the Cradle, only a few kilometres from Krugersdorp, are recognised as distant relatives to the humans of today. [Source: Stimela Abet Publishers- Travel and Tourism Abet Level 4]2.2.1What is the name that Johannesburg is also known as? (1)2.2.2Which words in the first paragraph of the case study is an indication that tourists can travel to Gauteng from overseas countries? (2)2.2.3Name TWO of the big five animals that are found in Rhino and Lion Park. (2)2.2.4List the following from the case study:(a)(b)ONE historical attraction.TWO man made attractions. (1) (2)2.2.5Which attraction is the place where humankind began? (1)2.2.6What is the capital city of Gauteng? (1)[10] TOTAL SECTION B: 20SECTION CAnswer only ONE question from this section. Choose either QUESTION 3 or QUESTION 4.QUESTION 33.1What is the duty of a porter in the tourism industry? (2)3.2Give the reason why the following tourists travel:3.2.1Adventure tourist3.2.2Sport tourist(2 × 2) (4)3.3Define the term tourism. (4)[10]ORQUESTION 44.1How will you describe the following types of tourists:4.1.1Outbound tourist4.1.2Inbound tourist(2 × 2) (4)4.2Explain any THREE negative impacts of tourism on the environment. (2 × 3) (6)[10]TOTAL SECTION C: 10GRAND TOTAL: 50 ................
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