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Event and Venue Management Practice Exam

Course Introduction

Event and Venue Management explores the principles and practices involved in planning, organizing, and executing successful events within a variety of venues. This course covers topics such as event design, budgeting, project management, marketing, logistics, and risk management, with special emphasis on site selection, contract negotiation, vendor coordination, and compliance with safety and legal regulations.

Students will gain practical skills in managing both small-scale and large-scale events, learning to assess client needs, develop effective operational strategies, and deliver memorable experiences while maximizing venue resources and enhancing guest satisfaction.

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Hotel Restaurant and Travel Law 7th Edition by Karen Morris

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Chapter 1: Introduction to Contemporary Hospitality Law

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Q1) The people who govern administrative agencies are elected to office.

A)True

B)False

Answer: False

Q2) The type of law that legislatures make is:

A) Constitutional

B) Statute

C) Case law

D) Administrative law

Answer: B

Q3) A judge can never deviate from precedents.

A)True

B)False

Answer: False

Q4) Barry stayed overnight at a motel and left without paying the bill. Barry has committed the crime of ______________________________.

Answer: theft of services

Q5) ____________________ are agreements between two or more parties that are enforceable in court.

Answer: Contracts

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Chapter 2: Legal Procedures: Journey of a Case Through the Courts

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Q1) The lawyer for a losing party can attack a verdict by all but which one of the following procedures?

A) Seek a judgment notwithstanding the verdict

B) Seek further discovery

C) Ask for a new trial on the grounds of improper charge

D) Ask for a reduction of the damage because the amount awarded was unreasonable

Answer: B

Q2) _________________________ have the authority to review the handling and decision of a case tried in a lower court.

Answer: Appellate courts

Q3) The process by which a jury is selected is called _________________________.

Answer: voir dire

Q4) The Supreme Court of a state has the authority to hear every kind of case. A)True B)False Answer: False

Q5) Most cases end up in trial. A)True B)False

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Chapter 3: Civil Rights and Hospitality Businesses

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Q1) Which of the following types of establishment was barred from discrimination based on race by the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

A) A bar

B) A YMCA

C) A store

D) A hospital

Answer: B

Q2) A remedy allowed under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that is intended to encourage plaintiffs to sue is _________________________.

Answer: attorney's fees

Q3) A common law rule prohibited restaurants from refusing to serve anyone seeking a meal.

A)True

B)False

Answer: False

Q4) The Americans with Disabilities Act requires restaurants to undertake removal of barriers where the removal is ______________________________.

Answer: readily achievable

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Chapter 4: Contract Law and the Hospitality Industry

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Q1) Which of the following is not a contract?

A) A restaurant purchases a month's supply of condiments from a supplier and pays the agreed price.

B) A hotel delivers newspapers to its guests' rooms at no charge.

C) A snowplower agrees to plow a restaurant's parking lot in exchange for free meals.

D) A hotel hires a banquet manager at an agreed salary.

Q2) A contract made by a person who lacks contractual capacity is void.

A)True

B)False

Q3) Mutuality is established by an offer and an ____________________.

Q4) Which of the following has contractual capacity?

A) A person age 17

B) A mentally incompetent person

C) A very intoxicated person

D) A person ill with flu

Q5) For a plaintiff to collect money in a breach of contract case, the plaintiff must prove that it attempted to mitigate the loss.

A)True

B)False

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Chapter 5: Principles of Negligence

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Q1) Due to a hotel's negligence, an entertainer broke her leg and was unable to perform as scheduled at a sold-out concert. The promoter of the concert sued the hotel in negligence to recover its loss. True or false: The hotel will be liable to the promoter for the loss.

A)True

B)False

Q2) A restaurant's duty to licensees requires that it inspect the premises for unsafe conditions and then correct those conditions.

A)True

B)False

Q3) A restaurant patron was injured when she fell on icy steps. The steps did not have a railing. Had a railing been present, the patron could have stopped her fall. The local laws applicable to buildings mandated that all steps have railings on both sides. Which of the following will apply in this case?

A) Negligence per se doctrine

B) Res ipsa loquitur

C) Contributory negligence

D) Attractive nuisance

Q4) To win a lawsuit, the plaintiff must show what types of injuries?

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Chapter 6: Negligence and Hospitality Practices

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Q1) If a hotel complies with all the safety requirements mandated by statute, it will not be liable for any injuries caused to guests from fire.

A)True

B)False

Q2) A hotel with a revolving door will be liable for all injuries that result from its use unless an attendant is on duty to oversee its use.

A)True B)False

Q3) The Nimark Hotel has lakefront property that is used by guests for swimming and boating. Three precautions the hotel should take to avoid injuries to guests and liability for itself are ________________________________________,

Q4) The reason some hotels forbid the use of surfboards, floats, or other swimming toys is

Q5) Outside entrance doors to hotels can present security challenges. Two ways to help secure these doors are ________________________________________,

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Chapter 7: Guests and Other Patrons

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Q1) A woman with a reservation entered a hotel and gave her luggage to a bellhop. Before registering, she saw an old friend in the lobby and spent a half hour talking with him. True or false: During the half hour chat with her friend, the woman qualified as a guest.

A)True

B)False

Q2) Registration is clear evidence of the ____________________ and ____________________ intent of developing a relationship.

Q3) Which of the following is true?

A) People without reservations cannot qualify as guests until they register.

B) A customer at a bar qualifies as a guest.

C) A person who has not decided whether to take a room in a hotel can, under certain circumstances, qualify as a guest even before deciding whether to register.

D) A person who registers at a hotel using a false name cannot qualify as a guest.

Q4) The innkeeper-guest relationship is a ____________________ one.

Q5) A ____________________ issue in many lawsuits against hotels is whether the plaintiff was a guest in the legal sense.

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Chapter 8: Protecting Patrons Property

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Q1) A bailment created by law rather than agreement is called a ____________________ bailment.

Q2) Ed, when packing to go home at the end of his vacation, inadvertently left an expensive portable CD player in his hotel room. He did not discover the loss until he had driven two hours toward home. Which of the following is true concerning the hotel's liability in this example?

A) Ed will be treated as a guest, and the hotel's liability will be limited.

B) Ed will not be treated as a guest, and the hotel will be liable for the full value of the loss.

C) Whether or not Ed is a guest is not relevant; the hotel will be fully liable for the loss.

D) Ed will be treated as a guest, and the hotel will be fully liable for the loss.

Q3) Jenny lent her camera to a friend who was going to a wedding reception. This kind of bailment is called a bailment ___________________________________.

Q4) Three strategies a hotel might employ to reduce the incidents of hotel theft are

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Chapter 9: Rights of Innkeepers

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Q1) Mandy is 16 years old and went to a motel seeking accommodations for the night. She expresses a willingness to prepay for the room and showed the receptionist that she had the money. True or false: The hotel can refuse to provide her a room because of her age.

A)True B)False

Q2) A restaurant owner has recently been jilted by a redhead. He wishes to exclude all redheads from eating in his establishment. True or false: The restauranteur can legally refuse to serve redheads.

A)True B)False

Q3) A ____________________ is a security interest in the property of someone who owes a bill.

Q4) A diner paid for dinner with a check. Two days earlier the diner had closed the account on which the check was drawn. The diner is guilty of the crime of

Q5) Three categories of people to whom a hotel can refuse to provide a room are

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Chapter 10: Guests Rights

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Q1) What do you do when the guest refuses to let the police search the room?

A) Arrest the individual

B) Rush the person out of the way

C) Get a search warrant

D) Just leave

Q2) When an innkeeper finds the lost or mislaid luggage of a guest, the innkeeper can look inside the luggage for the purpose of _____________________________________________.

Q3) What is the consequence of a hotel charging guests for services they did not receive?

A) The hotel will be required to reimburse the guest for the unused services.

B) The hotel will be criminally liable.

C) There is no consequence: the hotel is entitled to charge for such services.

D) The hotel will be required to reimburse the guest for the full amount paid by the guest to the hotel, including the charge for use of the room.

Q4) When a hotel accepts a mailed package for a guest, it becomes a ___________________________________ of the package.

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Chapter 11: Liability and the Sale of Food

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Q1) A law passed by Congress in 1990 mandating certain information be placed on food labels is called the

Q2) Patty ate a chocolate chip cookie and choked when a chocolate chip went down the wrong way. True or false: Because of the presence of the chocolate chips, the cookie breached the warranty of merchantability.

A)True

B)False

Q3) A diner can sue a restaurant when the server neglected to prepare the meal correctly.

A)True

B)False

Q4) Kosher foods are a designation referring to food prepared consistent with Jewish religious requirements.

A)True

B)False

Q5) The foreign natural substance test is foreign objects in food.

A)True

B)False

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Chapter 12: Liability and the Sale of Alcohol

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Q1) The cost of liquor liability insurance is NOT based on:

A) Volume of alcohol sold by the licensee

B) Prior incidents of illegal sales

C) Nature of the establishment

D) The hours the establishment is closed

Q2) The licensee is the ____________________ or ____________________.

Q3) Which of the following is not an objective of dram shop acts?

A) To place responsibility on the seller of alcohol for injuries resulting from illegal sales

B) To protect owners of bars and restaurants from liability for consequences of patrons' intoxication

C) To discourage licensees from making illegal liquor sales

D) To afford compensation to victims of illegal alcohol sales

Q4) The outdated term for a bar, which later became the name of a liability act, is

Q5) If a bartender wrongfully serves a patron who has driven to the bar, the bartender should ________________________________________.

Q6) Insurance to protect against dram shop liability is called

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Chapter 13: Travel Agents and Airlines Rights and Liabilities

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Q1) In a case where a travel agent is held liable to a customer for the acts of a travel wholesaler, the travel agent can seek compensation for the money it paid to the traveler by ______________________________.

Q2) A type of insurance that covers a travel agent's failure to satisfy its obligation to a customer is called ________________________________________.

Q3) A travel agent may be liable for all but which of the following?

A) Providing to a customer inaccurate information about travel plans

B) Injuries caused by a drunk driver to a traveler crossing the street while on vacation

C) Breaching a contract with a customer

D) Failing to investigate the appropriateness of travel services recommended to a customer by the travel agent

Q4) An agency relationship consists of two parties, a principal and an independent contractor.

A)True

B)False

Q5) The ______________________________ is an international treaty that sets the limits of airline's liability for lost, stolen, damaged, or misdelivered goods.

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Chapter 14: Employment

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Q1) An employer who is hiring a new manager can refuse to hire an applicant who has recovered from a serious illness on the ground that the person may frequently be absent.

A)True

B)False

Q2) Congress sets the minimum wage; states may not pass laws varying from the minimum wage set by Congress.

A)True

B)False

Q3) Claims alleging violations of Title VII are filed with the

Q4) An employer hiring a new employee can legally require a drug test prior to offering a job to an applicant.

A)True

B)False

Q5) In a discrimination case, the amount of compensatory damages an employer may be required to pay is unlimited.

A)True

B)False

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Chapter 15: Regulation and Licensing

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Q1) The denial of a license will be reversed on appeal if the decision to withhold the license was ___________________________________.

Q2) A restaurant is named Barbecue Delight. Which of the following best describes the name?

A) It is a service mark.

B) It is a trademark.

C) It is a copyright.

D) It is a variance.

Q3) Before a matter that is within the jurisdiction of a government agency can be heard in court, the ______________________________ must be exhausted.

Q4) Governments can impose license fees that exceed the cost of administering the license and can use the money for the general operation of the government.

A)True

B)False

Q5) A copyright owner will lose the benefits of the copyright if the copyrighted item does not contain a copyright notice.

A)True B)False

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Q1) All casinos that are located on the water are bound by the Jones Act. A)True

B)False

Q2) Tanning booths are sometimes included at spas. A tanner usually lays nude in the tanning booth. Therefore all tanning rooms are not to have any doors with windows. A)True

B)False

Q3) _________________________ casinos are the result of laws that prohibit gambling on shore, but not out at sea.

Q4) Which of the following best describes sovereign immunity?

A) It is the authority given to state governments to regulate gambling.

B) It is the authority given to Native Americans to regulate their own internal affairs on reservations.

C) It is the authority given to a captain of a gambling riverboat.

D) It is the right of an employer to discipline an employee who engages in sexual harassment.

Q5) The reason for the recent popularity of riverboat casinos is ____________________________________________________________.

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