Name: Mary Marjorie B.

Gamboa Section: BSTM-3C

Quiz #1

Identification
Impact
1. ___________________ is defined as “a change in a given state over time as the result of an
external stimulus.

Tourism Carrying
Capacity
2. ___________________ is defined as “…the level of human activity an area can
accommodate without the area deteriorating, the resident community being adversely
affected, or the quality of visitors experience declining.”
True or False
True
3. ___________________ According to Butler (1980) in his Tourism Area Life Cycle theory, a
community will experience and perceive more and more negative impacts as a tourism
destination goes through the various stage of growth.
True
4. ___________________ the net economic impact of tourism will be greater if the amount of
leakages is smaller.
Multiple Choice
5. Water pollution on coastal areas as evidenced by algal blooms is an example of
a. cumulative effect
b. immediate impact
6. When a mountain is flattened to provide soil in a reclamation project for a tourism complex,
the impact created is
a. reversible
b. irreversible
7. An airport is an example of a
a. point source of impact
b. non-point source of impact
8. According to Leaper’s Tourism Attraction System model, where will tourism impacts be felt
at varying levels?
a. tourist generation region
b. transit route region
c. tourist destination region
d. all of above
e. none of the above
Enumeration
9. Quantitative impacts are impacts which can be measured and expressed in numerical form.
Provide at least three examples of quantitative impacts.
a. employment opportunities given by the tourism industry
b. tourist influx in a tourism destination
c. number of developing tourism establishments in an area
10. What are two examples of leakages?
a. when we import products
b. pays for expatriate managerial expertise