DATA CENTER COLLEGE OF THE PHILIPPINES

LAOAG CITY
A.G Tupaz Cor. M.V. Farinas St. Laoag City

PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION IN INTRODUCTION TO M.I.C.E

PART I: MULTIPLE CHOICE
Instructions: Read the following questions/statements carefully and choose the best answer. Write your answer in
CAPITAL letters. Strictly NO ERASURS! (20pts.)
1. Which of the following states the importance of MICE?
a. Represents the niche hospitality market that is being adopted decreasingly in the corporate world due to
its ability to inspire employees by providing accommodating environments and services
b. It is profitable source of business for many types of operators in the hospitality industry
c. It is one of the slowest growing segments in the travel sector
d. Represent a sector of tourism which includes business events and activities that delegates/attendees attend
to
2. How MICE started in the Philippines?
a. The development of the Philippine convention industry became official government policy in 1986,
b. Philippine convention industry became official government policy in 1976, the same year marked the
establishment of Southeast Asia’s first full-fledged convention center
c. The Philippines successfully played host to the International Monetary Fund - World Bank Joint
Conference that signaled the entry of the Philippines into the world conventions market.
d. The Philippines has hosted some of the biggest and most important international and regional meetings,
conferences, conventions, congresses, and events
3. What is the purpose of Incentive Travel or Incentive Tourism?
a. To discuss something important
b. It is used by companies or institutions as a noncash reward to their employees and external partners for
not achieving key business objectives
c. It is motivational tool that helps employees on their way to success, and the success of the company
d. It is effectively a travel perk used to disincentivize or motivate employees or partners
4. Which of the following best explains the purpose of incentive?
a. When employees are highly motivated to increase certain activities, they are more likely to put in the
extra effort to hit the targets that drive the company toward larger profits
b. It is used to help sales teams become more fortunate
c. It is effectively a travel perk used to disincentivize or motivate employees or partners
d. An incentive trip has that certain advantage of impacting the employee, that special attraction, that detail
that makes the experience a unique motivation for the team
5. What is the main role of conferences?
a. Gather like-minded individuals from across the country or across the globe, to learn, discuss thoughts,
network, share ideas, create new ideas, and to ignite motivation
b. Individuals are expanding their professional and personal development
c. To provide with insightful information that couldn’t be taught internally from within the organization or
online.
d. To bring exceptional expertise and creativity to make sure your event stands out
6. Which of the following purposes of exhibition refers when the exhibitors are gathered together in an exhibition,
they can predict the business development?
a. Establish and maintain the image of the company
b. Gather useful information
c. Examine the needs of the local market
d. Establish trade cooperation with others
7. Why do we need to gather useful information in exhibition?
a. You can showcase your support and help to local distributors
b. You can grasp the development trend of the competitors
c. You can also understand the market potential for your products.
d. You can predict your business development
8. What is the role of a speaker in an event?
a. They bring exceptional expertise and creativity to make sure your event stands out
b. Help guests understand and be aligned with your event’s purpose.
c. They allow attendees to practice and get feedback on their own work.
d. To share their advice, stories, and expertise to the event attendees
9. What is the importance of exhibition?
a. Closed opportunity for exhibitors to show the superior functionality of their products
b. It provides the opportunity for businessmen to examine the needs and potential of the local market
c. The exhibition offers opportunities for companies to showcase their services and products.
d. It exposes the exhibitors to more non-potential customers than the sales staff during the exhibition
10. Which purpose of exhibition refers to find a suitable partner by taking part in an exhibition that is having a wide
range of local agents?
 a. Finding suitable agents and distributors
b. Establish trade cooperation with others
c. Establish and maintain the image of the company
d. Selling products to the right customers
11. It is an event where the primary activity of the attendees is participation in educational sessions and meetings or
discussions, socializing, or attending other organized events
a. Meetings b. Conferences c. Convention d. MICE
12. Which of the following refers when it exposes the exhibitors to more potential customers than the sale staff during
exhibition?
a. Save time
b. Harmonizing customer relationships
c. Exhibition
d. Itinerant Exhibition
13. This gives attendees an opportunity to reflect on the event once it’s done and show others what they missed out
on.
a. Photographers
b. Speakers
c. Photos
d. Audio Visual Technology
14. This brings exceptional expertise and creativity to make sure your event stands out.
a. Photos
b. Audio Visual Technology
c. Photographers
d. Venue
15. They are the ones who organized and conduct conventions.
a. Organizers b. Production c. Organization d. Association
16. Which of the following exhibition aim for the greatest influx of public in the shortest period of time?
a. Itinerant exhibition
b. Temporary exhibition
c. Solo exhibition
d. Anthological exhibition
17. Which of the following factors you should consider once you know how many guests you tend to invite in a
conference?
a. Group size
b. Venue
c. Target audience
d. Remote or in-person
18. It is a participatory meeting designed for discussion, fact-finding and problem-solving.
a. Conference b. Convention c. Meeting d. MICE
19. This is a type of incentive that include projecting a positive image and reputation, gaining social acceptance, and
gaining a better in the social hierarchy.
a. Social Incentive
b. Elusive Moral Incentive
c. Economic Incentive
d. Travel Incentive
20. A public display items of interest held in a gallery or museum or at a trade fair.
a. Display Exhibition
b. Anthological Exhibit
c. Exhibition
d. Trade show

PART II: MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE

Instructions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and if false, change the word that makes it wrong. Write your
answer in CAPITAL letters. Strictly NO ERASURES! (15 pts.)
21. Speakers at a conference offer an ideal way for irrelevant and influential people to share their advice, stories, and
expertise to the event attendees
22. The convention is a great place to get connected with existing customers.
23. Guest will come to the exhibition to use the opportunity to do their comparisons on different exhibitors
24. Symposium is or small-scale convention in an academic setting where participants are experts in their fields.
25. Seminars are a type of conference typically designed for interactive training
26. Conventions are gatherings of people with different objectives, organized to exchange ideas, views and
information of common interest to the group
27. Your vision in planning a conference should incorporate the ‘which’ behind your event
28. Incentive travel goals nurture lesser collaboration between departments as everyone comes together to achieve a
shared mission
29. High-performing organizations have used incentive travel as an effective management strategy, but the program is
largely misunderstood because there is so much diversity in how it is implemented
 30. Social Incentives is concerning a broad range of interpersonal rewards and motivations that encourage people to
misbehave in a socially valued and approved manner
31. Remote meetings can tend to lack a level of connection that’s inherent with in-person conversations
32. The roles that people play within an organization and their relationships with one another will affect how they
interact
33. Meeting attendance can range from ten to thousands of people
34. The term MICE come in the context of travel industry that is evolved to coordinate the hosting, management and
promotion of tourism businesses with strategic initiatives
35. Conventions are participatory meeting designed for discussion, fact-finding, problem solving and consultation

PART III: IDENTIFICATION

Instructions: Identify what is being ask in the following statements. Write your answer in CAPITAL letters. Strictly NO
ERASURES! (15 pts.)
36. It is an exhibition that displays works made from the past.
37. It refers to travel alert for destinations with political turmoil
38. A meeting event as part of a programmed which is offered to its participants to reward a previous performance.
39. A goal of incentive travel program was incentive travel goals nurture greater alliance between departments and
other business
40. The entire company staff spends a day or two together to participate in team-building activities, training seminars
and strategic planning sessions
41. It refers to the strength of the exchange rate in the countries being considered as the destination for the trip
42. It is a profitable organization
43. A business meeting where the information is discussed among the participants of the same or different professions
44. There is no exhibit (exhibition) component to this event
45. They are the ones who exhibits, display, show and promote products and services to the public.
46. This is an informal meetings or seminars on a broad topic usually led by a different lecturer at each meeting.
47. These are the participants that play within an organization and their relationships with one another will affect how
they interact in a meetings
48. Factor that we need to consider in organizing a meeting which refers to the number of people who attends the
meeting
49. A meeting where investors who own a share in a company meet quarterly
50. This incentive exists where a particular choice is widely regarded as the right thing to do or is particularly
admirable among others.

Prepared by:

REGINA T. ILDEFONSO
Instructor