Recently, the organic dairy sector has surpassed organic fruit and vegetable sales, becoming the largest category of organic sales

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Recently, the organic dairy sector has surpassed organic fruit and vegetable sales, becoming the largest category of organic sales.

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	False

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Foodborne illness can result from exposure to chemical, physical, or biological contaminants.

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	False

Question 3

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The implementation phase of the policy cycle includes writing policy statements indicating the specific regulations, requirements, or modifications to behavior expected and provides clear definitions for terms and concepts found in the policy document.

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	False

Question 4

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Cluster analysis can be used to segment customer groups into target markets.

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	False

Question 5

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DMOs are as diverse as the destinations that support them.

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	False

Question 6

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Foodies are considered neophiles and/or adventurers.

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	False

Question 7

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Good governance assumes that individuals in positions of power have different standards than the general public.

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	False

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Factor analysis can be used to understand the types of activities preferred by a target market.

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	False

Question 9

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The growing practices used in agricultural production is a major consumer concern of the modern era.

Answers:	True
	False

Question 10

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Food tourism destinations should only focus on exploration and not familiarity.

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	False

Question 11

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Food service and food processing activities can occur in the same kitchen or facility.

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	False

Question 12

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Even if someone in a community does not engage in food tourism, they may be impacted by food tourism growth.

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	False

Question 13

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Workers who do not contact food must receive food safety training.

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	False

Question 14

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Foodborne illness can be fatal.

Answers:	True
	False

Question 15

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Antimicrobial rubs or lotions are adequate substitutes for handwashing.

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	False

Question 16

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In the case of a foodborne illness outbreak, food tourism operators should help their visitors figure out which bacteria is causing their symptoms.

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	False

Question 17

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The goal of common sanitation practices is to reduce or eliminate pathogenic viruses and bacteria.

Answers:	True
	False

Question 18

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Market segmentation requires knowledge about tourist demographics, interests and attitudes, and nationality?

Answers:	True
	False

Question 19

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A food destination should communicate the food options in a way that supports the destination brand.

Answers:	True
	False

Question 20

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Attributes are the descriptive qualities, such as the physical characteristics, that a visitor believes the destination to have.

Answers:	True
	False

Question 21

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When did the enclosure movement occur?

Answers:	12th and 13th centiries
	During the Roman Empire
	18th and 19th centuries
	After World War II

Question 22

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Potomac Point Winery offers which of the following guest activities

Answers:	Wine Tastings
	Winery tours
	Picnics
	All of the above

Question 23

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If a product is listed as “organic” it must contain what percentage of organic ingredients?

Answers:	100%
	95%
	90%
	It must contain at least 1 organic product in the ingredients

Question 24

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According to Brent Gattis, Agricultural Lobbyist, which of the following was added to the farm bill in order to get enough votes to pass the bill?

Answers:	Sugar beets
	Popcorn
	Hazlenuts
	Wine

Question 25

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In food safety, FATTOM stands for

Answers:	Fertilizer, acid, temperature, time, oxygen, and moisture
	Food, alkalinity, temperature, time, oxygen, and moisture
	Food, acid, temperature, time, oxygen, and mold
	Food, acid, temperature, time, oxygen, and moisture

Question 26

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Country of origin labeling is NOT required for which of the following products?

Answers:	Fruits
	Vegetables
	Beef
	None of the above

Question 27

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Bacteria is essential in the production of

Answers:	cheese.
	fermented vegetables.
	vinegar.
	all of the above.

Question 28

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Which of the following groups would NOT be involved in regulating food safety in a food tourism operation?

Answers:	Travel agencies
	Local inspectors
	State or regional agencies
	Federal or national agencies

Question 29

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External stakeholders include

Answers:	conference centers.
	hotels.
	tour companies.
	attractions.

Question 30

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Which behavior is typical of a neophile?

Answers:	Staying in a luxury hotel that has all the amenities of home
	Eating food they do not recognize
	Traveling by coach to see the sights
	All of the above

Question 31

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Which of the following is a tangible asset of a destination?

Answers:	Culture
	History
	Relaxation
	None of the above

Question 32

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A target market is NOT defined by

Answers:	income levels.
	political views.
	previous travel.
	food allergies.

Question 33

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Progressive taxes

Answers:	manage the growth of a community.
	increase government spending for social services and infrastructure development
	place a greater burden (relative to income) on the poor than on the rich.
	none of the above.

Question 34

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From the following description, choose the applicable food movement.

These consumers are concerned with reducing food waste and limiting the energy used in food production as well as reducing food miles. They purchase almost exclusively organic foods or, at a minimum, food produced with no synthetic chemicals.

Answers:	Sustainable consumption
	Foodie
	Green
	Locavore

Question 35

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Zoning ordinances are specifically designed to

Answers:	manage the growth of a community.
	increase government revenue for social services and infrastructure development.
	place a greater burden (relative to income) on the poor than on the rich.
	none of the above.

Question 36

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Which of the following represents a risk when purchasing a holiday?

Answers:	Tourism activities tend to last longer than other leisure activities
	Tourism activities require a larger financial investment than other leisure activities
	Travel experiences become a part of one’s life story
	All of the above

Question 37

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According to Barr and Levy’s foodie types, a Squalor Scholar Cook

Answers:	uses only organic methods, grows their own produce and flowers, slaughters their own meat, and uses simple ingredients in their cooking.
	regards food as an artistic material, aims to impress by creating ice sculptures, elaborately decorated cakes, or butter statues.
	does their research and knows the history of their favorite foods and recipes and values traditional recipes. Their academic and historical knowledge of food sets them apart from others.
	is drawn to ethnic and foreign foods, constantly wants to try new things and experience new cultures through food.

Question 38

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Food safety plans should address which of the following?

Answers:	Worker hygiene and training
	Visitor responsibilities
	Kitchen or processing facility sanitation
	All of the above

Question 39

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When might a face-to-face survey be the most appropriate survey option?

Answers:	The target population is homeless
	The target population speaks a language other than the official language of the country
	The target population attends a specific event
	All of the above

Question 40

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The definition of food processing includes which of the following?

Answers:	Drying or dehydrating produce
	Bottling or canning foods
	Pasteurizing dairy products
	All of the above

Question 41

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Which of the following is a goal of tourism governance?

Answers:	To ensure that certain standards are maintained
	To control growth and sustain communities and environments
	To ensure a quality tourism product or experience
	All of the above

Question 42

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Travelers who are generally conservative and have little interest in visiting strange places are typically classified as

Answers:	pschyocentric travelers.
	allocentric travelers
	adventurers.
	neophiles.

Question 43

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Which of the following is NOT a common survey data analysis method?

Answers:	SWOT analysis
	Factor analysis
	Cluster analysis
	None of the above

Question 44

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Which of these factors did NOT contribute to the changes in the global lifestyle and family situations?

Answers:	Increases in disposable income
	Decrease in free time
	Creation of ready-to-eat meals
	Smaller family sizes

Question 45

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Which of the following have been designated as intangible World Heritage sites?

Answers:	Japanese sushi
	Chilean wine
	Swiss chocolate
	None of the above

Question 46

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Which of the following is NOT necessary for proper handwashing?

Answers:	Warm running water and soap
	Disposable towels or air dryers
	Antimicrobial rubs or lotions
	Dedicated handwashing sinks or outdoor stations

Question 47

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Which of the following steps are important in preventing viral foodborne illness?

Answers:	Properly cooking foods
	Washing produce that has been sprayed with pesticides
	Practicing proper hygiene
	Storing raw foods at a low temperature

Question 48

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Visitors can be exposed to harmful pathogens in which of the following areas?

Answers:	U-pick fields
	Animal pens or attractions
	Eating areas
	All of the above

Question 49

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Bottom-up planning

Answers:	allows local communities to set their own goals and make decisions about their resources.
	allows individuals and groups most affected by the outcomes of policy to have power and control.
	establishes avenues to verify that the process is participatory, consensus oriented, equitable, and inclusive.
	all of the above.

Question 50

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According to Hall and Sharples (2003), which of the following are primary food tourism types by interest level?

Answers:	A high interest in food tourism is indicated by traveling to a destination primarily to visit a restaurant, market, or winery; all tourist activities are food-related.
	Moderate interest includes participation in food-related activities as a part of wider range of activities at the destination.
	No interest in food-related activities or considers food a minor part of the tourist experience.
	All of the above.

Question 51

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Match the appropriate definition to the vocabulary word. Each definition will only be used once and all definitions will be used.

Question	Correct Match
Foodie	F. Someone with a long-standing passion for eating and learning about food but who is not a food professional.
Locavore	C. A person whose diet consists principally of locally grown or produced food.
Expectation	O. A strong belief that something will happen.
Neophile	Q. A person who is more likely to try something new that is unfamiliar or may not be available at home.
Tourist typologies	P. The classification of tourists by their behavior.
Attributes	A. Descriptive qualities that a visitor believes a destination to have.
Collaboration	S. The process of joint decision-making among autonomous key stakeholders of an inter-organizational community to manage and resolve complex planning problems.
Tourism product	T. A visitors’ experience of a destination, including tangible and intangible assets, and the perceived satisfaction derived from that experience.
Branding	M. A name, term, sign, symbol, or design, or combination of them, which is intended to identify the goods and services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of competitors.
Top-down policy	L. A policy created by senior executives or officials independent of those affected by the policy.
Inelastic good	E. A good whose price does not affect the quantity sold of that good; the quantity sold is stable regardless of whether the price increases or decreases.
Geographical Indication (GI)	N. A certification that covers agricultural products and foodstuffs that are closely linked to a geographic area.
Regressive taxes	H. Taxes that place a greater burden (relative to income) on the poor than on the rich.
Revenue	K. Money that is made by a business or organization through product sales and investments.
Psychographic segmentation	I. Grouping potential tourists based on life style choices, hobbies, interests, and values.
Secondary data	R. Data collected by someone other than the researcher.
Cluster analysis	D. A statistical method used to group a set of objects such that objects in the same group are more similar to each other than to those in other groups.
Hygiene	G. Personal practices related to cleanliness that reduces or eliminates the spread of disease.
Pathogen	B. A microbe that can cause illness in humans.
Marketing plan	J. A plan that focuses on defining and accessing a target market and the unique products or services that differentiate the business from itscompetitors.

All Answer Choices

Descriptive qualities that a visitor believes a destination to have.

A microbe that can cause illness in humans.

A person whose diet consists principally of locally grown or produced food.

A statistical method used to group a set of objects such that objects in the same group are more similar to each other than to those in other groups.

A good whose price does not affect the quantity sold of that good; the quantity sold is stable regardless of whether the price increases or decreases.

Someone with a long-standing passion for eating and learning about food but who is not a food professional.

Personal practices related to cleanliness that reduces or eliminates the spread of disease.

Taxes that place a greater burden (relative to income) on the poor than on the rich.

Grouping potential tourists based on life style choices, hobbies, interests, and values.

A plan that focuses on defining and accessing a target market and the unique products or services that differentiate the business from itscompetitors.

Money that is made by a business or organization through product sales and investments.

A policy created by senior executives or officials independent of those affected by the policy.

A name, term, sign, symbol, or design, or combination of them, which is intended to identify the goods and services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of competitors.

A certification that covers agricultural products and foodstuffs that are closely linked to a geographic area.

A strong belief that something will happen.

The classification of tourists by their behavior.

A person who is more likely to try something new that is unfamiliar or may not be available at home.

Data collected by someone other than the researcher.

The process of joint decision-making among autonomous key stakeholders of an inter-organizational community to manage and resolve complex planning problems.

A visitors’ experience of a destination, including tangible and intangible assets, and the perceived satisfaction derived from that experience.

Recently, the organic dairy sector has surpassed organic fruit and vegetable sales, becoming the largest category of organic sales

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