EN Module 3 Quiz

Module 3. The context of nature guiding in ecotourism

1. Considering the interpretation of natural and cultural heritage by tour guides, which of the following best reflects the importance of this work in the visitors' experience in natural environments? (Identify the correct answer):

The interpretation of the natural and cultural heritage is secondary compared to the preparation of the material and the design of the itinerary, since logistics are essential for a successful visit.

The interpretation of natural and cultural heritage is relevant only to the extent that visitors request it, since some people may not be interested in this aspect during their tourist experience.

The interpretation of natural and cultural heritage is crucial to connect visitors with the environment, since this communication ensures a meaningful and enriching experience.

2. Guidance and orientation is about (Identify the correct answer):

Spatial and geographical location

Cultural context

Warns about risks and contingency plans

All the previous ones

3. You can help yourself with orientation with (Identify the correct answer):

Maps

Compasses

Sun and shadows

Topographic elements

Talking to locals

All the previous ones

4. In relation to the following statements, identify those three that are true:

The design of ecotourism activities should promote the nature guide as a link between visitors and the natural and cultural aspects of a given territory.

Understanding the visitor’s profile and motivation is not necessary for the design of the ecotourism activity since the guide has a basic framework for all audiences.

The regenerative approach to tourism seeks to integrate local development initiatives and evidence positive outcomes rather than focusing only on how to reduce the damage of the activity.

The responsibility for monitoring guided activities in ecotourism rests only with agencies and private companies.

The design of ecotourism activities should focus on the natural environment only.

The tour guide contributes to the promotion to respect the local culture by raising awareness of local culture, traditions, values and appropriate behaviours.

5. Psychographic segmentation divides the public into different groups based on social class, lifestyle or personality characteristics. The ecotourist usually has a very segmented personality. Based on not stated, evaluate the following alternatives:

(i) Ecotourists seek cultural enrichment from the interpretation of nature and their cultural heritage, therefore they always carry with them learners that they apply in their daily lives or return to their place of origin.

(ii) Ecotourists tend to look for products that meet the principles of sustainability.

(iii) To choose a tourist destination, the impacts that tourism causes to locals are not so important to ecotourists. For them, what is important are the natural beauties found there.

Now answer and check if (Identify the correct answer):

It is correct only as an alternative (i)

The alternatives (i) and (ii) are correct

The alternatives (i) and (iii) are correct

The alternatives (ii) and (iii) are correct

All alternatives are correct

6. Among the seven principles of planning group tours in nature, the need for advanced planning and preparation stands out. Thus, among the group preparation activities, all are correct except one (Identify the wrong answer):

preparation of basic and personal items

know the place and its particularities

check the weather forecast and possible alternatives

bring a compass or GPS for each visitor

respect wildlife

7. In order to keep a good group dynamics for the integration of different visitor profiles, motivations and background, it is important to (Identify the wrong answer):

Have previous information about the group, their main interests and motivations of the visit.

Design a structure of the visit, plan different moments to arouse enthusiasm and harvest the experience in the end.

Rely on your knowledge of the area and ability on making fun and creativity.

Seek the harmony of the group and consider conflict resolution strategies for possible disagreements.

8. Regarding leadership in conducting ecotourism processes and groups, read the following sentences:

1. It is necessary to pay attention to the needs of the group as a whole and each of its members or stakeholders, in the following order of priority: safety and protection; achievement and success; cooperation; integration and inclusion; creativity and progress; moral values; spiritual fulfilment.

2. Leadership is a natural aspect, some people have this profile, and this skill can hardly be worked on in people who do not have this profile.

3. Although there is a hierarchy of needs, the priority demands for each of the group's members can be different regarding different levels of needs, at the same time.

4. In ecotourism, to lead processes and groups it is important to strengthen the authority of the leader and strictly follow the rational logic of each process or activity.

Now, select the correct alternative:

All sentences are correct

All sentences are incorrect

Only sentence 4 is incorrect

Sentences 2, 3 and 4 are incorrect

Only sentences 1 and 3 are correct

9. What are the most used conflict resolution strategies? (Identify the correct answer):

Mediation, negotiation, facilitation, and consultation

Dialogue, conciliation, and mediation

Facilitation, dialogue, and evasion

10. The main skills when facing an emergency, considering and recognizing the own objective dangers that caused the accident to the subjective dangers of the same rescuers, refers to? (Identify the correct answer):

First aid

Evacuation of patients

Scene evaluation

Health and safety procedures

EN Module 3 Quiz

Module 3. The context of nature guiding in ecotourism

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