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Svet_ta [14]
3 years ago
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1. ) Which task is common to both restaurant and lodging workers, but not to recreation workers? PLEASE HELP ME ON MY FINAL ANYT

HING HELPS !!!!
A. handling money
B. taking reservations
C. motivating and teaching
D. preparing food and drink

2.) Bobby wants to manage a chain of high-end restaurants. Which educational path will most likely lead to his success?

A. He should enroll in a graduate program in hospitality management and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.
B. He should enroll in an associate program for marketing and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.
C. He should enroll in a bachelor’s degree program in hospitality management and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.
D. He should enroll in culinary and bartending programs and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.

3.)Bobby wants to manage a chain of high-end restaurants. Which educational path will most likely lead to his success?

A. He should enroll in a graduate program in hospitality management and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.
B. He should enroll in an associate program for marketing and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.
C. He should enroll in a bachelor’s degree program in hospitality management and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.
D. He should enroll in culinary and bartending programs and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.
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2 answers:
bija089 [108]3 years ago
8 0
Totally d because if you read it 
Fittoniya [83]3 years ago
4 0

1. ) Which task is common to both restaurant and lodging workers, but not to recreation workers? PLEASE HELP ME ON MY FINAL ANYTHING HELPS !!!!


A. handling money

B. taking reservations

C. motivating and teaching

D. preparing food and drink


Recreation workers deal more with leading activities for people, through fitness, camps, and keeping people involved in the community activities. Restaurant and lodging workers focus more on serving customers so preparing food and drink apply more to them.


2.) Bobby wants to manage a chain of high-end restaurants. Which educational path will most likely lead to his success?


A. He should enroll in a graduate program in hospitality management and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.

B. He should enroll in an associate program for marketing and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.

C. He should enroll in a bachelor’s degree program in hospitality management and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.

D. He should enroll in culinary and bartending programs and seek a job or internship at a restaurant.


In order of importance, C is the correct answer because he needs to obtain his bachelor’s degree before he can focus on a graduate program in the field.


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