HTM 375 Final Exam UPDATED ACTUAL Questions And Correct Answers
Terms in this set (80)
An arrival date of 10/12/10 means October 12, 2010 False
everywhere across the globe.
A registered guest who pays cash for drinks in the bar False
becomes a city-ledger guest
There is exactly one folio for each person (guest) staying False
in the hotel.
, Hotels offer numerous services that increase the balance True
of a guest folio, but there are only three methods of
settling (paying) for those services; they are cash (or cash
equivalents, like a company check or traveler's check),
allowances, and transfers (for example when a guest uses
a credit card and transfers the balance to the City Ledger
or uses Direct Bill and also get transferred to the city
ledger).
An example of an asset is: Accounts receivable due from guests
A skipper is a (an): Guest who leaves without paying their bill
Bills can be presented to guests by: All of these, depending on the circumstances
Master accounts are always used for: Convention groups
Which of the following departments would a full-service Wedding Chapel
hotel NOT necessarily have?
Hotels use a special designation identified as "late False
charges" for guest postings that occur after midnight.
The chart of accounts that hotels use for their accounting False
records (restaurant codes, rooms codes ...) is confidential
information so employees are sworn to secrecy.
Point-of -Sale (POS) terminals enable departmental True
cashiers to post departmental charges directly to guest
folios.
Guests are accounts receivable to hotels; hotels are True
accounts receivable to the government for taxes it
collects on room sales.
Allowances are to hotels as returned merchandise is to True
retail outlets.
The widespread use of credit cards has accounted for the False
disappearance of hotel skippers.
A hotel's accounting day ends Whatever hour management decides
By which of the following can a register guest settle Both From a guest folio to a credit card in the city ledger and from a guest folio to
his/her folio - By a transfer: a city ledger account
Allowances are: reductions in the amount owed on a folio
Room charges for a convention's manager would be True
posted most likely to the convention's A folio.
Terms in this set (80)
An arrival date of 10/12/10 means October 12, 2010 False
everywhere across the globe.
A registered guest who pays cash for drinks in the bar False
becomes a city-ledger guest
There is exactly one folio for each person (guest) staying False
in the hotel.
, Hotels offer numerous services that increase the balance True
of a guest folio, but there are only three methods of
settling (paying) for those services; they are cash (or cash
equivalents, like a company check or traveler's check),
allowances, and transfers (for example when a guest uses
a credit card and transfers the balance to the City Ledger
or uses Direct Bill and also get transferred to the city
ledger).
An example of an asset is: Accounts receivable due from guests
A skipper is a (an): Guest who leaves without paying their bill
Bills can be presented to guests by: All of these, depending on the circumstances
Master accounts are always used for: Convention groups
Which of the following departments would a full-service Wedding Chapel
hotel NOT necessarily have?
Hotels use a special designation identified as "late False
charges" for guest postings that occur after midnight.
The chart of accounts that hotels use for their accounting False
records (restaurant codes, rooms codes ...) is confidential
information so employees are sworn to secrecy.
Point-of -Sale (POS) terminals enable departmental True
cashiers to post departmental charges directly to guest
folios.
Guests are accounts receivable to hotels; hotels are True
accounts receivable to the government for taxes it
collects on room sales.
Allowances are to hotels as returned merchandise is to True
retail outlets.
The widespread use of credit cards has accounted for the False
disappearance of hotel skippers.
A hotel's accounting day ends Whatever hour management decides
By which of the following can a register guest settle Both From a guest folio to a credit card in the city ledger and from a guest folio to
his/her folio - By a transfer: a city ledger account
Allowances are: reductions in the amount owed on a folio
Room charges for a convention's manager would be True
posted most likely to the convention's A folio.
