LONG QUIZ # 1 in Ergonomics

It determines how the hospitality and tourism establishment’s resources best upkeep and maintain the achievement of its goal and priorities.

• Facilities Location

• Facilities Planning

• Facilities

• Planning

It refers to the replacement of the different facility elements relative to the needs of employees, guest, suppliers, and other stakeholders, together with other facilities it interfaces.

• Facilities Location

• Facilities Planning

• Facilities

• Planning

It refers to plan showing the organization and relationship of the parts in a specific facility. Details for layout would usually include elements of the facility and handling systems.

• Location

• Ergonomics

• Planning

• Layout

It consists of the elements required for facility interactions. These would include the front-of-house and back-of-house employees who are needed to properly deliver the services of the facility.

• Location

• Ergonomics

• Handling System

• Layout

A process of creating a plan and specification for making or producing an object or space for implementation to address a specific goal or provide a solution to a particular problem.

• Developing

• Designing

• Planning

• Layout

Refers to the relationship between people, technology, and the factors that affect this relationship.

• Human Factor and Ergonomics (HFE)

• Ergonomics

• Handling System

• Layout

It was attributed to the Greek word ergon means work and labor and nomos means natural laws.

• Human Factor and Ergonomics (HFE)

• Ergonomics

• Handling System

• Layout

He discovered the color spectrum, its organization, and its composition.

• Leonardo Da Vinci

• John Dewey

• Isaac Newton

• Marcus Vitruvius

He is the famous ancient Roman architect and theorist, was the basis of the Vitruvian Man penned.

• Leonardo Da Vinci

• John Dewey

• Isaac Newton

• Marcus Vitruvius

A basic element of visual design that the entire space is dictated by one color, with variations in tints, shades, saturation, and textures to add depth and variance.

• Monochromatic

• Split Complementary

• Analogous

• Triads