Dawn Exam

Front 1

What refers to making arrangements pertaining to program areas such as playgrounds, athletic fields, or parks?

Back 1

Venue Arrangements

Front 2

A diagram depicting the various aspects of the project and the order in which they must occur is called what?

Back 2

Flow chart method

Front 3

Accommodations such as accessible facilities and adaptive equipment are associated with what?

Back 3

Inclusion plan

Front 4

What is an elementary Network diagram that can be used to manage a program called?

Back 4

Flow chart method

Front 5

In some programs a reservation may need to be secured, a deposit made, or a contract obtained. What do these actions pertain to?

Back 5

Venue arrangements

Front 6

Managing the overall safety and well-being of participants and agency personnel is the function of which plan?

Back 6

Risk Management

Front 7

Distributing Awards and certificates, writing thank you notes, and making sure venues are returned to their pre-event state is known as which operation detail?

Back 7

Program wrap-up

Front 8

Ensuring that persons with disabilities are accommodated for recreation programs is associated with what type of plan?

Back 8

Inclusion plan

Front 9

What is communication that seeks to inform, persuade, remind, or educate potential or current constituents of an agency's program and services?

Back 9

Promotion

Front 10

What promotional technique requires the longest copy?

Back 10

News Release

Front 11

Promotional techniques resulting in a single page of graphics and copy is called what?

Back 11

Flyer

Front 12

What should any agencies promotional campaign involve?

Back 12

-persuade

-inform

-remind

Hint 12

3 things

Front 13

What is the most common means to send news releases to the newspaper?

Back 13

Email

Front 14

What is the ability to write copy in a specific style and to prepare the copy according to the standard news writing conventions is called?

Back 14

News Release

Front 15

What requires writing copy for a specific target market?

Back 15

Specialty publications

Front 16

Of the four primary Marketing elements, this one must be supported with a product that is well-designed, delivered at the right time and place, and made available at the appropriate place.

Back 16

Promotion

Front 17

What type of publication is geared toward writing copy for Niche markets?

Back 17

Specialty publication

Front 18

What is a systematic investigation of the tasks, duties, and responsibilities of a job and the knowledge one needs to do the job?

Back 18

Position analysis

Front 19

Items such as function statement, supervision, domains, tasks statements, worker traits, educational experience, and specific requirements are components of?

Back 19

Job description

Front 20

What form of recruitment is used too often and can lead to charges that "you need to know someone in the organization" to get a job?

Back 20

Internal recruitment

Front 21

Announcing the availability of positions to the general public is known as?

Back 21

External Recruitment

Front 22

What is the process of studying the principal components of a job is called?

Back 22

Position analysis

Front 23

Making the availability of positions known to qualified individuals such as graduating college seniors is an example of what?

Back 23

External Recruitment

Front 24

The evaluation of how well employees perform their responsibilities is called what?

Back 24

Appraisal

Front 25

Using employees who have been oriented and are already familiar with the policies and operations of an agency is related to which type of recruitment?

Back 25

Internal Recruitment

Front 26

What term is generally used to determine eligibility for a raise?

Back 26

Appraisal

Front 27

Components such as the nature of the position, requirements for employment, the nature of the work to be performed and specific requirements needed is called?

Back 27

Job description

Front 28

What term determines the amount of Revenue in agency will receive?

Back 28

Pricing

Front 29

Programs that are supported totally subsidized and are available to patrons free of charge are classified as what?

Back 29

Public

Front 30

Programs that are partially subsidized with third-party funding and also have user fees are classified as?

Back 30

Merit

Front 31

Programs that are paid for entirely by participants are classified as which?

Back 31

Private

Front 32

Programs that are supported totally by tax dollars and are available to the public free of charge are classified what?

Back 32

Public

Front 33

In this kind of pricing, the agency bases the price for a service on the price other providers are charging for similar services, what is this kind of pricing called?

Back 33

Going rate pricing

Front 34

Programs that are paid for exclusively by participant fees are classified as what kind of program?

Back 34

Private

Front 35

When an agency basis the price of a service on "what the traffic will bear," they're using which kind of pricing?

Back 35

Demand Oriented Pricing

Front 36

Programs that are partially subsidized with tax dollars and also have user fees are classified as what type of program?

Back 36

Merit

Front 37

The following statement refers to which term? The real issue facing Recreation managers today is no longer "should we charge" but rather one of "how much?"

Back 37

Pricing