True/False Questions. Circle either "T" for true or "F" for false: 1. Although all hotels and motels are members of the service sector of the economy, they do not offer identical levels of service. Degrees of service vary by types of hotels. T F 2. Although personal guest information (age, sex, mother's maiden name) is not asked on Canadian registration cards, it is common practice in many foreign countries. T F 3. The registration card is essential to the common law creation of a legal guest-hotel relationship and is a statutory requirement in many provinces and territories. T F 4. Some hotels offer arriving guests an option to standing in a long registration line by providing a self-check-in terminal or kiosk, which can register and assign a room automatically. T F 5. A bellperson who has just finished rooming a guest goes to the back of the bell rotation line. This position is known as the "last." After working through the rotation, the next bellperson ready to room the guest is called a "first." T F Multiple Choice Questions. Circle the one answer that best completes the thought