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Key Facts: Maharashtra SSC Tourism and Hospitality Pre-Voc/NSQF Exam

Code X6

Common modern SSC subject-list code lineage for this elective (confirm hall ticket)

MSBSHSE SSC subject list practice

Pre-voc / NSQF

Class 10 skill subject under MSBSHSE pre-vocational/NSQF patterns

MSBSHSE/DVET pre-vocational patterns

Theory + practical

Typical assessment mixes written theory with practical/project evidence

NSQF/pre-vocational board pattern summaries

35%

Common minimum passing floor per SSC subject under MSBSHSE

Maharashtra SSC pass-mark practice

Fees via school

Examination fees notified by MSBSHSE and collected through affiliated schools

MSBSHSE fee circular practice

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Maharashtra MSBSHSE SSC Maha SSC Tourism Hosp (X6) is a Class 10 skill subject with theory + practical/project evidence and ~35% pass floor. Free 2026 English MCQ bank covers core theory themes—not a pure MCQ official paper or practical cert substitute.

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1What is tourism in basic hospitality studies?
A.Tourism involves people travelling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for leisure, business, or other purposes
B.Tourism is only underground mining
C.Tourism is only writing laws
D.Tourism is only manufacturing steel
Explanation: Tourism is temporary travel away from usual residence with a purpose such as leisure or business.
2Which activity best fits the idea of tourism?
A.Tourism is only underground mining
B.Tourism involves people travelling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for leisure, business, or other purposes
C.Tourism is only writing laws
D.Tourism is only manufacturing steel
Explanation: Tourism is temporary travel away from usual residence with a purpose such as leisure or business.
3What is the difference between inbound and outbound tourism?
A.Inbound always means never leaving your bedroom
B.Outbound means only walking to the kitchen
C.Inbound tourism is visitors coming into a country; outbound is residents going abroad
D.Inbound and outbound are types of kitchen knives only
Explanation: Direction terms organise tourism statistics, marketing, and destination planning.
4Which pair correctly describes visitor direction terms?
A.Inbound always means never leaving your bedroom
B.Outbound means only walking to the kitchen
C.Inbound and outbound are types of kitchen knives only
D.Inbound tourism is visitors coming into a country; outbound is residents going abroad
Explanation: Direction terms organise tourism statistics, marketing, and destination planning.
5What is domestic tourism?
A.Domestic tourism is travel within one's own country
B.Domestic tourism is only interplanetary travel
C.Domestic tourism is only deep-sea mining
D.Domestic tourism is only court trials
Explanation: Maharashtra students often first experience tourism as domestic trips within India.
6Which trip is domestic tourism for an Indian resident?
A.Domestic tourism is only interplanetary travel
B.Domestic tourism is travel within one's own country
C.Domestic tourism is only deep-sea mining
D.Domestic tourism is only court trials
Explanation: Maharashtra students often first experience tourism as domestic trips within India.
7What can count as a tourist attraction?
A.Attractions are only closed empty warehouses always
B.Attractions are only traffic jams
C.Tourist attractions can be natural, cultural, historical, or man-made entertainment sites
D.Attractions are only broken ATMs
Explanation: Attractions draw visitors and shape itineraries and destination marketing.
8Which example set fits tourism attractions?
A.Attractions are only closed empty warehouses always
B.Attractions are only traffic jams
C.Attractions are only broken ATMs
D.Tourist attractions can be natural, cultural, historical, or man-made entertainment sites
Explanation: Attractions draw visitors and shape itineraries and destination marketing.
9Who are tourism stakeholders?
A.Tourism stakeholders include tourists, businesses, government, and host communities
B.Only tourists matter and businesses never exist
C.Only airlines exist with no hotels ever
D.Host communities have no interest in tourism impacts
Explanation: Multiple groups affect and are affected by tourism development and its impacts.
10Why consider host communities in tourism planning?
A.Only tourists matter and businesses never exist
B.Tourism stakeholders include tourists, businesses, government, and host communities
C.Only airlines exist with no hotels ever
D.Host communities have no interest in tourism impacts
Explanation: Multiple groups affect and are affected by tourism development and its impacts.

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