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Farm Stay Etiquette

Description: Test your knowledge about appropriate behavior and etiquette during a farm stay.
Number of Questions: 15
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot
Tags: farm stays etiquette rural tourism

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When arriving at a farm stay, it is generally considered polite to:

Knock on the door and wait for a response.
Enter the house without knocking.
Call the host in advance to announce your arrival.
Leave a message on the host's voicemail.

During your stay, it is important to be mindful of the host's:

Privacy and personal space.
Work schedule and daily routine.
Religious beliefs and cultural practices.
All of the above.

When exploring the farm, it is generally acceptable to:

Wander wherever you please without asking permission.
Stick to designated paths and areas open to guests.
Ask the host for permission before entering certain areas.
Both B and C.

If you encounter livestock or animals on the farm, you should:

Approach them closely and try to pet them.
Maintain a safe distance and avoid disturbing them.
Ask the host for guidance on how to interact with the animals.
Both B and C.

When participating in farm activities, it is important to:

Follow the host's instructions and safety guidelines.
Do whatever you want without regard for the host's rules.
Ask the host for permission before participating in any activities.
Both A and C.

If you need assistance or have questions during your stay, you should:

Contact the host directly via phone or email.
Leave a note for the host to find later.
Wait until you see the host in person to ask your questions.
None of the above.

When it comes to meals and dining at a farm stay, it is generally expected that:

Guests should prepare their own meals using the kitchen facilities.
The host will provide all meals and dining arrangements.
Guests should contribute to meal preparation and cleanup.
It depends on the specific arrangements made with the host.

If you are staying in a shared accommodation at a farm stay, it is important to:

Be considerate of other guests and maintain a quiet environment.
Feel free to make noise and socialize as you please.
Keep your belongings in your room and avoid common areas.
None of the above.

When leaving a farm stay, it is customary to:

Thank the host for their hospitality and leave a positive review.
Leave without saying goodbye or expressing gratitude.
Complain about any issues you experienced during your stay.
Both A and C.

If you encounter any problems or concerns during your farm stay, the best course of action is to:

Complain to the host immediately and demand a refund.
Ignore the problems and hope they will go away.
Discuss the issues with the host calmly and respectfully.
Leave negative reviews online without contacting the host.

When participating in farm activities, it is important to wear:

Comfortable and appropriate clothing suitable for the activity.
Formal attire to show respect to the host.
Whatever you want, regardless of the activity.
None of the above.

If you are offered a tour of the farm, it is generally considered polite to:

Accept the offer and show genuine interest in the host's work.
Decline the offer if you are not interested.
Ask the host to pay you for your time.
Both A and B.

When purchasing products from the farm, it is important to:

Bargain with the host to get a lower price.
Pay the asking price without question.
Ask the host for a discount if you are buying multiple items.
None of the above.

If you are staying in a farm stay with shared facilities, it is important to:

Keep the shared spaces clean and tidy.
Leave your belongings in the shared spaces for easy access.
Use the shared facilities whenever you want, regardless of others' needs.
None of the above.

When leaving a farm stay, it is generally expected that guests will:

Strip the beds and clean the room before departure.
Leave the room as it is for the host to clean.
Ask the host for instructions on how to prepare the room for departure.
Both A and C.

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