CEM Floor Plan Development Questions and Answers

Question 1

An exhibitor wishes to purchase a booth that offers exposure to attendee traffic on two sides at the intersection of two aisles. Which type of booth should the sales manager recommend?

Accepted Answer

Corner Booth

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In-line Booth

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Peninsula Booth

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Island Booth

Question 2

A show manager is strategically placing a large, high-traffic anchor exhibitor and the main food court at the rear of the exhibition hall. What is the MOST likely primary objective of this floor plan decision?

Accepted Answer

To pull attendees through the entire show floor, increasing exposure for all exhibitors

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To minimize noise from the food court near the entrance

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To comply with venue regulations on food service placement

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To reduce the cost of utilities for the anchor exhibitor

Question 3

When developing a floor plan, fire marshal regulations that limit the maximum travel distance to an exit directly impact the permissible length of which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Dead-end aisles

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Main thoroughfares

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Perimeter aisles

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Registration queues

Question 4

Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of establishing wider main aisles compared to secondary cross aisles in a large exhibition floor plan?

Accepted Answer

To facilitate smoother, high-volume attendee traffic flow from entrances to key areas

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To create more premium corner booth inventory

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To accommodate the setup of larger, multi-level exhibits

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To meet the minimum width requirements set by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

Question 5

An exhibition's gross square footage (GSF) is 100,000 sq ft. The total area occupied by exhibitor booths (sellable space) is 55,000 sq ft. The remaining 45,000 sq ft is used for aisles, registration, lounges, and other common areas. What is the net-to-gross ratio for this floor plan?

Accepted Answer

55%

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45%

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182%

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100%

Question 6

An exhibitor has purchased a large booth space that is exposed to aisles on three sides and is positioned at the end of a row of standard booths. What is this type of booth called?

Accepted Answer

Peninsula Booth

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Island Booth

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Corner Booth

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In-line Booth

An exhibitor wishes to purchase a booth that offers exposure to attendee traffic on two sides at the intersection of two aisles.Which type of booth should the sales manager recommend?

An exhibitor wishes to purchase a booth that offers exposure to attendee traffic on two sides at the intersection of two aisles.
Which type of booth should the sales manager recommend?