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1. Compare and contrast government-sponsored, nonprofit, and commercial recreation sites? What similarities and differences do they have? 2. Some commercial corporations and companies provide recreational sites for their employees. Why do they do this? What benefits will the company gain in return?

3.What are three influences led to the development of amusement parks and theme parks? Describe some of the ways that these influences helped shape modern amusement and theme parks.

4. If you were hiring for a park ranger position, what characteristics or skills would you look for in the candidates? Why?

5. What are some of the typical responsibilities for amusement or theme park managers?

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