Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) Practice Exam

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What defines a perimeter booth in exhibit design?

  1. Backs to another booth

  2. Backs to an outside wall

  3. Surrounded by aisles on all sides

  4. Connected to an end cap booth

The correct answer is: Backs to an outside wall

A perimeter booth in exhibit design is characterized by its location, specifically backing up to an outside wall of the exhibition venue. This placement allows for a distinct advantage as it can provide a measure of privacy and possibly enhanced visibility for the booth itself since it does not have neighboring exhibitors on one side. The design also allows for different types of branding and presentations that can be more easily showcased towards the aisle from its open side. While the other definitions may describe different types of booth configurations, they do not accurately represent the characteristics of a perimeter booth. For example, booths that back to another booth would be considered inline booths, while booths connected to an end cap would relate to specific cap designs that permit additional configurations. Surrounding aisles on all sides is more indicative of island booths, which are completely surrounded by aisles. Thus, defining a perimeter booth is fundamentally about its specific interaction with the physical structure of the exhibition space, particularly the outer wall.