A guest whose stay is relatively uncertain is known as a:
A) traveler.
B) customer.
C) transient.
D) temporary.

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A transient guest is someone whose stay is relatively uncertain, such as those who may be staying for only one or two nights, travelers passing through the area, or those who have not made long-term arrangements. Choice A (traveler) is too broad and could include both transient and non-transient guests. Choice B (customer) is also too broad and could refer to anyone who has purchased a product or service, not necessarily a guest at a lodging establishment. Choice D (temporary) is similar to transient but could also include guests who have made longer-term arrangements but still have a set end date for their stay.

A Guest Whose Stay Is Relatively Uncertain Is Known as A