Loyalty

A system that provides benefits for people who use a service often is_______.

• turndown service 

• reward 

•  loyalty program 

Miss Clark travels frequently and is a ________at the hotel.

• exclusive

• complimentary,

• repeat customer

Developing a committed clientele can be more valuable than attracting new customers, whose loyalty to a company’s products may be fleeting.

What does "loyalty" mean?

• public support for something

• faithfulness, belief in something

• very strong feeling or interested in

• something unusual that happens, a fact

Developing a committed clientele can be more valuable than attracting new customers, whose loyalty to a company’s products may be fleeting.

What does "fleeting" mean?

• growing

• intentionally choosing some things and not others

• to be common among certain groups

• brief, ending quickly

How does the concept of loyalty manifest in the relationships between characters in these chapters?

• As a tool for manipulation

• As a foundation for trust and alliances

• As a source of conflict and betrayal

• It is not a significant theme in these chapters

Juliet will not speak badly about Romeo even after he kills Tybalt because ---------------------------.

• She knows Tybalt probably instigated the violence.

• He would be angry if he found out.

• He is her husband.

• She does not believe the nurse.

Iago explains that he would be better off not around when Brabantio finds Othello, but he again affirms that he is only pretending to be loyal to him when he says 'Yet, for necessity of present life, I must...

The difference between Greasers and a pack of wolves are loyalty.

• True

• False

Brand loyalty is psychological bond that, one established, is difficult to reverse – and it is more complicated than simply buying the same product time and again.

What does "bond" mean?

• large companies that own smaller companies

• something unusual that happens, a fact

• connection

• company name for a product

Brand loyalty is psychological bond that, one established, is difficult to reverse – and it is more complicated than simply buying the same product time and again.

What does "reverse" mean?

• to perform better than

• to get somebody to do or believe something

• to advertise

• to turn around, change to its opposite