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SEM Chapter 5 Test Review

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first step in marketing research is to collect the data.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

After marketing data is gathered, researchers will look for patterns in the data and draw conclusions based on those patterns.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Even data-driven decisions must be balanced with common sense and ethics.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

The first step for market research is to:

a)

analyze current conditions

b)

collect the data

c)

discover and define the problem

d)

analyze and report the data

5.

Collecting and sorting data

a)

is tedious work

b)

is time consuming

c)

becomes easier using spreadsheet and database software programs

d)

all of the above

6.

Statistics gathered through valid research is called

a)

descriptive data

b)

hard data

c)

primary data

d)

soft data

7.

What is the final step for marketing research?

a)

analyze current conditions

b)

implement and evaluate the results

c)

collect the data

d)

develop the process for data collection

8.

What is the second step for market research?

a)

discover and define the problem

b)

analyze current conditions

c)

develop the process of data collection

d)

collect the data

9.

What is the third step for market research?

a)

discover and define the problem

b)

analyze current conditions

c)

develop the process of data collection

d)

collect the data

10.

What is the fourth step for market research?

a)

discover and define the problem

b)

analyze current conditions

c)

develop the process of data collection

d)

collect the data

11.

What is the fifth step for market research?

a)

analyze and report the data

b)

determine a solution to the problem

c)

develop the process of data collection

d)

collect the data

12.

What is the sixth step for market research?

a)

analyze and report the data

b)

determine a solution to the problem

c)

develop the process of data collection

d)

collect the data

13.

When changes in a product are being considered, a business might NOT:

a)

contact a sample of customers

b)

contact people who are current customers

c)

summarize suggestions from customers

d)

sell the product without any research

14.
In planning marketing activities and in making marketing decisions, marketers use a variety of data gathered by a(n)
a)
marketing-information management system.
b)
double-entry bookkeeping system.
c)
file of employee records.
d)
inventory control system.
15.

Which of the following explains hard data?

a)

Statistics collected through valid research

b)

An estimate or an educated guess

c)

Research conducted by an independent company offered for sale to businesses in an industry

d)

Finding meaning in data

16.

Which of the following explains soft data?

a)

Statistics collected through valid research

b)

An estimate or an educated guess

c)

Research conducted by an independent company offered for sale to businesses in an industry

d)

Finding meaning in data

17.
Which of the following is not a reason businesses use marketing research?
a)
identifying market oportunities
b)
solving marketing problems
c)
monitoring market performance
d)
deciding how many staff to hire to manufacture the goods
18.

Only large businesses have the resources available to conduct marketing research.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Focus groups are an example of

a)

Primary Research

b)

Secondary Research

20.

Questionnaires are an example of

a)

Primary Research

b)

Secondary Research

21.

The Internet is an example of

a)

Primary Research

b)

Secondary Research

22.

Books and articles are examples of

a)

Primary Research

b)

Secondary Research

23.

What is a common function of marketing-information management systems?

a)

Data gathering

b)

Research

c)

Analyzing data

d)

Data distribution

24.

An algorithm

a)

is confusing data

b)

is used to determine cause-and-effect relationships

c)

is a type of response

d)

is detailed set of instructions for sorting data

25.

Research conducted by an independent company and then offered for sale to all businesses in the industry is called:

a)

market research

b)

syndicated research

c)

client-side research

d)

flimsy research

26.

In-house staff researchers who also work with external research agencies is called:

a)

market research

b)

syndicated research

c)

client-side research

d)

flimsy research

27.

What are two limitations to market research? (select the two)

a)

humans who design the research

b)

humans who provide the information

c)

humans who send out the research

d)

humans who do not have a computer

28.

A Memory tool that is able to recognize your online behavior and remember your actions is called:

a)

market research

b)

cookie

c)

memory strings

d)

unethical issues

29.

Which type of cookies temporary memorize your online activities? They typically remember what is in your shopping cart.

a)

Session Cookies

b)

First-Party Cookies

c)

Third-Party Cookies

d)

The OG Cookie Monster

30.

Which type of cookies track your online preferences? They typically store your login info when you log into a common website.

a)

Session Cookies

b)

First-Party Cookies

c)

Third-Party Cookies

d)

The OG Cookie Monster

31.

The practice of analyzing large databases in order to generate new information is called:

a)

data mining

b)

market research

c)

creative thinking

d)

the big BASE

32.

The estimated profit a business will earn from a customer is called;

a)

customer lifetime value

b)

customer acquisition cost

c)

points of interests

33.

How much money a business spends to get a customer to purchase a product or service is called:

a)

customer lifetime value

b)

customer acquisition cost

c)

points of interests

34.

On March 14, a restaurant who sells pie noticed an unexpected increase of sales. With this information, a marketer can find the customer's:

a)

customer lifetime value

b)

customer acquisition cost

c)

points of interests

35.

People who start to make an online purchase, but leave the website without completing it are called:

a)

inconvenient

b)

shopping cart abandoners

c)

important customers

d)

customer lifetime value