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Theme 4 Test 4

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

McDonald’s in Japan has a Teriyaki McBurger. This is an example of Glocalisation.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Global Marketing is the process of adjusting a company's .................... strategies to reflect conditions, consumer tastes and demand in different ................

a)

financial/countries

b)

marketing/countries

c)

marketing/businesses

d)

financial/businesses

3.

A business which believes that a success story in one country can translate to all other countries in which it operates. Products sold without adaptation. This is ....?

a)

Ethnocentricity

b)

Geocentricity

c)

Polycentricity

4.

A range of similar societies or people of similar origins, religions and traditions all living and interacting together is cultural diversity.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Lower costs of development and production/Economies of scale/Savings on raw materials can be made. These are the drawbacks of.........?

a)

Ethnocentric

b)

Geocentric

c)

Polycentric

6.

Where the promotion of the product is undertaken based on a global or worldly point of view is Polycentricity.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

The lifestyle, customs and values of a group of people are Cultural and Social factors.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Global Niche Markets are subcultures in world society. These share .............. interests and can be identified as market ...................on a global scale e.g. Harley Davidson

a)

common/segments

b)

common/trading

c)

no/segments

d)

common/selling

9.

As people travel the World, they can be assured that wherever they go the product that they buy from the business will be same and that it will have the same, standard benefits. This is International Standardisation.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

It is unlikely that a MNC will attempt to gain the same price in Mexico or Brazil as it does in Germany or France due to the disposable income of the population.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Which of these are disadvantages of Global Marketing?

a)

Differences in consumer needs, wants and usage patterns for products

b)

Differences in consumer response to marketing mix elements

c)

Differences in the legal environment, some of which may conflict with those of the market

d)

All of these

12.

Higher costs of product development is a disadvantage of....?

a)

Geocentricity

b)

Polycentricity

c)

All of these

d)

Ethnocentricity

13.

Which of these is the odd one out?

a)

There is less competition and greater customer loyalty

b)

Prices are likely to be higher and therefore profits may be greater.

c)

Risk may be reduced Specialist products reduce PED and premium prices may be possible

d)

Co-ordination and communications may be more difficult across differing brands and markets

14.

Coca Cola is not an example of a product that has been adapted for the Global Market

a)

True

b)

False

15.

How do Business Meetings in India differ to the UK?

a)

Business meetings typically start with pleasantries such as tea &general conversation about the guest’s trip to the country,accommodations & family.

b)

Host will give an indication for when the meeting is to begin & when the meeting is over.

c)

Personal questions should not be asked unless the other individual is a friend/close associate

d)

None of these

16.

…………. markets offer highly …………... products and can therefore charge …………... prices

a)

Niche/specialised/premium

b)

Competitive/competitive/premium

c)

Niche/differentiated/low

d)

Competitive/specialised/premium

17.

In a …………. niche market the promotion may be more ………………. and subtle than in a mass market. Brands have to be careful not to devalue the brand image by …………….

a)

small/widespread/promoting

b)

global/targeted/discounting

c)

global/structured/neglect

d)

small/relevant/advertising

18.

Microsoft is the ideal global product, all it needs to do is adapt the languages, adjust the cost for the region and fine tune the marketing to suit the area

a)

True

b)

False

19.

In a global market what do businesses not need to consider with regards to pricing?

a)

Businesses need to consider tariffs/exchange rate fluctuations,

b)

Businesses need to consider disposal incomes of the target market

c)

Businesses need to consider the currency they want to be paid in

d)

Businesses need to consider the general economic situation of the country and how this will influence pricing.

e)

Businesses need to consider that advertising messages in countries may have to be adapted because of language,

20.

Which of these is not an advantage of a global niche market?

a)

Prices are likely to be higher and therefore profits may be greater.

b)

Specialist products reduce PED

c)

Risk may be reduced

d)

Premium prices may be possible

e)

Some products may require unique ingredients