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WorksheetsBusCon: Midterm Review
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 27mins
The production process of getting goods to consumers usually requires only one business.
True
False
Marketers bring goods from producers to consumers.
True
False
Marketing activities add value to a product.
True
False
Building a specific, unique product for one customer is called processing.
True
False
All businesses must raise capital, use human resources, and keep records.
True
False
A partnership is owned by two or more people who own shares of stock in the company.
True
False
Managers have to plan, control, lead, staff, and organize.
True
False
Goals must be set in order to perform the management activity of controlling.
True
False
The person or group who receives a franchise is called the franchisee.
True
False
A business owned by its members that is managed in the owners’ interests is called a cooperative.
True
False
An effective leader must be able to work with groups as well as with individuals.
True
False
Most leadership characteristics are a part of a person’s personality and cannot be developed.
True
False
In most businesses today, people have more differences than they do similarities.
True
False
An example of vertical communications in an organization is information that moves between managers and employees.
True
False
A manager has identity influence because of the position the manager holds in the organization.
True
False
One of the eight marketing functions is risk management.
True
False
The marketing strategy is a two-step process.
True
False
A wholesaler sells directly to consumers.
True
False
Profit is the only goal a business has when setting a price.
True
False
Effective personal selling includes contact with the customer after the purchase.
True
False
From a marketing standpoint, a product can be anything that a company offers to satisfy consumer needs and wants.
True
False
The product _____ is a theoretical model that includes the stages of introduction, growth, maturity, and decline.
life cycle
diffusion cycle
adoption cycle
sustainability cycle
In the introduction stage of the product life cycle, marketing efforts are primarily focused on:
building customer awareness of the product.
reinforcing brand positioning.
defending the franchise with new product features, competitive advertising, promotion, and price cuts.
protecting market share of the product from competitors.
During the _____ stage of the product life cycle, sales are flat and profits decline. This stage typically calls for a strategy of defending franchise with new product features.
introduction
growth
maturity
decline
A product in the _____ stage of the product life cycle typically experiences periods of rising sales and profits.
introduction
growth
maturity
decline
_____ involves video games created as a marketing tool.
Product placement
Advergaming
Buzz marketing
Sponsorship
The active stimulation of word-of-mouth via unconventional and often relatively low-cost tactics is referred to as ____.
brand extension
buzz marketing
advergaming
adapted global marketing
The combination of communication tools that a firm chooses to advertise their products is called a(n) _____.
advertising mix
promotional campaign
business portfolio
promotional mix
Ellen is in charge of developing a promotional strategy for a new product her company will soon introduce. She thinks word-of-mouth promotion is likely to be very effective and wants to keep the cost of the campaign relatively low. A key component of her campaign is likely to be _____.
television advertisements
sponsorship of major sporting events
magazine advertisements
buzz marketing
In its broadest sense, _____ refers to an organization’s ongoing efforts to create positive relationships with its consumers, employees, suppliers, the community, the general public, and the government.
publicity
advertising
sales promotion
public relations
A business plan is needed when a business owner does all of the planning and financing by himself or herself, but not when others are involved in that process.
True
False
One to whom a company makes a long-term commitment is a ___.
Temporary employee
Part-time employee
Permanent employee
Full-time employee
Compensation is defined as ___.
Commissions and base incentives.
Straight salary and commissions.
Money paid to an employee for work performed.
Profit sharing and piece rates.
Miguel Santos became very wealthy when his 10 year old company made it big, and he sold it for several million. Now Miguel is a(n) _____ who invests in other promising start-up companies. His goal is to make a sizable return on his investments when these new companies grow to the point where they are sold to a larger firm, or when they go public.
venture capitalist
angel investor
investment banker
institutional investor
A business that moves goods from producer to consumer is a ___.
manufacturer.
marketer.
extractor.
government agency.
Which of the following is a type of manufacturing?
custom manufacturing
mass production
processing
all of the above
Which of the following is NOT true about raising capital?
Start-up money is critical to a business.
Capital may come from the owner’s personal funds.
Once raised, capital does not have to be raised again.
Loans from financial institutions are common sources of capital.
What effect does a new business have on a community?
It has multiple benefits.
It profits only the new business.
Other businesses are not affected.
Few resources are needed.
Businesses affect a community when they ___.
buy products.
use services.
employ workers.
all of the above.
The form of business that represents two-thirds of U.S. businesses is the ___.
corporation.
partnership.
sole proprietorship.
cooperative.
People who become part owners of a corporation are called __.
partners.
special owners.
shareholders.
cooperative owners.
Assigning jobs to workers and giving authority to certain people is a managing activity called ___.
planning.
controlling.
leading.
organizing.
The part of the profits that are paid to shareholders is called ___.
excess profit.
a surplus.
a dividend.
none of the above.
Which of the following is NOT true about a non-profit corporation?
It can be organized to serve citizens.
It has no shareholders.
Examples are school clubs, colleges, and service organizations.
All of the above are true.
Which of the following is NOT an important human relations skill of managers?
self understanding
understanding others
criticizing poor employee performance
communications
A leader who has the personal trust and respect of group members will have what kind of influence?
reward
position
expert
identity
The way that managers treat and direct employees is ___.
human relations ability.
leadership style.
formal influence.
team building.
Managers rather than employees would be most concerned about ___.
profits.
pay.
working conditions.
job security.
Employees have discovered that when they cooperate with managers, ___.
managers tend to take advantage of them.
managers will be more likely to use tactical management.
there will be less vertical communication.
managers will have a better understanding of employee needs and expectations.
The eight marketing functions do NOT include ___.
purchasing.
manufacturing.
distribution.
promotion.
Which of the following is NOT true about marketing?
It is viewed positively by all consumers.
It increases our standard of living.
It creates many jobs.
It benefits consumers.
Maximizing profits, increasing sales, and maintaining an image are objectives related to ___.
pricing.
promotion.
distribution.
marketing.
To be effective, promotion must ___.
be noticed.
encourage consumers to pay attention to the message.
result in consumers taking action.
all of the above
Today most promotion is done through ___.
sales promotions.
publicity.
media advertising.
personal selling.
