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SEM Final Review Part 2

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

U.S. football is well suited for being broadcast on television because

a)

it has continuous activity

b)

each football play lasts for a long period of time

c)

there are several time outs during the game

d)

each football play lasts for a short period of time

2.

New technologies that change existing forms of communication channels are called

a)

large area networks

b)

jailbreak networks

c)

disruptive technologies

d)

smart technologies

3.

The marketing mix and distribution of professional sports games is controlled by

a)

the major TV networks

b)

a league agreement

c)

the NCAA

d)

major advertisers

4.

Art-house movies

a)

are distributed nationally to thousands of theaters

b)

are designed for mass appeal

c)

typically have relatively low distribution costs

d)

all of the above

5.

Antitrust laws have been enacted to

a)

discourage competition

b)

avoid monopolies

c)

allow one or two businesses to control the entire market

d)

allow government to control businesses

6.

All of the following are examples of promotional pricing except

a)

100% markup on new merchandise

b)

50-percent-off sale

c)

Buy-one-get-the-second-item-half-price sale

d)

no interest for 12 months

7.

The first step in determining the price for goods and services is to

a)

study the competition

b)

estimate consumer demand for the product or service

c)

determine the cost of the product or service

d)

establish price objectives

8.

The __________ is the highest point of growth in the economy.

a)

shoulder

b)

recession

c)

peak

d)

inflation

9.

Which of the following is not a socio-culture issue?

a)

government influence

b)

customer attitudes

c)

customer lifestyles

d)

customer opinions

10.

During a recession there is

a)

very little unemployment

b)

less discretionary income

c)

increased consumer demand

d)

increased competition

11.

The law of supply and demand

a)

results in higher prices due to lower demand

b)

results in lower prices due to higher demand

c)

results in higher prices due to higher demand

d)

results in higher prices due to a large available supply

12.

A(n) __________ policy allows consumers to negotiate prices.

a)

flexible pricing

b)

one-price

c)

promotional pricing

d)

psychological pricing

13.

Markup on merchandise

a)

must be sufficient to cover operating expenses and allow for a profit

b)

is the amount of profit that a company wants to earn

c)

is not affected by operating expenses

d)

is always 10% of the amount that the company pays for the merchandise

14.

During the expansion phase of the business cycle

a)

there is growing unemployment

b)

there is less discretionary income

c)

there is decreased competition

d)

there is increased consumer demand

15.

A grass-roots effort occurs when an unknown person or event is propelled into the spotlight by

a)

the media

b)

the fans

c)

the individual being recognized

d)

an Internet campaign

16.

When a sports figure has received bad publicity, the __________ is responsible for maintaining relations with the public and news media

a)

publicist

b)

team owner

c)

team's media department

d)

player

17.

Public image

a)

is important to celebrities

b)

is created by public relations

c)

influences fans' choices of favorite teams and athletes

d)

all of the above

18.

Recent research indicates that successful salespeople should offer consumers no more than __________ reasons to buy.

a)

two

b)

three

c)

four

d)

five

19.

The main goal of promotion is

a)

community outreach

b)

gaining new fans

c)

increasing sales

d)

public image

20.

Advertising is not

a)

used to catch the audience’s attention

b)

a paid form of communication

c)

delivered by a consumer to the product maker or seller

d)

distributed through many forms of media

21.

All of the following are examples of sales promotions except

a)

warranties

b)

free samples of a product

c)

giveaways

d)

coupons

22.

Advertising

a)

plays a minor role in a free-enterprise system

b)

discourages competition

c)

informs consumers about new products and services, allowing them to make comparisons among the alternatives

d)

discourages innovation

23.

Which of the following is an example of a trade sales promotion?

a)

a price-pack deal

b)

special gifts

c)

a point-of-purchase display

d)

temporary price reductions

24.

Companies sponsor an event

a)

to increase sales and profits

b)

to enhance their image

c)

to enter new markets or a niche market

d)

all of the above

25.

Which of the following is not true about endorsements?

a)

The endorser must use the product he/she endorses

b)

Endorsements must include truthful opinions and beliefs of the endorser

c)

Endorsements may not contain any deceptive or misleading statements

d)

If the product changes in any way, the endorser can still be a spokesperson even if he/she does not use the new product

26.

Who controls the final selection of businesses approved as sponsors?

a)

the advertisers

b)

the venue

c)

the ticket broker

d)

the booking agent

27.

Brief ads that give you a preview of the real ads in order to build up excitement are called

a)

stealth marketing

b)

pre-ads

c)

viral ads

d)

sales promotions

28.

Entertainment awards are an important form of

a)

distribution

b)

publicity

c)

information management

d)

product/service planning

29.

This occurs when an individual or business provides products, services, or financial support for a sports team or an event.

a)

distribution

b)

project management

c)

endorsement

d)

sponsorship

30.

Which of the following is not a step in the sales process?

a)

follow-up

b)

approach

c)

customer objections

d)

demonstration

31.

Closing the sale

a)

involves suggestion selling

b)

moves the customer to make a decision

c)

is the ultimate goal of the sales associate

d)

all of the above

32.

During demonstration, the sales associate should not

a)

discuss the product’s features

b)

address the needs of the customer

c)

practice suggestion selling

d)

highlight the benefits of the product

33.

Ticket scalpers

a)

sell tickets for inflated prices

b)

are registered businesses that legally buy and resell tickets

c)

are required to be members of the Better Business Bureau

d)

both a and c

34.

Ticket brokers

a)

only sell tickets through the Internet

b)

work in an illegal profession

c)

are the same as ticket scalpers

d)

obtain the best tickets to sporting events

35.

An idea for achieving marketing objectives that can be put into action is the

a)

marketing strategy

b)

implementation plan

c)

situational analysis

d)

SWOT analysis

36.

__________ involves how the product or service will be made available to customers

a)

Distribution

b)

Promotion

c)

Development

d)

Pricing

37.

The unique works of writers, artists, and musicians that are protected under copyright law are often referred to as

a)

intellectual property

b)

patents

c)

trademarks

d)

tangible property

38.

A(n) __________ is a financial and business counselor often hired by athletes to help them manage their money

a)

advisor

b)

banker

c)

handler

d)

attorney

39.

An individual's character traits that allow him or her to work effectively with others are called

a)

technical skills

b)

communication skills

c)

interpersonal skills

d)

leadership traits

40.

In this form of business, two or more individuals sign an agreement to own and operate a business together.

a)

sole proprietorship

b)

partnership

c)

corporation

d)

joint venture