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Types of Utilities

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To provide utility, a product must:

a)

be innovative.

b)

be econnomical.

c)

look appealing.

d)

provide satisfaction.

2.

A fixed value in a mathematical formula and the speed of light in science are examples of

a)

constants.

b)

layaway.

c)

utility.

d)

the marketing concept.

3.

Individuals value customers view products through

a)

corporate filters.

b)

personal lenses.

c)

constant lenses.

d)

general viewpoints.

4.

A product that provides utility for one business may provide none for another business because utility is completely

a)

constant.

b)

irrelevant.

c)

relative.

d)

unchanging.

5.

To discover a product's level of utility, businesses measure the consumer's

a)

persepceive.

b)

satisfaction.

c)

attitude.

d)

desire.

6.

Changing a good's form involves which of the following?

a)

Getting the good to the retailer

b)

Adding a new feature to the good

c)

Making sure the good is available eary

d)

Providing an easy way to buy the good

7.

Task utility is about making changes to the characteristics of a

a)

job.

b)

project.

c)

service.

d)

good.

8.

Kara orders a dress for her school dance on Saturday. If the dress doesn't arrive until the next Monday, it has no____utility

a)

time

b)

form

c)

possession

d)

place

9.

Where a product is available for purchase is referred to as

a)

the right location.

b)

the setting.

c)

place utiltiy.

d)

product display.

10.

In possession utility, a consumer finds a product helpful after doing what?

a)

Using the product

b)

Upgrading the product

c)

Buying the produce

d)

Selling the product

11.

The marketing concept is all about the

a)

marketer.

b)

wholesaler.

c)

customer.

d)

retailer.

12.

What role does utility play in the implementation of the marketing concept?

a)

A delivery process

b)

A payment method

c)

A cost-saving tool

d)

A satisfaction gauge

13.

Marketers are in charge of:

a)

manufacturing new products.

b)

studying and analyzing customer satisfaction

c)

maintaining adequate stock levels throughout the year.

d)

making sure that the finished product gets where it needs to be.

14.

For a consumer to be satisfied, the four types of utility must be

a)

promoted.

b)

profitable.

c)

produced.

d)

present.

15.

It's important for businesses to provide products when:

a)

customers need them.

b)

It's convenient for the business

c)

marketers need them

d)

it's convenient for retailers

16.

With place utility, when do businesses move the product to the right place?

a)

At the end of the process

b)

At every point in the process

c)

whenever they can

d)

when delivery costs are low

17.

Marcus want to buy a laptop, but he can't afford one right away. So, an electronics store holds it for him until he's able to pay the outstanding balance. This payment process is known as:

a)

layaway.

b)

a business dicount

c)

credit.

d)

loan.

18.

If a customer can't afford a product, a business should:

a)

suggest that the customer visit another store.

b)

focus on customer who can afford it.

c)

encourage the customer to buy something else.

d)

do whatever it takes to help the customer afford it.

19.

When Jaqueline doesn't feel like going to the store to buy her textbooks, she orders them online. Which type of utility does this illustrate?

a)

Form/Task

b)

Time

c)

Place

d)

Possession

20.

The Internet creates/enhances form utility by

a)

offering online shopping

b)

providing television streaming as an alternative to cable

c)

providing customers with product information

d)

allowing goods to be found and purchased quickly