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SEM I Unit 1 Review

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When a professional football expansion team is established in a community, which economic impact might happen?

a)

Business closures, job layoffs, and high inflation rates.

b)

More tourism, lower taxes, and high interest rates.

c)

Increased job creation and more consumer spending.

d)

Higher tax rates and fewer financial investment opportunities.

2.

Which is a characteristic of the sports or event industry?

a)

Manages a worldwide media network.

b)

Communicates with a limited audience.

c)

Provides products that are different for each consumer.

d)

Employs only those people who have athletic ability.

3.

Surrounding communities benefit from professional sports teams by which action occurring?

a)

Endorsing local political candidates.

b)

Attracting tourist dollars.

c)

Hiring handlers to make sure athletes behave.

d)

Making seat licenses available to season ticket holders.

4.

The core benefits to customers who purchase sports products include entertainment, health, and which other component?

a)

Promotion

b)

Independence

c)

Achievement

d)

Adaptability

5.

The chamber of commerce for a large city estimated the income for the city generated by the sales tax, parking fees, and food service tax collected as a result of a rock concert. This is an example of which impact?

a)

Total

b)

Indirect

c)

Fiscal

d)

Direct

6.

A unique characteristic of the sports industry is that it seeks to attract markets that will perform which action?

a)

Demand mostly tangible products.

b)

Have consumers with artistic talent.

c)

Include spectators and participants.

d)

Are concerned with environmental issues.

7.

Sports products such as; jerseys, hats, golf shirts, equipment, and T-shirts that are different for each customer are

a)

characteristics of the sports and event industry.

b)

core benefits to professional athletes.

c)

the fiscal aspects that assists communities in creating revenue.

d)

benefits that assist surrounding communities.

8.

What are the three core benefits customers benefits from when purchasing sports products?

a)

Achievement, entertainment, and health.

b)

Entertainment, achievement, and fiscal opportunities.

c)

Health, purchasing power, and attracting tourist dollars.

d)

Tourist dollars, fiscal benefits, and entertainment.

9.

What is meant by the term "fiscal impact?"

a)

Include spectators and participants.

b)

Achievement, entertainment, and health.

c)

Increased job creation and more consumer spending.

d)

Government income generated from sales tax, parking fees, and food service tax.

10.

One characteristic of event marketing involves promoting and selling which product or service?

a)

Tangible product

b)

Nonperishable item

c)

Physical appeal

d)

Unique experience

11.

One of the main differences between professional and amateur athletes is that for professionals, the game is often what to the players?

a)

Free of charge

b)

Closed to the public

c)

Played for enjoyment

d)

Their occupation

12.

Which persons help create the excitement and enthusiasm that make the games what they are?

a)

Team owners

b)

Spectators

c)

Coaches

d)

Trainers

13.

Which is an example of promoting a sports event?

a)

Distributing information about a NASCAR race

b)

Delivering exercise bikes to retailers

c)

Selling food products to a concession stand

d)

Holding a race for a charitable organization

14.

Promoting and selling an intangible product that is immediately consumed and cannot be resold is a unique characteristic of which type of marketing?

a)

Target

b)

Direct

c)

Mass

d)

Event

15.

A characteristic of an event is that it is produced and consumed in which situation?

a)

By the same group of people

b)

At the same time

c)

During planned intervals

d)

In unemotional ways

16.

What has the growth of the sports industry created?

a)

Athletic skills

b)

Marketing trends

c)

Physical goals

d)

Job opportunities

17.

What benefit does a major sporting event or popular sports attraction provide to a city?

a)

Cultural

b)

Political

c)

Athletic

d)

Economic

18.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Professional Golfers’ Association are

examples of

a)

sanctioning bodies.

b)

trade associations.

c)

labor unions.

d)

professional societies.

19.

For a sports organization, which marketing activities involve responsibility for licensing activities?

a)

Community Relations

b)

Public relations

c)

Sales

d)

Merchandising

20.

Which marketing activities involve writing press releases and organizing news conferences for a sports organization?

a)

Promotions

b)

Advertising

c)

Media Relations

d)

Community Relations

21.

Over the years, Wrigley Field has earned a reputation as one of the best places to watch a Major League Baseball game. What does this branding exemplify?

a)

Awareness

b)

Loyalty

c)

Image Extension

d)

Image

22.

What are most sports or event products classified as?

a)

Pure Goods

b)

A combination of goods and services

c)

Pure Services

d)

A combination of rented and owned-goods services

23.

A high school basketball team participated in the state championship game last year. It did not participate in the play-off games this year. This is an example of which sports or event product?

a)

Perishable

b)

Intangible

c)

Inconsistent

d)

Tangible

24.

Which of the following sport/event products is a sport event:

a)

Yankee Stadium

b)

Premiere of a Broadway play

c)

ESPN The Magazine

d)

Ocean kayaking in Alaska

25.

Which of the following are essential components of a sport event:

a)

Sport media

b)

Licensed merchandise

c)

Athletes

d)

Rented-goods services

26.

Which of the following sport/event products is a sporting good:

a)

NASCAR hat

b)

Sports Illustrated

c)

Yoga class

d)

Running shorts

27.

Dan and Kelly don’t have their own ice skates. When they go skating, they pay $3 each to use

skates that are owned by the rink. Which of the following sport/event products are Dan and

Kelly consuming:

a)

Rented-goods service

b)

Venue

c)

Owned-goods service

d)

Licensed merchandise

28.

The most basic distinction between goods and services states that goods are ____________ products.

a)

intangible

b)

inconsistent

c)

perishable

d)

consistent

29.

Your band is having a concert to raise money for charity. You have 15 tickets left and must sell them before the performance on Thursday night. This is an example of a(n) __________ sport/event product.

a)

perishable

b)

consistent

c)

imperishable

d)

tangible

30.

Simon was determined to get the new Tiger Woods golf game for his video game collection. The game cost $50 at the mall, but Simon was excited to find it for only $35 on eBay. He didn’t mind that it didn’t come from the mall. This is an example of

a)

separability

b)

consistency

c)

perishability.

d)

tangibility.

31.

Which of the following is a sport/event good made available through a sport/event service:

a)

Which of the following is a sport/event good made available through a sport/event service:

b)

Tennis racket repair at a country club

c)

Aerobics classes at a health club

d)

Water bottle sold at a health club pro shop

32.

The overall impression consumers get from a sport/event product’s unique name, design, or symbol is the product’s

a)

brand.

b)

quality.

c)

performance.

d)

reliability.

33.

Jacob started training for the Boston Marathon several months ago. He was also happy when he finished the marathon in record time. In this situation, Jacob was motivated to run in the marathon for personal growth. Which is the most likely result?

a)

An appreciation for physical strength of others

b)

A need to take emotional risks

c)

A sense of pride and accomplishment

d)

A feeling of purpose and belonging

34.

Because the outcome of a match is uncertain, many fans attending a sporting event are motivated by which value of the game?

a)

Financial

b)

Physical

c)

Economic

d)

Entertainment

35.

Approximately 85% of season ticket holders for a sports organization live or work within two hours of the home playing field of the team. What factor motivates the decision to buy season tickets?

a)

The sense of loyalty to the coach of the team

b)

The unpredictable performance of the team

c)

The geographic location of the stadium

d)

The design and layout of the venue

36.

A sports or an event organization will use a team name, mascot, and logo as important elements to create and maintain which promotion effort?

a)

Image extension

b)

Financial Accountability

c)

Brand awareness

d)

Market segmentation

37.

What might a sports organization offer a business to encourage that business to sponsor an event?

a)

Free advertising

b)

Partial ownership

c)

Percent of profits

d)

Naming rights

38.

Which is an example of a celebrity endorsing an event simply by being associated with it?

a)

Attending a grand opening

b)

Saying a tournament is great

c)

Appearing in a print ad

d)

Cheering for a football team

39.

The ultimate purpose of branding in sports or event marketing is to achieve which action?

a)

Create awareness

b)

Encourage sales

c)

Identify the retailer

d)

Obtain a sponsor

40.

Athletes are often considered to be particularly effective promoting products related to which of their areas?

a)

Sport

b)

Lifestyle

c)

Background

d)

Education

41.

What is a celebrity who is paid to use a product and discuss its effectiveness during a lengthy TV commercial giving?

a)

A personal observation

b)

An interview

c)

A testimony

d)

A sales presentation

42.

What are royalties?

a)

A percentage of expected sales

b)

A percentage of actual sales

c)

A percentage of union dues

d)

A percentage of taxes

43.

Which is the basis for the licensing process?

a)

The fans

b)

Manufacturing

c)

Trademarked property

d)

Sponsorship

44.

When designing an event program for a charity event, it is important to perform which action?

a)

Acknowledge the event sponsors

b)

Offer free admission coupons to other events

c)

Provide product samples

d)

Include the printing costs on the back-cover

45.

Which is a primary reason that many colleges and universities sell the naming rights for their new football stadiums or basketball arenas?

a)

Help pay for construction expenses

b)

Honor a former student-athlete

c)

Create publicity for the new facility

d)

Encourage fans to attend sports events

46.

Sports marketers have an advantage over all other types of licensors in the international marketplace due to which situation?

a)

Soccer is so popular.

b)

Foreign countries are usually wealthy.

c)

They already make so much money in the U.S. market.

d)

Sports are universally appealing.

47.

Which is an example of a licensed product?

a)

Converse shoes

b)

Buick invitational golf tournament

c)

NASCAR earrings

d)

Wheaties cereal box featuring an athlete

48.

A primary reason that large businesses purchase the naming rights to a new sports or event facility is due to which situation?

a)

It is the least expensive way to create name recognition.

b)

It provides exclusivity and has potential to maximize exposure.

c)

It reduces the need to engage in other promotional activities.

d)

It usually increases spectator fan-base loyalty levels.

49.

A celebrity appearing in a commercial for a soft drink while wearing a certain brand of clothing and holding a certain brand of tennis racquet is an example of which activity?

a)

Team-building

b)

Cross-promotion

c)

Personal selling

d)

Public relations

50.

Team-related factors that affect brand equity include which components?

a)

Schedule, coaches, and reputation

b)

Star athletes, schedule, and tradition

c)

Tradition, performance, and star athletes

d)

Performance, coaches, and star athletes

51.

Which statement is true regarding sports marketing?

a)

Sports marketing encompasses only the radio and television media.

b)

The use of high-profile athletes to endorse products does not increase brand recognition.

c)

The distribution of licensed sports apparel is an effective way to create team and brand awareness.

d)

Corporations sponsor sporting events to decrease their brand recognition.