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SEM I Unit 2 Review

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When or how should a professional soccer league obtain information about its fans in order to learn about the needs and wants of a target market?

a)

Before it implements organizational changes

b)

In a proactive and systematic manner

c)

Only when there appears to be a problem

d)

If ticket sales show short-term improvement

2.

Sporting goods businesses often gather marketing information to accomplish which action?

a)

Identify trends

b)

Adjust credit ratings

c)

Gain the respect of competitors

d)

Obtain licensing contracts

3.

What kind of goals should sport, or event marketers set if they have the appropriate data?

a)

General

b)

Realistic

c)

Open-ended

d)

Broad

4.

What is one way that sports or event marketers use marketing information?

a)

To develop new products

b)

To change economic trends

c)

To prepare sales invoices

d)

To determine credit scores

5.

Something that actually-exists; reality; truth

a)

Marketing Information

b)

Facts

c)

Estimates

d)

Predictions

6.

An approximate judgment or careful calculation about the impact of a product

a)

Facts

b)

Marketing Information

c)

Estimates

d)

Predictions

7.

A forecast of something to happen

a)

Estimates

b)

Facts

c)

Marketing Information

d)

Predictions

8.

Data collected from internal or external sources to help make marketing decisions

a)

Marketing Information

b)

Facts

c)

Estimates

d)

Predictions

9.

Information/records within an organization.

a)

External Data

b)

Secondary Data

c)

External Data

d)

Internal Data

10.

Information/records outside an organization.

a)

External Data

b)

Internal Data

c)

Primary Data

d)

Secondary Data

11.

Original DATA or FACTS collected for a purpose

a)

Secondary Data

b)

Primary Data

c)

Internal Data

d)

External Data

12.

Information and conclusions gathered from reviewing primary data

a)

Primary Data

b)

Internal Data

c)

Secondary Data

d)

External Data

13.

Which is a secondary source of information for a sport or an event?

a)

Personal interviews

b)

Accounting records

c)

Computerized surveys

d)

Demographic reports

14.

Which is an example of a secondary source of data that a sport, or an event marketer can obtain internally?

a)

Government website

b)

Magazine article

c)

Sales report

d)

Trade journal

15.

A sports or an event organization that wants to obtain information about the population in a certain geographic location might use which source?

a)

Government sources

b)

Primary databases

c)

Personal questionnaires

d)

Telephone surveys

16.

To know what websites and advertisements visitors see, sports and event e-marketers would check which component?

a)

Internet service providers

b)

Clickstream data

c)

Direct delivery programs

d)

Text files

17.

Data collected by the researcher first hand specifically for the purpose of the study

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Qualitative

d)

Quantitative

18.

Data collected by someone other than the user

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Qualitative

d)

Quantitative

19.

Data can be observed but not measured

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Qualitative

d)

Quantitative

20.

Data which can be measured.

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Qualitative

d)

Quantitative

21.

Data that can be found by looking within the company/organization

a)

External

b)

Internal

c)

Estimate

d)

Projection

22.

Data the originates outside the organization for which the research is being done

a)

External

b)

Internal

c)

Primary

d)

Facts

23.

What information is usually contained in a database about competitors?

a)

Budget structure

b)

Advertising media

c)

Creative strategy

d)

Production Techniques

24.

Which is a reason why businesses should regularly monitor their internal records that contain marketing information?

a)

To prioritize investment goals

b)

To analyze product performance

c)

To review employment trends

d)

To compile regulatory data

25.

What type of competitor information is important for sports or event organizations to maintain in a database?

a)

Consumption

b)

Market size

c)

Demographics

d)

Price lists

26.

Which might a sport, or an event organization search to obtain marketing information?

a)

Foundations

b)

Media

c)

Newsletters

d)

The Internet

27.

Which internal records might a business use to analyze information regarding customer satisfaction levels?

a)

Comment cards

b)

Credit reports

c)

Debit receipts

d)

Expense reports

28.

What type of marketing information might a business obtain by monitoring sales invoices?

a)

Service tactics

b)

Profit margin

c)

Sales territory

d)

Customer profiles

29.

A sports or an event marketer is having difficulty finding data about a competitor. The financial records of competitors are unavailable for public access. Which disadvantage of secondary research does this situation illustrate?

a)

It can be time consuming.

b)

It can be incomplete.

c)

It can be costly.

d)

It can be out of date.

30.

A professional soccer league is considering an expansion team in a certain city. What is the best online secondary source to obtain current demographic information about the location?

a)

National news outlet

b)

Youth magazine

c)

Sporting goods association

d)

Government census

31.

What internal records do many businesses monitor in order to obtain useful marketing information?

a)

Sales reports

b)

Industry projections

c)

Print advertisements

d)

Trade journals

32.

One way for the WSC Swim and Racquet Club to obtain primary information about the quality of its facilities, and the level of its services is by completing which action?

a)

Collecting promotional literature

b)

Reading industry publications

c)

Viewing the websites of competitors

d)

Surveying the club members

33.

Primary research includes collecting data for which situation?

a)

The current research project

b)

Marketers across the industry to use

c)

Understanding the economic cycles

d)

Informational purposes only