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Marketing Test

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Modern marketing aims to satisfy the wants of the consumer. Marketing personnel should consider first of all …………………

a)

how to advertise the product.

b)

what products the customer desires.

c)

how to distribute the product

d)

engineering problems.

2.

Between the producer and the consumer certain goods are stored along the way. Storing along distribution channel……………….

a)

is suitable for all products

b)

makes quicker delivery to consumers.

c)

makes standardization and grading necessary.

d)

does not add to the cost of the product.

3.

Among other things, modern marketing considers selling the correct product at the proper place. This means that………………

a)

advertising will help increase sales.

b)

distribution is more important than product design

c)

place utility and consumer demand must be considered.

d)

if a product is for sale, someone will buy it.

4.

The marketers’ goal is shifting from making profit on each sale to making long-term profits by ......................

a)

building huge customer databases

b)

“mass-customizing” companies’ offerings

c)

managing the lifetime value of a customer.

d)

mass marketing to all customers

5.

The new thinking of partner relationship management is that........................

a)

marketers connect with their suppliers

b)

marketing is done only by marketing sales and customer support people.

c)

companies let each department go its own way

d)

every employee must be customer focused.

6.

Changes in the 21st century affecting marketing are

a)

technological advances

b)

rapid globalization

c)

continuing social and economic shifts

d)

all the above

7.

The channel of distribution selected for consumer products sold on the retail market depends upon ..............

a)

middlemen.

b)

the type of product.

c)

convenient locations.

d)

place utility.

8.

Middlemen are...............

a)

growers who sell produce directly to a customer at a roadside stand.

b)

people who take possession of merchandise and take title to it or arrange for transfer of ownership.

c)

consumers who purchase every product from the producer.

d)

people who compare quality and price before making a decision about a purchase

9.

Modern marketing is a coordinated system of business activities because……………………………….

a)

it involves solving design problems to meet consumer demands.

b)

it involves having the product at the right place at the right time.

c)

it considers the profitability of the company

d)

all of the above.

10.

Shopping goods are ............................

a)

products which have a low price and can be found at several convenient locations.

b)

go through several middlemen before they arrive at the place where the consumer purchases them.

c)

products which generally cost more than convenience goods and require more consideration of price and quality than do convenience goods.

d)

are found at supermarkets, convenience stores, and even in vending machines.

11.

The main ........................... between a chain store and a franchise store is that the chain store is owned by the parent company.

a)

similarity

b)

difference

c)

comparison

d)

reason

12.

A franchise store may be owned by a small business manager who has ............................to operate from a larger company.

a)

ability

b)

responsibility

c)

possibility

d)

permission

13.

Promotion tools are.................

a)

advertising

b)

personal selling

c)

sales promotion

d)

public relations

e)

all the above

14.

The method of advertising selected depends upon....................

a)

the product

b)

the product, the distribution of the market, and the type of information which the company wishes to tell about its product

c)

the distribution of the market

d)

the type of information which the company wishes to tell about its product

15.

............................important decisions must be made when developing an advertising program: setting objectives, setting the advertising budget, developing advertising strategy and evaluating advertising campaigns.

a)

Six

b)

Three

c)

Five

d)

Four

16.

.....................involves a sales person trying to persuade customers directly to buy a product

a)

Advertising

b)

Personal selling

c)

A sales representative

d)

Sales staff

17.

................are certificates that give buyers a saving when they purchase specified products.

a)

Samples

b)

Premiums

c)

Coupons

d)

Cash refund offers

18.

...........................is another tool to build good relations with the public by obtaining favorable publicity, building up a good company image, and handling or heading off unfavorable rumors, stories, and events.

a)

Point-of-purchase promotion

b)

Public relations

c)

Contests, sweepstakes and games

d)

Sales promotion

19.

Another type of common PR tool is special events such as booklet, news conferences, press tours, multimedia presentation, educational programs, etc designed ........................................

a)

to reach and interest target publics.

b)

to create product and company publicity.

c)

to draw attention of several different media.

d)

to develop and circulate information.

20.

To find the best marketing mix and put it into action, the company engages in ..............................

a)

market segmentation, targeting, and positioning.

b)

serving and satisfying these segments.

c)

marketing analysis, planning, implementation, and control.

d)

identifing the total market.

21.

The process of dividing a market into different groups of buyers who have different needs, characteristics, or behavior and who might require separate products or marketing programs, is called .......................

a)

marketing implementation.

b)

market segmentation.

c)

marketing analysis.

d)

marketing.

22.

...........................involves evaluating each market segment’s attractiveness and selecting one or more segments to enter.

a)

Marketing planning

b)

Marketing control

c)

Marketing

d)

Target marketing

23.

...............................is arranging for a product to occupy a clear, distinctive, and desirable place relative to competing products in the minds of target consumers.

a)

Target marketing

b)

Market segmentation

c)

Market positioning

d)

Marketing mix

24.

.......................means the goods and services combination the company offers to the target market.

a)

Product

b)

Price

c)

Place

d)

Promotion

25.

Managing the marketing function begins with .......................of the company’s situation.

a)

overall strategic objectives

b)

marketing strategies

c)

marketing planning

d)

a complete analysis

26.

.............................involves evaluating the results of marketing strategies and plans and taking actions to ensure that objectives are achieved.

a)

Marketing planning

b)

Marketing control

c)

Marketing implementation

d)

Marketing function

27.

To ..............................., companies must understand customers to design market offers with more value than the offers of competitors.

a)

develop strong customer relationships

b)

understand their competitors

c)

position the company against competitors

d)

gain competitive advantage

28.

....................................is one that spends most of its time tracking competitors’ moves and market shares and trying to find strategies to attack them.

a)

A customer – centered company

b)

A successful company

c)

A competitor – centered company

d)

A strategy-focused company

29.

..................................often pays a big amount of money to develop new products and markets, expand distribution, and educate the market.

a)

The market leader

b)

The challenger

c)

A follower

d)

A runner-up company

30.

To remain number one, leading firms can take any of these actions.

a)

find ways to expand total demand

b)

protect their current market share through good defensive and offensive actions

c)

expand their market share further, even if market size remains constant

d)

all the above

31.

The aim of ................................is to determine the benefits that target customer value and how customers rate the relative value of various competitors’ offers.

a)

assessing competitors

b)

attacking at bad competitors

c)

competing with competitors

d)

customer value analysis

32.

Brand building involves ........................strategy decisions.

a)

six

b)

five

c)

four

d)

three

33.

Marketers need to ...................... their brands clearly in target customers’ minds

a)

identify

b)

find out

c)

position

d)

build

34.

..............................should have a lot of qualities such as suggesting something about the product’s benefits and qualities; easy to pronounce, recognize and remember; be distinctive; easy to be translated into other languages; have visual appeal; be capable of registration and legal protection.

a)

Brand positioning

b)

Brand identity

c)

Brand names

d)

Brand qualities

35.

A manufacturer has ..............................sponsorship options.

a)

six

b)

five

c)

three

d)

four

36.

The product may be launched as a manufacturer’s brand (a national brand), sell to resellers who use a private brand, market licensed brands, or join forces with another company ......................a product.

a)

to create

b)

to co-brand

c)

to form

d)

to establish

37.

When the company comes to developing brands it has some choices.

a)

introduce line extensions

b)

brand extensions

c)

multi-brands

d)

all the above

38.

................................gives a new product instant and faster acceptance, save the high advertising costs usually required to build a new brand name.

a)

Brand identity

b)

A multi-brand

c)

A line extension

d)

A brand extension

39.

...................................help the company to promote, sell, and distribute its goods to the buyers.

a)

Suppliers

b)

Purchasers

c)

Marketing intermediaries

d)

marketing services agencies

40.

A marketing environment encompasses .................................that drive and influence an organization's marketing activities.

a)

microenvironment

b)

macro-environment

c)

all the internal and external factors

d)

essential factors