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Marketing SWOT Branding Labels and Product Development

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does S stand for in SWOT?

a)

small

b)

strong

c)

strengths

d)

slow

2.

What does W in SWOT stand for?

a)

weather

b)

weaknesses

c)

wrong

d)

wide

3.

What does O in SWOT stand for?

a)

open

b)

only

c)

opportunities

d)

open-minded

4.

What does T in SWOT stand for?

a)

true

b)

threats

c)

trade

d)

troubles

5.

Positive factors that are not within the control of the business.

a)

Strength

b)

Weaknesses

c)

Opportunities

d)

Threat

6.

Things your company lacks.

a)

Strength

b)

Weakness

c)

Opportunity

d)

Threat

7.

Negative press/media coverage.

a)

Strength

b)

Weakness

c)

Opportunity

d)

Threat

8.

Negative factors that are beyond the control of the business.

a)

Strength

b)

Weaknesses

c)

Opportunities

d)

Threats

9.

Positive and controllable factors that contribute to the business’ success.

a)

Strength

b)

Weaknesses

c)

Opportunities

d)

Threats

10.

New and popular products are being introduced in the market from other competitors.

a)

Strength

b)

Weaknesses

c)

Opportunities

d)

Threats

11.

MARKETING Helps the customers to differentiate one product from another.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

12.

Brand and logo falls under what category?

a)

Trademark

b)

Patent

c)

Copyright

13.

The use of a name, design, symbol, or a combination of those elements that an organization uses to help differentiate its products from the competition.

a)

Advertising

b)

Branding

c)

Logo

d)

Slogan

14.

Legal protection that creators have over the things they create.

a)

Fair Use

b)

Creator's Right

c)

Copyright

d)

The Bill of Rights

15.

"I'm lovin' it" is an example of what?

a)

logo

b)

slogan

16.

the specific group of consumers interested in your product or service

a)

Target Audience

b)

Customers

c)

Group

d)

Buyers

17.

Some large corporations buy the ________ for sports stadiums, convention centers, and other public places to show their support for a community

a)

intangibles

b)

metaphors

c)

naming rights

d)

print-label blend

18.

logos represents a brand

a)

True

b)

false

19.

4 P's of Marketing

a)

Product, Potential, Public, Price

b)

Public, Person, Promotion, Price

c)

Product, Promotion, Place, Price

d)

Product, Person, Potential, Price

20.

The acronym 'P.E.S.T.' is used for outside threats to a company when conducting a SWOT analysis. What does PEST stand for?

a)

Promotion Evaluation Sales Team

b)

Political Economical Social Technology

c)

Please Exercise Satisfactory Testing

d)

Promotion Economical Selective Threats

21.

Involves cultural trends and observing customer behaviors.

a)

introducing the product

b)

evaluating acceptance

c)

testing the product

d)

generating ideas

22.

Eliminating possibilities until one or two ideas are selected for development.

a)

generating ideas

b)

screening ideas

c)

introducing the product

d)

evaluating customer acceptance

23.

A prototype is made and tested.

a)

testing the product

b)

evaluating customer acceptance

c)

screening ideas

d)

generating ideas

24.

Evaluates proposed product in terms of size of market, potential sales, costs, profit potential, technology, the competition, and the level of risk involved.

a)

screening ideas

b)

testing the product

c)

business proposal

d)

introducing the product

25.

This stage is also called "commercialization". New products are advertised to introduce benefits to consumers.

a)

Developing the product

b)

Testing the product

c)

Developing a proposal

d)

Introducing the product

26.

Marketers track customer responses to the product.

a)

Evaluating customer acceptance

b)

Developing the product

c)

Testing the product

d)

Testing a product proposal

27.

Creativity is essential in this step of new product development.

a)

Testing the product

b)

Development of the product

c)

Generating ideas

d)

Introduction of the product

28.

A model of a new product.

a)

protagonist

b)

prototype

c)

proton

d)

production