wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

NEW

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

SEM 1 Exam Review

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following positions is a sport-marketing position:
a)
A.      Advertising director
b)
B.      Head coach
c)
C.      Director of hockey operations
d)
D.     Chief financial officer
2.
Which of the following sport-marketing activities involves creating promotional copy for printed publications:
a)
A.      Advertising
b)
B.      Merchandising
c)
C.      Social Media
d)
D.     Sales
3.
Which of the following marketing activities involves selling airtime for sponsors’ verbal messages broadcast over the public address system at games:
a)
A.      Group sales
b)
B.      Advertising sales
c)
C.      Ticket sales
d)
D.     Corporate sales
4.
Which of the following marketing activities involves keeping detailed ticket sales records:
a)
A.      Ticket sales
b)
B.      Market research and development
c)
C.      Merchandising
d)
D.     Ticket management
5.
Which of the following marketing activities usually involves planning youth clinics for fans:
a)
A.      Media relations
b)
B.      Advertising
c)
C.      Market research & development
d)
D.     Community relations
6.
Which of the following marketing activities involves responsibility for a sport organization’s licensing activities:
a)
A.      Merchandising
b)
B.      Community relations
c)
C.      Public relations
d)
D.     Sales
7.
Which of the following marketing activities involves writing press releases and organizing news conferences for a sport organization:
a)
A.      Promotions
b)
B.      Media relations
c)
C.      Advertising
d)
D.     Community relations
8.
Which of the following marketing activities involves answering fan mail for a sport organization:
a)
A.      Community relations
b)
B.      Market research and development
c)
C.      Media relations
d)
D.     Promotions
9.
Which of the following would be considered an event in event marketing:
a)
A.      A family vacation
b)
B.      A college graduation ceremony
c)
C.      A kindergarten class party
d)
D.     A restaurant opening
10.
Most event firms specialize in
a)
A.      sponsorship sales.
b)
B.      marketing.
c)
C.      management.
d)
D.     public relations.
11.
As a public relations director, which of the following would be one of your job duties:
a)
A.      Making travel arrangements
b)
B.      Organizing news conferences
c)
C.      Contacting potential sponsors
d)
D.     Fulfilling ticket orders
12.
You’re in charge of hospitality for a play opening on Broadway. Which of the following would be your responsibility:
a)
A.      Designing posters
b)
B.      Allocating press passes
c)
C.      Identifying a target audience
d)
D.     Reserving hotel rooms for special guests
13.
Assigning workers to their proper posts at a charity run/walk is the responsibility of a
a)
A.      volunteer coordinator.
b)
B.      sales promotion coordinator.
c)
C.      vendor coordinator.
d)
D.     public relations director.
14.
Which of the following is the most crucial step in starting a sport or event marketing career:
a)
A.      Networking
b)
B.      Personality
c)
C.      Internship
d)
D.     Education
15.

            How do customers benefit from the effective use of buying motives in selling?

a)

Their merchandise returns increase.

b)

They become repeat customers.

c)

Their needs and wants are satisfied.

d)

They tell others about the business.

16.

Which of the following are characteristics of a sporting event:

a)

Intangible and perishable

b)

Inexpensive and regional

c)

Unlimited and costly

d)

Unchanging and scarce

17.

Participating in an exercise class at the local health club is an example of

a)

taking lessons.

b)

improving skills

c)

weight lifting

d)

personal training.

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.

Businesses that place ads in college football programs are using the sport as a

a)

delivery system.

b)

publicity medium.

c)

marketing tool.

d)

pricing technique.

 

20.

Pepsi and Coke competing for the right to sell their line of soft drinks at a stadium is an example of marketing

a)

products to sports.

b)

   sporting goods and services.

c)

the sport event.

d)

services through sport.

21.

            To buy a product, customers in a market must first

a)

locate the product in a store.

b)

learn the product’s features.

c)

make sure the product is on sale

d)

be willing to buy the product

22.

A target market can be described as the

a)

sample of the market

b)

group of customers the business seeks to attract.

c)

direction the market is headed

d)

way a business draws its customers

23.

The same person can be included in more than one

a)

religion

b)

income level.

c)

generation.

d)

target market.

24.

When using mass marketing, marketers seek to appeal to the __________ market.

a)

entire

b)

local

c)

loyal

d)

teen

25.

Market segmentation is about dividing the market into __________ groups

a)

specific

b)

  identical

c)

general

d)

age

26.

When the total market is divided, one of its groups is called a market

a)

share

b)

slice

c)

segment.

d)

subdivision

27.

Mass marketing is not as precise as _____________ marketing

a)

direct

b)

segment

c)

promotional

d)

event

28.

Today’s customers are not influenced by mass marketing alone because they are more

a)

discerning.

b)

decisive.

c)

determined.

d)

disciplined.

29.

Marketers divide their markets by grouping customers according to their

a)

differences.

b)

hobbies.

c)

occupations.

d)

similarities.

30.

Geographic segmentation is dividing a market by where customers are

a)

working.

b)

born.

c)

living.

d)

educated.

31.

Which of the following are common types of data used by marketers:

a)

Facts, predictions, estimates

b)

Predictions, estimates, quotes

c)

Quotes, facts, testimonials

d)

Quotes, testimonial, estimates

32.

Which of the following is an example of a fact:

a)

The economy should get better during the next decade.

b)

Valentine’s Day is on February 14.

c)

It could cost up to 20 million dollars to launch a new product.

d)

Junior year will be harder than sophomore year.

33.

Quinn is getting ready to start college. Though she knows that the figure could change over time, she guesses that her four years in school will cost her around $65,000. This is an example of a(n)

a)

quote.

b)

sales report.

c)

estimate.

d)

fact.

34.

A piece of easily observable data about a competitor is its

a)

current promotional campaign.

b)

products in development.

c)

sales reports.

d)

future plans.

35.

Having appropriate data helps marketers to set goals that are

a)

open-ended.

b)

realistic.

c)

general.

d)

difficult.

36.

Marketers use data to determine pricing strategies such as

a)

how much to spend on advertising.

b)

how much of the product to create.

c)

when to offer a discount on the product.

d)

what products to offer.

37.

Marketers must use data to estimate costs for projects and allocate funds appropriately. This is known as

a)

distributing.

b)

promoting.

c)

pricing.

d)

budgeting.

38.

Which of the following is a way that marketers can use data to follow up on any problems or issues with a product:

a)

Determining what new products to offer

b)

Deciding what wholesalers to use for distribution

c)

Providing salespeople with additional training

d)

Budgeting for product development

39.

Data obtained from negative outcomes can help marketers to

a)

avoid making the same mistakes in the future.

b)

increase profits.

c)

create SMART goals.

d)

analyze sales reports effectively.

40.

Using data wisely can help a company save money by

a)

spending more money.

b)

running more efficiently.

c)

hiring fewer employees.

d)

eliminating the competition.

41.

One reason that marketers conduct secondary research is to

a)

clarify research questions.

b)

create hypotheses.

c)

make accurate predictions.

d)

learn more about a specific industry.

42.

Marketers look for internal data in

a)

trade association reports.

b)

informal interviews.

c)

the organization’s information system.

d)

government databases.

43.

Which of the following is an example of internal data:

a)

A field test

b)

A cash register receipt

c)

A competitor’s website

d)

A media report

44.

A marketer is having difficulty finding data about a competitor because the competitor’s financial records have not been made public. Which disadvantage of secondary research does this situation illustrate?

a)

It can be incomplete.

b)

It can be out of date.

c)

It can be costly.

d)

It can be time-consuming.

45.

How is primary research different now than it was in the past?

a)

It is more enjoyable

b)

It is more affordable.

c)

It is more difficult.

d)

It is more time-consuming.

46.

Which of the following is an example of a venue:

a)

Statesville Sporting Goods store

b)

Statesville Recreation Complex

c)

Statesville Annual Marathon

d)

Statesville Jazz Festival

47.

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

a)

intangible

b)

inconsistent

c)

branded

d)

tangible

48.

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) __________ product.

a)

perishable

b)

imperishable

c)

consistent

d)

tangible

49.

Since a team’s performances are inconsistent from game to game, sport marketers might try to attract consumers by

a)

discontinuing group discounts.

b)

changing venues.

c)

lowering ticket prices.

d)

raising ticket prices.

50.

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

a)

Workout session with a personal trainer

b)

Tennis racket repair at a country club

c)

Water bottle sold at a health club pro shop

d)

Aerobics classes at a health club

51.

Kellogg’s Froot Loops, General Mills’ Chex, and Post Honey Bunches of Oats are all examples of

a)

product brands.

b)

trade characters.

c)

brand marks.

d)

generic items.

52.

The Keebler Elves, Ronald McDonald, and Mr. Peanut are examples of

a)

product brands.

b)

trade names.

c)

trade characters.

d)

private brands.

53.

When buying things like towels or toilet paper, Mike prefers to save money by buying plainly packaged products that receive little or no promotion, also known as

a)

undersold items.

b)

generic items.

c)

stealth brands.

d)

private brands

54.

Several restaurant companies, including Long John Silver’s and KFC, have successfully joined forces to increase brand recognition, customer loyalty, and sales for all companies involved. Such arrangements between companies are examples of

a)

brand positioning.

b)

brand extension.

c)

brand licensing.

d)

co-branding.

55.

What do sponsors want to accomplish by putting their company logos on NASCAR automobiles?

a)

Contracts

b)

Entertainment

c)

New leads

d)

Brand recognition

56.

The basis for the licensing process is

a)

manufacturing.

b)

sponsorship.

c)

trademarked property.

d)

the fans

57.

Which of the following companies is a licensor that holds the rights to trademarked property:

a)

Champ’s Sporting Goods

b)

The New York Yankees

c)

adidas

d)

Upper Deck

58.

The main benefit of being a licensor is

a)

public relations.

b)

trademark protection.

c)

market expansion.

d)

profits.

59.

What are royalties?

a)

A percentage of expected sales

b)

A percentage of taxes

c)

A percentage of union dues

d)

A percentage of actual sales

60.

The fee a licensee pays up front to use trademarked property is called a(n)

a)

expected sales fee.

b)

percentage fee.

c)

guarantee.

d)

expense.

61.

Repeated exposure to the largest, most diverse population of people is a benefit of which advertising?

a)

Out-of-home

b)

Newspaper

c)

Direct

d)

Radio

62.

What are the basic elements of print advertisements?

a)

Artwork, illustrations, logo, and colorwork

b)

Headline, illustration, copy, and business identification

c)

Layout, arrangement, white space, and border

d)

Headline, subhead, copy, and price

63.

Computers are complex products and have features that need to be explained. Which element would be crucial to include in an advertisement for a new computer?

a)

Slogan

b)

Headline

c)

Copy

d)

Illustration

64.

Advertising copy that states “Only 3 days left” is trying to obtain which outcome?

a)

Encourage action

b)

Describe features

c)

Identify benefits

d)

Make a claim

65.

A business places a matrix on a promotional sign that potential customers can scan with their smartphones. After scanning the matrix, potential customers have digital coupons in their smartphones which they use to obtain discounted products at the point of purchase. This form of mobile advertising involves the use of which feature?

a)

Cable-network tags

b)

Reverse-messaging features

c)

Receipt verification applications

d)

Quick-response codes

66.

Which is a disadvantage of using direct mail letters as a form of promotion?

a)

The advertiser is limited to the type of letter formats that are available.

b)

The advertiser cannot be selective about who receives the letters

c)

Many people think of the letters as junk mail to be discarded without opening

d)

People usually expect the letters to arrive at specific times

67.

When writing letters for direct mail advertisements, the account executive responsible for promoting a team in the National Hockey League should perform which action?

a)

Develop copy that is in more detail than that in print advertisements

b)

Write copy that will appeal to a mass audience

c)

Attempt to depersonalize the message

d)

Recognize that the results of the direct mail effort cannot be measured

68.

Why is it important for online businesses to write content for their website home pages that is interesting as well as concise?

a)

Message is complex

b)

Access is restricted

c)

Design is simple

d)

Space is limited

69.

One advantage of using e-mail marketing is that it has which feature?

a)

Anonymous

b)

Profit-oriented

c)

Cost-effective

d)

Impersonal

70.

For higher response rates, businesses should develop marketing e-mail messages that have which features?

a)

Short, simple, and understandable

b)

Relevant, short, and complex

c)

Interesting, unique, and lengthy

d)

Appealing, complex, and relevant

71.

A radio station sells a 30-second spot for $500. If the number of listeners is 200,000, what is the cost per thousand (CPM)?

a)

$50.00

b)

$5.00

c)

$25.00

d)

$2.50

72.

Which type of media should an event planner use to promote an upcoming local charity event to the general public?

a)

Direct mail

b)

Local television

c)

National newspaper

d)

Consumer magazine

73.

A sports or an event organization can determine advertising reach of a magazine by analyzing which component of the publication?

a)

Billing cycle

b)

Circulation

c)

Finances

d)

Response mode

74.

The cost to a business of radio spots will vary depending on which feature?

a)

Basic production costs

b)

Size of the business

c)

Number of listeners being reached

d)

Type of information being aired

75.

An advertiser spent $117,000 for 12 television spots with a total of 240 GRPs (gross rating points). What was the cost per GRP?

a)

$975.50

b)

$585.50

c)

$712.50

d)

$487.50