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CC Mock Test

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

HBO’s show “House of the Dragon” incorporates several familiar musical cues from the show “Game of Thrones”, including the iconic theme song. Given that both shows operate in the realm of Westeros, certain commonalities can be expected. HBO really wanted to stress the continuity of the two shows. The platform probably wanted to ease fans of the original series into something new, by using the same song at the end of every episode. From a psychological perspective, this is an example of:

a)

Social learning

b)

Instrumental conditioning

c)

Classical conditioning

d)

Conspicuous consumption

2.

To the Economic perspective in consumption, the term consumer sovereignty refers to:

a)

a theory that links prosperity to consumer demand

b)

how consumers decide what is produced through their purchases

c)

A risk-taking individual in search of profits

d)

People value something more because they have it

3.

According to the stimulus-response model of consumer behavior, environmental stimuli do not include which of the following:

a)

Family and social class

b)

Iphone’s ringtone sound

c)

Personal income

d)

Consumer credit and savings

4.

Many consumption activities are presented in a spirit of sanctity in order to sanctify the consumption. The process that normalizes the activity of spending money and gives such characteristics to a product/brand is known as:

a)

symbolism

b)

sacralization

c)

objectification

d)

desacralization

5.

Which of the following statements is true?

a)

The capability of any commodity to satisfy human wants is known as utility

b)

The capability of any commodity to satisfy human wants is known as taste

c)

The capability of any commodity to satisfy human wants is known as motivation

d)

The capability of any commodity to satisfy human wants is known as quality

6.

According to the Marketing perspective on consumption, experiential consumption helps us to understand:

a)

Consumers as problem-solvers

b)

The sensory and hedonic aspects of consumption

c)

Where consumers go for the best shopping experience

d)

The rational aspects of consumer behavior

7.

Middle-class respectability required all but which of the following?  

a)

financial independence

b)

living modestly and soberly

c)

merit and character

d)

conspicuous consumption

8.

According to the Consumer perspective on consumption, sumptuary legislation was created in the 18th century: 

a)

to encourage sumptuous consumption by member of the upper class

b)

to discourage shoplifting and counterfeit goods

c)

to prevent luxurious consumption by members of lower classes

d)

to encourage conspicuous consumption by members of the working class

9.

Jorge’s colleagues think he is friendly and funny. By reflecting on their opinions Jorge is looking at his:

a)

ideal self

b)

self-concept

c)

social self

d)

self-esteem

10.

Shari Gomez sees the big red heart on the front of a Fresi Krispis box and immediately thinks of an ad she has seen that discusses the heart-healthy benefits of Fresi Krispis. This is an illustration of:

a)

a stimulus-response connection

b)

vicarious learning

c)

consumer socialization

d)

consumer sovereignty

11.

When the products that you buy make statements about your social position. The objects act as sign vehicles, carrying meaning just like a written word. They're the signs you carry around that tell people where you fit in society and how to interact with you. This refers to: 

a)

Conspicuous consumption

b)

Sacred consumption

c)

Profane consumption

d)

Impulsive consumption

12.

During the 80’s, academics’ definition of consumption was mainly associated with:

a)

Shopping things

b)

Disposal of things

c)

Use of things

d)

Waste of things

13.

During the 18th century…

a)

social welfare of consumers was determined by self-effort and merit

b)

consumers came to know and trust goods by the way new brands were advertised

c)

appeared the marketing mix or the 4Ps

d)

None of the above

14.

Perception is a three-stage process. Which amongst these is NOT a stage in the perceptual process?

a)

Exposure

b)

Interpretation

c)

Attention

d)

Retention

15.

During the Industrial Revolution, which class created and obtained the newest wealth?

a)

The working class

b)

The middle class

c)

The nobility

d)

Unions

16.

Which of the following statements about population trends during the Industrial Revolution is most accurate?

a)

Demand for labor in factories was one cause of the population shift toward urban areas

b)

Population decreased during the first stage of industrialization because of unsafe working conditions.

c)

People left cities to move to farms because of improvements in farming from the agricultural revolution

d)

Towns built near coal and iron mines suffered a loss of population as workers left for factory jobs in cities

17.

Unlike utilitarian value, hedonic value:  

a)

is an end in itself

b)

is objective in nature

c)

can be rationally explained

d)

is a means to an end

18.

This personality trait is central to the understanding of consumer culture:

a)

Frugality

b)

Innovativeness

c)

Neuroticism

d)

Self-consciousness

19.

Consumer attitudes are formed by:

a)

Symbols, responses, ideas

b)

Beliefs, behaviors, affect

c)

Motivations, goals, emotions

d)

None of the above

20.

Learning acquired by accident or without much effort is known as ________ learning.

a)

Extrinsic

b)

Intentional

c)

Incidental

d)

Instrumental