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Marketing N5

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is Marketing Important?

a)

Can attract new customers

b)

It can allow businesses to enter new market

c)

Stunts growth of a new business

d)

Can reduce the amount of profit a business makes

2.

If a business has more customers than others in the same market, they can become a...

a)

Market Segment

b)

Market Share

c)

Market Growth

d)

Market Leader

3.

A business introduced Halal meat into the menu. Which market segment are they targeting?

a)

Income/social class

b)

Lifestyle

c)

Religious or cultural belief

d)

Geographical Location

4.

Lush has brought out a new pink conditioner. Which market segment are they targeting?

a)

Age

b)

Occupation

c)

Geographical Location

d)

Gender

5.

ASDA has become very successful for reducing their prices in their 'Just Essentials Range'. This targets which market segment?

a)

Age

b)

Income/Social Class

c)

Gender

d)

Lifestyle

6.

Define the term 'Market Share'.

a)

The portion of a market controlled by a particular business

b)

The business selling the largest quantity of a particular product

c)

The change in a markets size over a given period

d)

The business selling the smallest quantity of a particular product

7.

Why do businesses use a target market?

a)

To make sure product is suitable and specific to meet customer group needs

b)

To make sure the product is sold in the least accessible place for customers

c)

The price can be set which will reflect

8.

Target marketing is beneficial to businesses as money would be wasted on promoting products in the wrong segment, negatively impacting on sales.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

The 4P's of Marketing is also known as what name?

a)

The Product Market

b)

The Product Mix

c)

Market Expansion Model

d)

The Marketing Mix

10.

This element of the Marketing Mix is concerned with where the business makes products available to the customer.

a)

Product

b)

Price

c)

Place

d)

Promotion

11.

This element of the Marketing Mix is important as the customer needs to know the product exists to be encouraged to purchase it.

a)

Product

b)

Price

c)

Place

d)

Promotion

12.

This Marketing Mix element relates to the actual item produced by the business to be sold in a market.

a)

Product

b)

Price

c)

Place

d)

Promotion

13.

Before a product is made available to the market it has to go through a number of activities. This term is called...

a)

Product Development

b)

Market Segmentation

c)

Market Growth

d)

Product Diversification

14.

A model of a product during the product development stage this is known as a prototype

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Which of the following is not a risk of developing a new product

a)

Customer might not want the product

b)

The reputation of the business could be damaged

c)

Money invested in the product will improve the businesses profit and reputation

d)

External factors may impact the products success

16.

The Product Life Cycle shows the different stages of the products life as follows:

a)

Introduction

Maturity

Growth

Decline

b)

Introduction

Prototype

Maturity

Decline

c)

Introduction

Stagnant

Growth

Decline

d)

Introduction

Growth

Maturity

Decline

17.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of having a brand?

a)

If a product within the brand is poor or gets a bad reputation this can damage the reputation of the business

b)

Easily recognisable to customers. This helps customers identify a business from competitors

c)

Higher prices can be charges as people often see branded products as higher quality

d)

To encourage customers to become brand loyal to the business

18.

A brand can be a logo, name or symbol that is something identifiable which is given to a group or type of product.

a)

False

b)

True

19.

Which of the following are factors to consider when deciding the price of a product?

a)

Environmental impact

b)

Suitable infrastructure

c)

How much it costs to make the products

d)

How much of the product can be supplied

20.

If the price charged is lower than the price charged by competitors. What type of pricing strategy is this?

a)

skimming pricing

b)

Promotional pricing

c)

premium pricing

d)

Low pricing

21.

Which of the following is not a factor of deciding a businesses location (place)?

a)

Where the customer is

b)

Government incentives and grants

c)

Employee availability

d)

Promotional strategies

22.

Distribution methods is...

a)

A section involved in the product life cycle

b)

A type a pricing strategy used by the business

c)

How a business physically gets the product to the customer

d)

How a business brands their products

23.

Which of the following are advantages of using road as a method of distribution?

a)

Products can be transported across the world

b)

Not as environmentally friendly as other methods

c)

Delivery is often quick

d)

Customer receives the product direct to their door

24.

A disadvantage of this distribution method is that it is time consuming to transport products across the world.

a)

Road

b)

Train

c)

Sea

25.

Which of the following distribution methods allows delivery of products across the world the quickest however large items cannot be transported?

a)

Road

b)

Train

c)

Air

d)

Sea

26.

Advertising is important because...

a)

It makes customers aware that a product exists

b)

Increase sales of products

c)

It lets businesses feel important

d)

Encourages people to buy it and provides information on the product

27.

A business which sells products in physical stores only is called E-commerce?

a)

True

b)

False

28.

Which of the following describes a Quick Response (QR) codes

a)

This can be used to direct people to a business website

b)

The logo, name or symbol that is given to this type of product

c)

It is similar to a barcode

d)

When it is scanned by using a computer/phone it takes a person to the website

29.

Which of the following are disadvantages of E-commerce?

a)

The goods cant be seen or handled before buying

b)

3D views of the product can often be seen

c)

Can be expensive to make and maintain a website

d)

Products can be customised using online software

30.

Which of the following are disadvantages of using Apps to promote and buy

products?

a)

Can often use free Wifi to access internet so easily accessible

b)

Internet connection depends on the location of where smartphone is being used

c)

Training is needed so the app can be designed and used easily by customers

d)

Can use it on the move - Don't need to be sitting on a laptop to use

31.

Advantages of text messaging as a promotion and communication tool is...

a)

Customer receives the message directly and instantly

b)

Lots of customers can be targeted

c)

Cheaper than some other methods of advertising

d)

Customer may receive lots of text message and feel frustrated

32.

Using E-mail to advertise has many advantages including...

a)

Viruses can be spread through e-mail

b)

E-mail can be sent at any time

c)

Documents and files can be sent as attachments on an e-mail

d)

Environmentally friendly compared to printing leaflets

33.

Advertising in newspaper has advantages as a promotional methods such as...

a)

Some specialist newspapers can be expensive to buy/advertise in

b)

The specific location of the customers can be targeted (nationally or locally)

c)

No sound, video or demonstrations of the product can be given

d)

Adverts can be kept by readers for reference later

34.

Promotion is just about advertising

a)

True

b)

False

35.

This type of promotion method involves regular people being able to try a product without having to pay for it.

a)

Special offers

b)

Free samples

c)

Celebrity endorsement

d)

Market research

36.

Celebrity endorsement is when a celebrity is used to promote a business e.g. Katy Perry and Just Eat

a)

True

b)

False

37.

Field research involves which of the following?

a)

Gathering secondary information

b)

Gathering primary information

c)

Carrying out surveys, interviews and observations

d)

Looking at newspapers, books and internet websites

38.

Advantages of desk research are...

a)

Research is more up to date

b)

Research is easy to obtain

c)

Decisions can be made quickly

d)

It is usually cheaper to gather saving the business money

39.

Which of the following is a method of desk research?

a)

Newspapers and books

b)

Personal interview

c)

Focus group

d)

Survey - Postal, telephone, online

40.

Which of the following are benefits of businesses using social media?

a)

Customers might not want to join the social networking site

b)

Information can be viewed by anyone, usually not private

c)

Large numbers of people can be reached

d)

Two way interaction occurs between the business and customers

41.

The Hall test involves...

a)

Interact with people on social networking sites

b)

When customers make a purchase at the checkout

c)

Watching something and recording what happens

d)

A product being given to customers to try and then getting their feedback

42.

Which of the following methods of advertising specifically targets smart phone and tablet users?

a)

In-app advertising

b)

E-mail advertsing

c)

TV advertising

d)

Radio advertising

43.

Under which of the following descriptions would a BOGOF sales promotion be listed?

a)

Celebrity endorsement

b)

Point of sale displays

c)

Special offers

44.

How do sales perform during the growth stage of the product life cycle?

a)

Sales are at their peak

b)

Sales rise

c)

Sales begin to fall

d)

Sales remain the same