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Intro Sports and Entertainment Marketing Exams

Total questions: 118

Worksheet time: 58mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

used to collect data about how people FEEL about their products, services, or ideas Often using surveys

a)

media research

b)

attitude or opinion research

c)

product research

d)

market intelligence research or sales research

2.

why is market research important?

a)

Research is fun, easy and cheap so even if nothing is learned, the experience is good

b)

Data generated by research can be sold to make extra money

c)

By researching, people know marketers care about them

d)

Without research data to base decisions on, marketers are just guessing

3.

Provides insight into what people think about a topic. Comes from research questions that require judgement, instead of "yes or no" answers.

a)

Qualitative data

b)

Market research

c)

Quantitative data

d)

Database

4.

A set of questions posed to a group of people to determine how that group thinks.

a)

Observation

b)

Interview

c)

Focus Group

d)

Survey

5.

Information, statistics, or other type of data that already exists. Someone has already collected the information, but others can use it.

a)

Market research

b)

Primary data

c)

Variable

d)

Secondary data

6.

questions that are either two-choice, multiple choice, or rating or ranking . For Example - usually multiple choice or Yes, No, can't just put in your own answers

a)

open ended

b)

forced choice

c)

multiple choice

d)

test questions

7.
Which of the following is not a reason businesses use marketing research?
a)
identifying market oportunities
b)
solving marketing problems
c)
monitoring market performance
d)
deciding how many staff to hire to manufacture the goods
8.

the step in the marketing research process in which researchers compile, analyze, and interpret the data

a)

identify the problem

b)

collect data

c)

analyze the data

d)

take action steps

9.

The term "Demographics" refers to

a)

Grouping potential customers based on their beliefs and preferences

b)

Grouping potential customers based on whether or not they have purchased a product in the past

c)

Grouping potential customers using statistical data such as age, race and gender

d)

Grouping potential customers based on where they live

10.

What describes the process of developing, promoting, and distributing products to satisfy customers' wants and needs?

a)

Marketing

b)

Marketing Mix

c)

Business Operations

d)

Planning

11.

The marketing mix includes

a)

product, price, place, promotion

b)

product, price, profit, people

c)

promotion, profitability, people, place

d)

place, price, profit, people

12.

Customer benefits of a product include all of the following except

a)

easy to open packaging

b)

saves you time

c)

comfortable to wear

d)

convenient to use

e)

easier to produce

13.

Place describes how you move the product from the manufacturer to the

a)

consumer

b)

store

c)

delivery truck

d)

packager

14.

Promotion is intended to ____

a)

inform consumers

b)

persuade consumers

c)

remind consumers

d)

All of these answers

15.
The path a product takes from the producer to the consumer
a)
marketing mix
b)
channel of distribution
c)
promotion
d)
sales
16.

This involves gathering and using information about customers to improve business decisions

a)

Distribution

b)

Pricing

c)

Marketing-Information management

d)

Product/Service Management

17.

What area of promotion will pricing affect?

a)

choice of transportation channels

b)

where the product is offered

c)

advertising budget

d)

materials used in production

18.

This requires the business to budget for its own needs and provide customers with assistance in paying for the company’s products or services

a)

Marketing

b)

Promotion

c)

Financing

d)

Selling

19.

A product can be a good or ______________.

a)

need

b)

want

c)

service

d)

product

20.

This involves designing, developing, maintaining, improving or acquiring products or services to satisfy customer needs and wants

a)

pricing

b)

Product/service management

c)

marketing-information management

d)

distribution

21.

This element of the marketing mix involves the locations and methods used to make products available to customers

a)

Promotion

b)

Place/Distribution

c)

Price

d)

Production

22.

Gathering and using information about customers to improve business decisions

a)

Information Management

b)

Product Service Management

c)

Promotion

d)

Target Market

23.

A business' target market includes

a)

Everyone

b)

All the people who might use a product or service

c)

The specific people that the company is aiming to reach with its marketing and sales efforts

d)

One segment of the market

24.

Market segmentation means

a)

When a business divides its customers by countries

b)

When a business divides its customers into groups

c)

When a business provides its customers needs and wants

25.

A target market is a group of people that a business aims to sell its product to?

a)

True

b)

False

26.

The particular market segment at which a business aims its products is known as the:

a)

Target Market

b)

Unique Selling Point

c)

Main Market

d)

Market Leader

27.

Market segmentation means

a)

When a business divides its customers by countries

b)

When a business divides its customers into groups

c)

When a business provides its customers needs and wants

28.

What is the purpose of market segmentation

a)

Market segmentation helps a business to understand the different groups of consumers that make up the market.

b)

Market segmentation helps business develop plans for a specific product with a target audience in mind so a company can increase its sales.

c)

It helps business to differentiate their products.

d)

It helps business to achieve their objectives

29.

Which segment factor do marketers use when identifying a market based on occupation and whether people own or rent?

a)

Psychographics

b)

Demographics

c)

Geographics

d)

Buying patterns

30.

The iTunes Store allows consumers to purchase music and download it directly to their device. This is an example of which element of the marketing mix

a)

Promotion

b)

Place/Distribution

c)

Price

d)

Product

31.

What is geographic segmentation?

a)

Geographic segmentation is a marketing strategy used to target products and services who live in, or shop in a particular location

b)

Geographic segmentation is the analysis of a population in a geographical area and what the population consist of

c)

Geographic segmentation is the research methodology used for studying consumers and dividing them into groups using Geographic characteristics

32.

What is a disadvantage of using market segmentation?

a)

You can't sell your products to everyone

b)

It is rarely effective

c)

It requires additional market research

d)

Not everyone likes tangerines

33.

Provides insight into what people think about a topic. Comes from research questions that require judgement, instead of "yes or no" answers.

a)

Qualitative data

b)

Market research

c)

Quantitative data

d)

Database

34.

Which two of the following statements are disadvantages of primary research?

a)

Many people don't like completing surveys

b)

You can find specific information

c)

Some people just say what they want you to hear

d)

The business has control over the research and results

35.
Which of the following is not a reason businesses use marketing research?
a)
identifying market oportunities
b)
solving marketing problems
c)
monitoring market performance
d)
deciding how many staff to hire to manufacture the goods
36.

Doug is single, 25 years of age with annual income of $300,000. He owns a condominium in the city, is very spontaneous and loves to travel abroad. Which market should target Doug as a customer?

a)

Honda car dealer

b)

Nike

c)

a Jewler

d)

Travel agent

37.

The patterns of change in society as a whole. They often lead to changes in consumer behavior.

a)

Marketing trend

b)

Secondary Data

c)

Observation

d)

Social trend

38.

A target market is a group of people that a business aims to sell its product to?

a)

True

b)

False

39.

Which of the following is an advantage of using market segmentation?

a)

It allows a business to charge higher prices

b)

It lets a business invest more in plant and machinery

c)

It saves business money by avoiding the need for TV advertising

d)

It allows a business to target its promotional strategy more effectively.

40.

A product can be a good or ______________.

a)

service

b)

product

c)

need

d)

want

41.

Process of establishing and communicating to customers the value or costs of goods and services

a)

Marketing

b)

Promotion

c)

Price

d)

Distribution

42.

True or False: Psychographics can be what people value, their lifestyles, their hobies, and attitudes.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

Which of the following is an advantage of using market segmentation?

a)

It allows a business to charge higher prices

b)

It lets a business invest more in plant and machinery

c)

It saves business money by avoiding the need for TV advertising

d)

It allows a business to target its promotional strategy more effectively.

44.

Market segmentation:

a)

Divides customers into sub groups

b)

Is a method of promotion

c)

Is a qualitative form of market research

d)

Transports products to customers

45.

The particular market segment at which a business aims its products is known as the:

a)

Target Market

b)

Unique Selling Point

c)

Main Market

d)

Market Leader

46.

What is a disadvantage of using market segmentation?

a)

You can't sell your products to everyone

b)

It is rarely effective

c)

It requires additional market research

d)

Not everyone likes tangerines

47.

The term "Demographics" refers to

a)

Grouping potential customers based on their beliefs and preferences

b)

Grouping potential customers based on whether or not they have purchased a product in the past

c)

Grouping potential customers using statistical data such as age, race and gender

d)

Grouping potential customers based on where they live

48.

A business' target market includes

a)

Everyone

b)

All the people who might use a product or service

c)

The specific people that the company is aiming to reach with its marketing and sales efforts

d)

One segment of the market

49.

What is the purpose of market segmentation

a)

Market segmentation helps a business to understand the different groups of consumers that make up the market.

b)

Market segmentation helps business develop plans for a specific product with a target audience in mind so a company can increase its sales.

c)

It helps business to differentiate their products.

d)

It helps business to achieve their objectives

50.

What is geographic segmentation?

a)

Geographic segmentation is a marketing strategy used to target products and services who live in, or shop in a particular location

b)

Geographic segmentation is the analysis of a population in a geographical area and what the population consist of

c)

Geographic segmentation is the research methodology used for studying consumers and dividing them into groups using Geographic characteristics

51.

A disadvantage of market segmentation is...

a)

Making different product variants for different segments is expensive

b)

It will lead to products better suited to customer needs

c)

It will reduce marketing costs by not targeting unprofitable segments

d)

It helps businesses avoid entering overly-competitive markets

52.

What is market segmentation?

a)

Market segmentation is a marketing strategy where companies analyse a market and divide the market into segments which enable the brand to create focused and targeted products and offers.

b)

Market segmentation is a technique where business target market segmentation based on demographic variables

c)

Market segmentation is a method of categorising customers based on their income.

53.

What is the purpose of market segmentation

a)

Market segmentation helps a business to understand the different groups of consumers that make up the market.

b)

Market segmentation helps business develop plans for a specific product with a target audience in mind so a company can increase its sales.

c)

It helps business to differentiate their products.

d)

It helps business to achieve their objectives

54.

What is geographic segmentation?

a)

Geographic segmentation is a marketing strategy used to target products and services who live in, or shop in a particular location

b)

Geographic segmentation is the analysis of a population in a geographical area and what the population consist of

c)

Geographic segmentation is the research methodology used for studying consumers and dividing them into groups using Geographic characteristics

55.

A business' target market includes

a)

Everyone

b)

All the people who might use a product or service

c)

The specific people that the company is aiming to reach with its marketing and sales efforts

d)

One segment of the market

56.

True or False: Psychographics can be what people value, their lifestyles, their hobies, and attitudes.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

A target market is a group of people that a business aims to sell its product to?

a)

True

b)

False

58.

Market segmentation means

a)

When a business divides its customers by countries

b)

When a business divides its customers into groups

c)

When a business provides its customers needs and wants

59.

Which segment factor do marketers use when identifying a market based on occupation and whether people own or rent?

a)

Psychographics

b)

Demographics

c)

Geographics

d)

Buying patterns

60.

Doug is single, 25 years of age with annual income of $300,000. He owns a condominium in the city, is very spontaneous and loves to travel abroad. Which market should target Doug as a customer?

a)

Honda car dealer

b)

Nike

c)

a Jewler

d)

Travel agent

61.

Why does the segmented market segment benefit larger businesses?

a)

Because they are able to start selling an established brand

b)

Because they focus on customer customization

c)

Because they have more resources to work with

d)

Because it has the potential to grow

62.

why is market research important?

a)

Research is fun, easy and cheap so even if nothing is learned, the experience is good

b)

Data generated by research can be sold to make extra money

c)

By researching, people know marketers care about them

d)

Without research data to base decisions on, marketers are just guessing

63.

used to collect data about how people FEEL about their products, services, or ideas Often using surveys

a)

media research

b)

attitude or opinion research

c)

product research

d)

market intelligence research or sales research

64.

used to determine the effectiveness of the various media to advertise a good or service. Often related to studying commercials and other advertising methods

a)

media research

b)

attitude or opinion research

c)

product research

d)

market intelligence or sales research

65.

the step in the marketing research process in which the problem or research issue is identified and goals are set to solve the problem

a)

obtain data

b)

recommend solutions

c)

take action steps

d)

identify the problem

66.

the step in the marketing research process in which researchers compile, analyze, and interpret the data

a)

identify the problem

b)

collect data

c)

analyze the data

d)

take action steps

67.

are data obtained (collected) for the first time and used specifically for the problem or issue under study

a)

primary data

b)

secondary data

c)

sample data

d)

point of sale data

68.

a type of research technique that gathers information from people directly through the use of interviews or questionnaires

a)

observation

b)

survey method

c)

experimental

d)

point of sale data

69.

questions that are either two-choice, multiple choice, or rating or ranking . For Example - usually multiple choice or Yes, No, can't just put in your own answers

a)

open ended

b)

forced choice

c)

multiple choice

d)

test questions

70.

secondary data is cheaper and takes less time to gather than primary data because it has already been collected

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

71.

Provides insight into what people think about a topic. Comes from research questions that require judgement, instead of "yes or no" answers.

a)

Qualitative data

b)

Market research

c)

Quantitative data

d)

Database

72.

A group of people brought together to discuss a specific topic. Usually consist of 6-9 people

a)

Observation

b)

Interview

c)

Focus group

d)

Survey

73.

A set of questions posed to a group of people to determine how that group thinks.

a)

Observation

b)

Interview

c)

Focus Group

d)

Survey

74.

Information, statistics, or other type of data that already exists. Someone has already collected the information, but others can use it.

a)

Market research

b)

Primary data

c)

Variable

d)

Secondary data

75.

The patterns of change in society as a whole. They often lead to changes in consumer behavior.

a)

Marketing trend

b)

Secondary Data

c)

Observation

d)

Social trend

76.

The quality of providing consistent and dependable measurement and results.

a)

Validity

b)

Order bias

c)

Reliability

d)

Data mining

77.

The extent to which questions address the intended marketing-research topics.

a)

Validity

b)

Order bias

c)

Reliability

d)

Data mining

78.
Which of the following is not a reason businesses use marketing research?
a)
identifying market oportunities
b)
solving marketing problems
c)
monitoring market performance
d)
deciding how many staff to hire to manufacture the goods
79.
This is simply a collection of related information about a specific topic.
a)
database
b)
data group
c)
data key
d)
databomb
80.
This type of data coming from research answers questions such as "how many?" and " how much?".
a)
Research Data
b)
Quantitative Data
c)
Number Data
d)
Qualitative Data
81.
This type of data from research answers questions such as "how" and "why".
a)
Research data
b)
Quantitative data
c)
Number data
d)
Qualitative data
82.
This type of marketing research tries to determine consumers opinions by using methods such as surveys or focus groups.
a)
Market
b)
Product
c)
Advertising/Media
d)
Attitude/Opinion
83.
The main purpose of marketing research is to
a)
determine consumer behavioe
b)
obtain information
c)
forecast sales
d)
determine the economy
84.

A group of people brought together to discuss a specific topic. Usually consist of 6-9 people

a)

Observation

b)

Interview

c)

Focus group

d)

Survey

85.

A set of questions posed to a group of people to determine how that group thinks.

a)

Observation

b)

Interview

c)

Focus Group

d)

Survey

86.

Which two of the following statements are disadvantages of primary research?

a)

Many people don't like completing surveys

b)

You can find specific information

c)

Some people just say what they want you to hear

d)

The business has control over the research and results

87.

What describes the process of developing, promoting, and distributing products to satisfy customers' wants and needs?

a)

Marketing

b)

Marketing Mix

c)

Business Operations

d)

Planning

88.

What guides a business' marketing activities and is developed from market research and target market decisions?

a)

Marketing

b)

The market mix

c)

A marketing plan

d)

Market operations

89.

The marketing mix includes

a)

product, price, place, promotion

b)

product, price, profit, people

c)

promotion, profitability, people, place

d)

place, price, profit, people

90.

Promotion is intended to ____

a)

inform consumers

b)

persuade consumers

c)

remind consumers

d)

All of these answers

91.
The path a product takes from the producer to the consumer
a)
marketing mix
b)
channel of distribution
c)
promotion
d)
sales
92.

The 4 P's of the marketing mix are

a)

Product, Place, Price, Possession

b)

Product, Place, Price, Promotion

c)

Product, Place, Price, Prescription

d)

Product, Price, Promotion, Process

93.

This involves gathering and using information about customers to improve business decisions

a)

Distribution

b)

Pricing

c)

Marketing-Information management

d)

Product/Service Management

94.

This involves designing, developing, maintaining, improving or acquiring products or services to satisfy customer needs and wants

a)

pricing

b)

Product/service management

c)

marketing-information management

d)

distribution

95.

This is any direct and personal communication with customers to assess and satisfy their needs and wants

a)

Promotion

b)

Financing

c)

Selling

d)

Marketing

96.

This requires the business to budget for its own needs and provide customers with assistance in paying for the company’s products or services

a)

Marketing

b)

Promotion

c)

Financing

d)

Selling

97.

The marketing mix, also known as the elements of marketing, consists of

a)

production, selling, distribution, & merchandising

b)

product, selling, distribution, & advertising

c)

producing, transporting, displaying, & selling

d)

product, price, place, & promotion

98.

A product can be a good or ______________.

a)

need

b)

want

c)

service

d)

product

99.

This element of the marketing mix involves the locations and methods used to make products available to customers

a)

Promotion

b)

Place/Distribution

c)

Price

d)

Production

100.

The iTunes Store allows consumers to purchase music and download it directly to their device. This is an example of which element of the marketing mix?

a)

Promotion

b)

Place/Distribution

c)

Price

d)

Product

101.

Gathering and using information about customers to improve business decisions

a)

Information Management

b)

Product Service Management

c)

Promotion

d)

Target Market

102.

Process of establishing and communicating to customers the value or costs of goods and services

a)

Marketing

b)

Promotion

c)

Price

d)

Distribution

103.

What area of promotion will pricing affect?

a)

choice of transportation channels

b)

where the product is offered

c)

materials used in production

d)

advertising budget

104.

why is market research important?

a)

Research is fun, easy and cheap so even if nothing is learned, the experience is good

b)

Data generated by research can be sold to make extra money

c)

By researching, people know marketers care about them

d)

Without research data to base decisions on, marketers are just guessing

105.

used to collect data about how people FEEL about their products, services, or ideas Often using surveys

a)

media research

b)

attitude or opinion research

c)

product research

d)

market intelligence research or sales research

106.

used to determine the effectiveness of the various media to advertise a good or service. Often related to studying commercials and other advertising methods

a)

media research

b)

attitude or opinion research

c)

product research

d)

market intelligence or sales research

107.

the step in the marketing research process in which the problem or research issue is identified and goals are set to solve the problem

a)

obtain data

b)

recommend solutions

c)

take action steps

d)

identify the problem

108.

questions that are either two-choice, multiple choice, or rating or ranking . For Example - usually multiple choice or Yes, No, can't just put in your own answers

a)

open ended

b)

forced choice

c)

multiple choice

d)

test questions

109.

Provides insight into what people think about a topic. Comes from research questions that require judgement, instead of "yes or no" answers.

a)

Qualitative data

b)

Market research

c)

Quantitative data

d)

Database

110.

A group of people brought together to discuss a specific topic. Usually consist of 6-9 people

a)

Observation

b)

Interview

c)

Focus group

d)

Survey

111.

A set of questions posed to a group of people to determine how that group thinks.

a)

Observation

b)

Interview

c)

Focus Group

d)

Survey

112.

Information, statistics, or other type of data that already exists. Someone has already collected the information, but others can use it.

a)

Market research

b)

Primary data

c)

Variable

d)

Secondary data

113.
Which of the following is not a reason businesses use marketing research?
a)
identifying market oportunities
b)
solving marketing problems
c)
monitoring market performance
d)
deciding how many staff to hire to manufacture the goods
114.
This type of data coming from research answers questions such as "how many?" and " how much?".
a)
Research Data
b)
Quantitative Data
c)
Number Data
d)
Qualitative Data
115.
This type of data from research answers questions such as "how" and "why".
a)
Research data
b)
Quantitative data
c)
Number data
d)
Qualitative data
116.
This type of marketing research tries to determine consumers opinions by using methods such as surveys or focus groups.
a)
Market
b)
Product
c)
Advertising/Media
d)
Attitude/Opinion
117.
The main purpose of marketing research is to
a)
determine consumer behavioe
b)
obtain information
c)
forecast sales
d)
determine the economy
118.

A set of questions posed to a group of people to determine how that group thinks.

a)

Observation

b)

Interview

c)

Focus Group

d)

Survey