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Marketing Teacher Made 2023

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Marketing links producers to

a)

Distributors

b)

Retailers

c)

Marketers

d)

Customers

2.

Marketing is described as creating

a)

Exchanges

b)

Needs

c)

Advertisements

d)

Gaps

3.

Which of the following is a marketing activity:

a)

Balancing customer needs with wants

b)

Leading a project team

c)

Communicating with customers

d)

Lowering operational expenses

4.

The purpose of communicating with customers is to

a)

gather participants for a survey.

b)

befriend customers.

c)

determine prices.

d)

attract customers' interest.

5.

Of the following, which is a durable good:

a)

Coffee Mug

b)

Insect repellent

c)

Hamburger

d)

Lip balm

6.

Which marketing function involves determining where products will be sold?

a)

Channel Management

b)

Servicing

c)

Promotion

d)

Selling

7.

Identify the marketing function illustrated in the following situation: Martha wants a winter coat and sees a style she likes in a magazine advertisement.

a)

Selling

b)

Promotion

c)

Pricing

d)

Purchasing

8.

Which function of marketing determines how much gross profit a business will make on a good or service?

a)

Channel management

b)

Risk management

c)

Pricing

d)

Promotion

9.

Liza has always wanted a horse, and she has finally saved enough money to buy one very soon. In marketing terms, Liza is a

a)

market segment.

b)

resource.

c)

target group.

d)

market.

10.

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.

11.

When sellers offer one-size-fits-all products that will appeal to most buyers, they are using

a)

mass production.

b)

market segmentation.

c)

mass marketing.

d)

demographic segmentation.

12.

The Thompson Company decided it would be more successful if it divided the total market for its products into smaller, more specific groups of consumers. This business engaged in

a)

mass marketing.

b)

industrial marketing.

c)

market domination.

d)

market segmentation.

13.

Sorting customers by their physical and social characteristics is called ___________ segmentation.

a)

psychographic

b)

demographic

c)

behavioral

d)

statistical

14.

A goal can be evaluated to determine its

a)

advantage.

b)

progress.

c)

success.

d)

benefit.

15.

Balancing value and satisfaction for the customer is part of which element of marketing?

a)

Promotion

b)

Price

c)

Product

d)

Place

16.

1. Is there any type of anonymous, one-way paid communication with the company's name on it?

a)

communications

b)

sales promotion

c)

advertising

d)

customer service

17.

3. A form of advertising in which businesses directly communicate with customers rather than through a third-party medium is called…………………

a)

direct marketing

b)

integrated marketing

c)

personal selling

d)

public relations

18.

2. A company's total marketing communications mix is a unique combination of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct marketing tools used to convey the value to customers and establish relationships with them. This is also known as

a)

direct marketing

b)

integrated marketing

c)

promotional mix

d)

competitive marketing

19.

5. what are the types of sales promotion?

a)

coupons

b)

product samples

c)

point-of-purchase displays

d)

all of the above

20.

9. Radio is a mass medium.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

21.

Newspapers, TV, radio, magazines, billboards, etc. are examples of...

a)

Advertising

b)

Publicity

c)

Sales Promotion

d)

Personal Selling

22.

There are three goals of communicating with clients for promotion. Which is not one of these three reasons?

a)

to create sales

b)

to persuade buyers

c)

to inform potential buyers

d)

to identify new markets

23.

A college student goes door to door selling children’s books. This is an example of...

a)

Advertising

b)

Publicity

c)

Sales Promotion

d)

Personal Selling

24.

Which of the three reasons to use promotion is this?

a)

To inform

b)

To remind

c)

To persuade

25.

Ellen works at a golf course. During the summer, she drives a golf cart around the course, selling cold drinks and snacks to the golfers. It’s a beautiful day, and the course is especially crowded. Ellen offers one golfer a cold drink, and she replies, “Well, I guess I’ll have time, since the play is so slow. It’s not very fun to have to wait so long between holes. Who is running this course? You always set your tee times way too close together!” Ellen’s customer is

a)

suspicious

b)

argumentative

c)

complaining

d)

leave-me-alone

26.

Before a salesperson can sell a product, s/he must

a)

purchase it for his/her own use.

b)

learn about the competition.

c)

find potential customers.

d)

acquire knowledge about it.

27.

If there is a small supply of the product, but the quantity demanded is high the price will usually be ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
high
low
depends
buyer's market
28.

When companies set prices, the government and social concerns are two _____ affecting pricing decisions.

a)

external factors

b)

internal factors

c)

demand curve

d)

cost

29.

True or False: How a company prices their products will impact their company image.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

With what do customers associate price?

a)

quality

b)

discounts

c)

comfort

d)

location

31.

What might happen if a business's customers feel that they are NOT getting the most value for their money?

a)

sales increase

b)

customers spend money elsewhere

c)

customers purchase more

d)

sales remain the same

32.

To meet the needs of its customers and help it achieve its company goals, a drugstore offers a large assortment of products, known as its product

a)

depth.

b)

mix.

c)

width.

d)

consistency.

33.

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.

34.

Corinne, a product/service manager, is in charge of figuring out her product's cost of production, as well as making plans for packaging, labeling, brand name, promotion, and distribution. Which step of the new-product development process is Corinne working on?

a)

Test marketing

b)

Commercialization

c)

Product development

d)

Idea generation

35.

Product/Service management plays an important role in marketing because it affects a business's strategy to create a certain impression of a product in the minds of customers. This strategy is known as

a)

project management.

b)

licensing.

c)

idea screening.

d)

positioning.

36.

What can help product/service managers predict whether a new product will be successful before a business makes a major investment?

a)

Company goals

b)

Product life cycles

c)

Market research

d)

Product monitoring

37.
Which of the following is an example of an ultimate consumer
a)
A teenager buying her/his first car
b)
A manager buying office supplies
c)
A farmer buying seed for crop that will be sold at market
d)
A restaurant owner buying a new oven for the restaurant’s kitchen
38.
What type of intermediary would purchase baseball bats from one producer, mitts from another, and balls from still another, and then sell an assortment to sporting goods stores
a)
Agent
b)
Producer
c)
Retailer
d)
Wholesaler
39.
Wal-Mart, Domino’s Pizza, and Avis Rent-a-Car are examples of
a)
agents
b)
industrial distributors
c)
retailers
d)
wholesalers
40.
Where does a channel of distribution begin
a)
With the industrial user
b)
With the ultimate consumer
c)
With the producer
d)
With the intermediary
41.
The use of intermediaries enables producers to make larger profits because intermediaries
a)
help to reduce the per-unit costs of goods
b)
enable producers to use direct distribution
c)
increase the number of retailer-to-producer contacts
d)
may sell more than the producer could sell on its own
42.
Which of the following is a direct channel of distribution for consumer goods and services
a)
Producer to industrial user
b)
Producer to retailer to consumer
c)
Producer to ultimate consumer
d)
Producer to distributor to consumer
43.

How many steps are there in the selling process?

a)

3

b)

6

c)

9

d)

5

44.

Which of the following is an easy way to show respect to customers?

a)

When addressing a customer, use his or her first name.

b)

Stop talking

when the customer begins to speak.

c)

Return calls or e-mail messages at your own convenience.

d)

Avoid eye-contact with the customer lest he or she is offended

45.
What is it called when customers makes repeat purchases because they prefer the business’s products to those of its rivals.
a)
Customer Loyalty
b)
Rising market share
c)
Attracting new customers
46.
What is rule number 1 in customer service?
a)
Customer is always right
b)
Yes we can
c)
keep asking them for more
d)
A good customer is a profitable customer
47.

If you are helping a customer and see another customer waiting,

a)

demand that they wait their turn

b)

ignore them

c)

politely acknowledge them and let them know you will help them soon

d)

None of the above

48.

Which of the following is most likely to help in calming an angry customer when face to face?

a)

Crossing your arms

b)

Rapid nodding of the head

c)

Slow nodding of the head

d)

Smiling

49.

Jill works behind the counter at a fast-food restaurant. The restaurant prides itself on great food and quick service. Right now, a man is staring up at the menu trying to decide what he wants to order, and a line is quickly forming behind him. Jill asks, “May I take your order?” but he remains silent. This customer is

a)

complaining

b)

suspicious

c)

dishonest

d)

slow/methodical

50.

One of the most important ethical responsibilities of a product manager is

a)

making a profit for the company at all costs.

b)

balancing the company's budget every year.

c)

creating effective product advertising campaigns.

d)

ensuring the safety of the company's customers.