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Chapter 11 Content Review Product, Price, Place

Total questions: 54

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Bulk-breaking

a)

The process of separating a large quantity of goods into smaller quantities for resale

b)

When a company sells the same product to different customers at different prices based on personal characteristics

c)

Those that sell products through both brick-and-mortar stores and online sites

d)

All the goods and services that a business sells

2.

Quality

a)

An indicator of a product's excellence

b)

The specific model, color, or size of products in a line

c)

The price recommended by the manufacturer

d)

The path of selling goods or services directly from a manufacturer to end users without using intermediaries

3.

Value Quality

a)

An adequate level of product quality, typically functional but not made to last long

b)

A feature that can be added to a product by customer request

c)

Facts about a good or service

d)

Anything that can be bought or sold to satisfy customer needs

4.

Option

a)

A feature that can be added to a product by customer request

b)

The actual price a customer pays for a product after any discounts or coupons are deducted

c)

A group of closely related products within the product mix

d)

The number of product lines a company offers

5.

Product Line

a)

A group of closely related products within the product mix

b)

The physical movement of products through the channel of distribution

c)

The specific model, color, or size of products in a line

d)

The amount added to the cost to determine the selling price

6.

Direct Channel

a)

The path of selling goods or services directly from a manufacturer to end users without using intermediaries

b)

The physical movement of products through the channel of distribution

c)

The process of separating a large quantity of goods into smaller quantities for resale

d)

A business that sells directly to consumers in ways that do not involve a physical store location

7.

Supply Chain

a)

The businesses, people, and activities involved in turning raw materials into products and delivering them to end users

b)

Provides labor based on specialized knowledge and skills

c)

The number of product items within a product line

d)

The illegal pricing of products in a way that intentionally misleads customers

8.

Technical Support

a)

The people and resources available to help customers with any usage problems

b)

The specific model, color, or size of products in a line

c)

Minimum prices set by the government for certain goods and services

d)

Pricing an item much lower than the current market price or the cost of acquiring the product

9.

Trade Industry

a)

Provides labor based on specialized knowledge and skills

b)

The point at which revenue from sales equals the costs

c)

Maximum prices set by the government for certain goods and services

d)

A physical item that can be touched

10.

Transportation

a)

The physical movement of products through the channel of distribution

b)

A feature that can be added to a product by customer request

c)

The point at which revenue from sales equals the costs

d)

A business that sells directly to consumers in ways that do not involve a physical store location

11.

Freight Forwarder

a)

A company that organizes shipments

b)

The path of selling goods or services directly from a manufacturer to end users without using intermediaries

c)

Uses intermediaries to get the product from the manufacturer to the end users

d)

The specific model, color, or size of products in a line

12.

MSRP

a)

The price recommended by the manufacturer

b)

Maximum prices set by the government for certain goods and services

c)

The process of deciding which products will appeal to the target market

d)

The number of product lines a company offers

13.

Markup

a)

The amount added to the cost to determine the selling price

b)

The physical movement of products through the channel of distribution

c)

The point at which revenue from sales equals the costs

d)

An action or task that is performed for a fee

14.

Price Floor

a)

Minimum prices set by the government for certain goods and services

b)

The act or process of putting a good in a certain place and getting it ready for use

c)

Those that sell products through both brick-and-mortar stores and online sites

d)

Pricing an item much lower than the current market price or the cost of acquiring the product

15.

Inseparable

a)

Cannot be separated from the person who performs it

b)

A line of connected pipes that are used for carrying liquids and gases over a long distance

c)

The illegal pricing of products in a way that intentionally misleads customers

d)

A feature that can be added to a product by customer request

16.

Pipeline

a)

A line of connected pipes that are used for carrying liquids and gases over a long distance

b)

Cannot be touched

c)

The act or process of putting a good in a certain place and getting it ready for use

d)

When a company sells the same product to different customers at different prices based on personal characteristics

17.

Packaging

a)

Protects products until customers are ready to use them

b)

When a company sells the same product to different customers at different prices based on personal characteristics

c)

A written document that states the quality of a product with a promise to correct certain problems

d)

The middle range of product quality combining good-quality materials with moderate prices

18.

Warranty

a)

A written document that states the quality of a product with a promise to correct certain problems

b)

The process of deciding which products will appeal to the target market

c)

The practice of setting very low prices to remove competition

d)

The number of product lines a company offers

19.

Channel of Distribution

a)

The path that goods take through the supply chain

b)

When a group of competitors get together and set the price for a specific product

c)

A written document that states the quality of a product with a promise to correct certain problems

d)

Steps that must be carried out in a specific order to successfully complete a task

20.

Retailer

a)

A business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from producers, and sells them to consumers to make a profit

b)

The number of product items within a product line

c)

Steps that must be carried out in a specific order to successfully complete a task

d)

The raising of prices on certain kinds of goods to an excessively high level during an emergency

21.

Variable

a)

Each service is almost always unique

b)

Steps that must be carried out in a specific order to successfully complete a task

c)

The people and resources available to help customers with any usage problems

d)

The raising of prices on certain kinds of goods to an excessively high level during an emergency

22.

Price Ceiling

a)

Maximum prices set by the government for certain goods and services

b)

An explanation of the value of a certain product over others that are similar

c)

The act or process of putting a good in a certain place and getting it ready for use

d)

The point at which revenue from sales equals the costs

23.

Indirect Channel

a)

Uses intermediaries to get the product from the manufacturer to the end users

b)

An indicator of a product's excellence

c)

A promise that a product has a certain quality or will perform in a specific way

d)

The specific model, color, or size of products in a line

24.

Product Planning

a)

The process of deciding which products will appeal to the target market

b)

A business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from producers, and sells them to consumers to make a profit

c)

When a group of competitors get together and set the price for a specific product

d)

Minimum prices set by the government for certain goods and services

25.

Nonstore Retailer

a)

A business that sells directly to consumers in ways that do not involve a physical store location

b)

The physical movement of products through the channel of distribution

c)

The people and resources available to help customers with any usage problems

d)

An adequate level of product quality, typically functional but not made to last long

26.

Product Depth

a)

The number of product items within a product line

b)

The raising of prices on certain kinds of goods to an excessively high level during an emergency

c)

The path that goods take through the supply chain

d)

The specific model, color, or size of products in a line

27.

E-tailer

a)

Retailers that sell products through websites

b)

When a group of competitors get together and set the price for a specific product

c)

Steps that must be carried out in a specific order to successfully complete a task

d)

A business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from producers, and sells them to consumers to make a profit

28.

Multi-channel

a)

Those that sell products through both brick-and-mortar stores and online sites

b)

Steps that must be carried out in a specific order to successfully complete a task

c)

A promise that a product has a certain quality or will perform in a specific way

d)

The number of product items within a product line

29.

Guarantee

a)

A promise that a product has a certain quality or will perform in a specific way

b)

The path of selling goods or services directly from a manufacturer to end users without using intermediaries

c)

The people and resources available to help customers with any usage problems

d)

A feature that can be added to a product by customer request

30.

List Price

a)

The established price printed in a catalog, on a price tag, or on a price list

b)

A physical item that can be touched

c)

The general price at which the company expects to sell the product

d)

The businesses, people, and activities involved in turning raw materials into products and delivering them to end users

31.

Value Proposition

a)

An explanation of the value of a certain product over others that are similar

b)

The specific model, color, or size of products in a line

c)

A written document that states the quality of a product with a promise to correct certain problems

d)

The physical movement of products through the channel of distribution

32.

Predatory Pricing

a)

The practice of setting very low prices to remove competition

b)

Those that sell products through both brick-and-mortar stores and online sites

c)

The actual price a customer pays for a product after any discounts or coupons are deducted

d)

When a company sells the same product to different customers at different prices based on personal characteristics

33.

Product Mix

a)

All the goods and services that a business sells

b)

The established price printed in a catalog, on a price tag, or on a price list

c)

The point at which revenue from sales equals the costs

d)

A group of closely related products within the product mix

34.

Selling Price

a)

The actual price a customer pays for a product after any discounts or coupons are deducted

b)

An indicator of a product's excellence

c)

A business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from producers, and sells them to consumers to make a profit

d)

The practice of setting very low prices to remove competition

35.

Base Price

a)

The general price at which the company expects to sell the product

b)

Cannot be separated from the person who performs it

c)

Anything that can be bought or sold to satisfy customer needs

d)

An explanation of the value of a certain product over others that are similar

36.

Loss Leader

a)

Pricing an item much lower than the current market price or the cost of acquiring the product

b)

The specific model, color, or size of products in a line

c)

Cannot be separated from the person who performs it

d)

Protects products until customers are ready to use them

37.

Feature

a)

Facts about a good or service

b)

The path that goods take through the supply chain

c)

Anything that can be bought or sold to satisfy customer needs

d)

The point at which revenue from sales equals the costs

38.

Product Width

a)

The number of product lines a company offers

b)

A physical item that can be touched

c)

Each service is almost always unique

d)

Pricing an item much lower than the current market price or the cost of acquiring the product

39.

Service

a)

An action or task that is performed for a fee

b)

An indicator of a product's excellence

c)

All the goods and services that a business sells

d)

The middle range of product quality combining good-quality materials with moderate prices

40.

Product

a)

Anything that can be bought or sold to satisfy customer needs

b)

An indicator of a product's excellence

c)

A group of closely related products within the product mix

d)

A written document that states the quality of a product with a promise to correct certain problems

41.

Deceptive Pricing

a)

The illegal pricing of products in a way that intentionally misleads customers

b)

A business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from producers, and sells them to consumers to make a profit

c)

Services cannot be stored for later use

d)

A physical item that can be touched

42.

Installation

a)

The act or process of putting a good in a certain place and getting it ready for use

b)

A physical item that can be touched

c)

A line of connected pipes that are used for carrying liquids and gases over a long distance

d)

The price recommended by the manufacturer

43.

Break-even Point

a)

The point at which revenue from sales equals the costs

b)

A business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from producers, and sells them to consumers to make a profit

c)

The people and resources available to help customers with any usage problems

d)

A written document that states the quality of a product with a promise to correct certain problems

44.

Bait and Switch

a)

The practice of advertising one product with the intent of persuading customers to buy a more expensive item

b)

The businesses, people, and activities involved in turning raw materials into products and delivering them to end users

c)

The act or process of putting a good in a certain place and getting it ready for use

d)

Minimum prices set by the government for certain goods and services

45.

Price Gouging

a)

The raising of prices on certain kinds of goods to an excessively high level during an emergency

b)

An explanation of the value of a certain product over others that are similar

c)

The practice of advertising one product with the intent of persuading customers to buy a more expensive item

d)

A physical item that can be touched

46.

Premium Quality

a)

The highest level of quality available in products

b)

An indicator of a product's excellence

c)

The established price printed in a catalog, on a price tag, or on a price list

d)

The path of selling goods or services directly from a manufacturer to end users without using intermediaries

47.

Good

a)

A physical item that can be touched

b)

The process of deciding which products will appeal to the target market

c)

The path of selling goods or services directly from a manufacturer to end users without using intermediaries

d)

The path that goods take through the supply chain

48.

Perishable

a)

Services cannot be stored for later use

b)

The amount added to the cost to determine the selling price

c)

A line of connected pipes that are used for carrying liquids and gases over a long distance

d)

A business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from producers, and sells them to consumers to make a profit

49.

Moderate Quality

a)

The middle range of product quality combining good-quality materials with moderate prices

b)

An action or task that is performed for a fee

c)

An indicator of a product's excellence

d)

Anything that can be bought or sold to satisfy customer needs

50.

Price Discrimination

a)

When a company sells the same product to different customers at different prices based on personal characteristics

b)

Facts about a good or service

c)

A business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from producers, and sells them to consumers to make a profit

d)

A physical item that can be touched

51.
Product Item
a)
The specific model, color, or size of products in a line
b)
The amount added to the cost to determine the selling price
c)
The highest level of quality available in products
d)
An indicator of a product's excellence
52.
Instructions
a)
Steps that must be carried out in a specific order to successfully complete a task
b)
A business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from producers, and sells them to consumers to make a profit
c)
The people and resources available to help customers with any usage problems
d)
The practice of advertising one product with the intent of persuading customers to buy a more expensive item
53.
Intangible
a)
Cannot be touched
b)
All the goods and services that a business sells
c)
Anything that can be bought or sold to satisfy customer needs
d)
When a company sells the same product to different customers at different prices based on personal characteristics
54.
Price Fixing
a)
When a group of competitors get together and set the price for a specific product
b)
Those that sell products through both brick-and-mortar stores and online sites
c)
Minimum prices set by the government for certain goods and services
d)
Services cannot be stored for later use