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Module 6: Principles of Marketing Test

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is marketing?

a)

A process that involves creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers.

b)

The act of producing products from raw materials sources from raw materials providers.

c)

The act of physically selling a good in a retail storefront, including the acceptance of various forms of payment.

d)

Delivering a consultative service in exchange for a fee.

2.

What is a marketing strategy?

a)

A best guess regarding what will happen with sales

b)

A document outlining the revenue and expenses of a business

c)

A verbal agreement on how much money will be spent on the marketing function in a business

d)

A comprehensive plan designed to achieve specific business objectives by promoting products or services to a target audience

3.

Which of the following is NOT a core element of a marketing strategy?

a)

Identifying the target audience

b)

Conducting market research

c)

Deciding on brand positioning

d)

Developing a manufacturing facility

4.

What does ‘product’ refer to in the marketing mix?

a)

The tangible goods or intangible services that a company offers to meet the needs and wants of its target market.

b)

The amount of money customers have to pay for the product or service.

c)

The distribution channels and locations where customers can purchase the product or service.

d)

The various marketing activities and communication strategies used to inform, persuade, and influence potential customers.

5.

What does ‘place’ refer to in the marketing mix?

a)

The tangible goods or intangible services that a company offers to meet the needs and wants of its target market.

b)

The amount of money customers have to pay for the product or service.

c)

The distribution channels and locations where customers can purchase the product or service.

d)

The various marketing activities and communication strategies used to inform, persuade, and influence potential customers.

6.

What is a market?

a)

A dynamic system where buyers and sellers interact to exchange goods, services, or information.

b)

A place of employment where employees create goods and services.

c)

A services business, like a consulting or accounting firm.

d)

None of the above

7.

What is market identification?

a)

The labeling and branding of a market

b)

Finding a market on the GPS in order to determine driving instructions

c)

The process of analyzing and defining the characteristics of a specific market

d)

Assigning a name to a market in order to attract customers

8.

What is market segmentation?

a)

The process of dividing a broad target market into smaller, more manageable segments

b)

The process of tailoring advertising campaigns to specific people

c)

The process of advertising to the masses with a single message

d)

The process of breaking a marketing campaign up into smaller pieces

9.

What is mass marketing?

a)

Promoting a product or service to a broad audience by differentiating between individual customers.

b)

Promoting a product or service to a broad audience without differentiating between individual customers.

c)

Promoting a product or service to a small audience with differentiated ads.

d)

Developing a wide range of marketing strategies tailored to specific market segments.

10.

What is targeted marketing?

a)

Promoting a product or service to specific market segments with tailored strategies

b)

Promoting a product or service to a broad audience without differentiating between individual customers.

c)

Promoting a product or service to a large audience with undifferentiated ads.

d)

Developing a wide range of marketing strategies aimed at broad market segments.

11.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 P’s

a)

Product

b)

Price

c)

Place

d)

Principles

12.

What does ‘price’ refer to in the marketing mix?

a)

The tangible goods or intangible services that a company offers to meet the needs and wants of its target market.

b)

The amount of money customers have to pay for the product or service.

c)

The distribution channels and locations where customers can purchase the product or service.

d)

The various marketing activities and communication strategies used to inform, persuade, and influence potential customers.

13.

What does ‘promotion’ refer to in the marketing mix?

a)

The tangible goods or intangible services that a company offers to meet the needs and wants of its target market.

b)

The amount of money customers have to pay for the product or service.

c)

The distribution channels and locations where customers can purchase the product or service.

d)

The various marketing activities and communication strategies used to inform, persuade, and influence potential customers.

14.

Why do businesses need to tailor their marketing approaches to effectively promote and sell either goods or services?

a)

They do not

b)

Because goods and services are priced differently

c)

Because the marketing teams have varying degrees of experience depending on the product being sold

d)

Because goods and services are distinct in terms of their tangibility, perishability, and the customer's involvement in the production process