WorksheetsUnit 2 Exam Revision Quiz
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 30mins
Simar has started a new business selling handmade candles. He wants to make sure her products reach the right customers and are priced appropriately. What is the main purpose of marketing for Simar?
To reduce competition
To plan, price, promote and distribute products
To hire employees
To create production schedules
Sienna and Logan are studying how Coca-Cola attracts customers. They notice that Coca-Cola’s marketing focuses mainly on:
Product features
Low price
Selling an emotion/feeling
Manufacturing speed
Sukhreet and Cohen are starting a small business and want to make sure they reach their marketing goals. They are considering creating a document to help them plan out the steps needed to achieve these outcomes. What type of document should they create?
A. A financial document
B. A list of activities to reach marketing outcomes
C. A technology report
D. A staffing tool
Kawal is starting a new business and wants to understand who her ideal customers are. She decides to create a customer profile. What does a customer profile describe?
The business’s financial history
The ideal/target customer
Market competitors
Employee skills
Sienna owns a business in a competitive industry. She wants to know how her company is performing compared to others. What does market share refer to in this context?
The number of employees
The proportion of industry sales a business has
The amount a business spends on marketing
Total customers in the market
Kaden and Lily are evaluating their business's performance. Which of the following would be considered a performance indicator?
Staff rosters
Market share analysis
Cash purchases
Workplace training schedules
Talia and Giorgia are analysing their company's internal environment to improve performance. Which of the following should they focus on?
Competitors
Technology
Employees, culture and managers
Legal forces
Kaden and Lily are starting a new business and want to understand the operating environment. Which of the following groups are included in the operating environment?
Global businesses
Owners and managers
Employees
Suppliers, customers and competitors
Sienna and Cohen are starting a new business and want to understand the factors that could impact their company from outside the organization. Which of the following are part of the macro environment they should consider?
A. Technological, legal and social forces
B. Employees
C. Internal culture
D. Competitors only
Giorgia is starting a new coffee shop and wants to make sure customers understand what her business stands for. What does brand identity refer to in this situation?
A product’s price
The message customers receive about the business
The number of sales
How many stores the business has
Sienna goes to a store and buys a laptop. The laptop is:
(a)
Logan is shopping for a gift. Which of the following is a tangible product he can buy?
A. A website subscription
B. A website subscription
C. Something physical that can be touched
D. A phone plan
Simar and Logan are launching a new sports drink and want to make sure customers see their brand as unique compared to other drinks on the market. What are Simar and Logan aiming to do?
Create a brand image compared to competitors
Reduce expenses
Increase staff pay
Improve product packaging only
Noah and Giorgia are launching a new product and are considering how packaging can help their business. Which of the following is a way packaging can assist?
Reducing staff workload
Encouraging first-time purchases
Lowering prices
Increasing warehouse space
Luca owns a small electronics store. He decides to set the price of a popular gadget much higher than his competitors. Price too high may:
Increase impulse purchases
Lead to lost sales
Strengthen brand loyalty
Reduce production cost
Sienna and Noah are launching a new product in a competitive market. They decide to set a low price to attract customers and gain market share quickly. What pricing strategy are they using?
Setting a high price for quality
Setting a low price to attract customers
Using psychological pricing
Pricing based on quotes
Giorgia and Reed go to a store where they see a deal: if they buy a shampoo and conditioner together, they pay less than buying them separately. This is an example of:
Selling one product only
Selling goods together at a lower combined price
Simar owns a small bakery and wants to get his products to more customers. He is considering different ways to move his baked goods from his bakery to local stores and cafes. What is Simar dealing with?
How products get from producer to customer
Hiring staff
Pricing methods
Branding decisions
Logan owns a shop where he sells goods directly to customers. What type of business does Logan run?
A business that sells goods directly to customers
A business that buys in bulk then resells to wholesalers
A customer feedback collector
A product manufacturer
Talia runs a small bakery and wants to attract more customers. She decides to use promotion to help her business. Promotion aims to:
Reduce competition
Advertise and persuade customers
Increase staff numbers
Manage production lines
Myla owns a small bakery. One day, a local newspaper writes a free news story about her business, highlighting her delicious pastries. This is an example of:
Paid advertising
Free news stories about the business
A type of packaging
Staff training
Talia and Myla are starting a new business and want to make sure their products will appeal to customers and stand out from competitors. What can market research help them do?
Hire employees
Reduce inventory
Understand customers and competitors
Create legal documents
Logan is conducting a survey to understand shopping habits in his neighborhood. The data Logan collects directly from the survey participants is:
Data collected by someone else
Original data collected for a specific purpose
Outdated information
Always online only
Kaden is conducting research for his new business. He collects information directly from customers by observing their shopping behavior. Which of the following is an example of primary data?
ABS statistics
Mystery shopper reports
Newspaper articles
Industry reports
Simar is conducting market research for his business. He wants to use data that has already been collected and published by other organisations. Which of the following is an example of secondary data she could use?
Surveys
Observations
ABS census reports
Experiments
Sienna and Reed are launching a new product and want to ensure their marketing efforts are effective. They decide to divide the market based on:
Price only
Common characteristics
Staff availability
Technology
Sukhreet is starting a business selling handmade vegan dog treats. She wants to focus on a specific group of customers who are interested in unique, healthy snacks for their pets. This type of market is:
A. A large, general market
B. A very narrowly selected target market
C. A middle-income demographic
D. The entire population
Noah is deciding which smartphone to buy. Consumer buying behaviour refers to:
the actions and decisions of individuals when purchasing goods and services
the process of manufacturing products for consumers
the strategies used by companies to advertise products
the distribution of products to retail stores
Sienna is deciding which product to buy. She realises that her perception of the brand influences her choice. Which of the following is a psychological influence in Sienna's decision?
Perception
Price
Technology
Stakeholder pressure
Kawal and Simar are analyzing the factors that influence consumer behavior in their local community. Which of the following is considered a sociocultural influence?
Staff rosters
Culture, peer groups, social class
Product packaging
Competitor pricing
Talia and Lily are starting a small business and want to understand what factors the government can influence. Which of the following is affected by government actions?
Friends’ opinions
Taxation, wages and economic policies
Packaging rules only
Social media use
Kaden and Talia are opening a new café and are learning about the 7 Ps of marketing. They want to understand what “People” refers to in this context. What does “People” in the 7 Ps refer to?
Product packaging
Owners, employees and customers
Competitors
Regulatory bodies
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Giorgia is managing a new restaurant. She needs to decide how purchasing and service delivery are handled. In this context, what does “Process” refer to?
The production line
How purchasing and service delivery are handled
Staff payment systems
Marketing budgets
At a popular restaurant where Jaxan and Shrey are dining, slow service in the process element can:
Increase customer loyalty
Reduce customer return rates
Improve brand reputation
Decrease wait times
Jaxan and Lily are managing a popular smartphone brand. They notice that the sales of the smartphone have reached their highest point and are no longer increasing. The product life cycle stage where sales peak is:
Introduction
Growth
Maturity
Decline
Lily and Reed are starting a new business and want to understand the stages involved in managing their employees. Which of the following best describes the employment cycle?
Recruitment, packaging, pricing
Establishment, maintenance, termination
Marketing, finance, operations
Hiring only
Lily is a manager at a growing company. She wants to ensure the business has enough employees to meet future demands. What does human resource planning help Lily forecast?
Product pricing
Staff needed in the future
Competitor behaviour
Simar is the HR manager at a company and is reviewing factors that affect HR planning. Which of the following is considered an internal factor?
Economic conditions
Budget constraints
Government regulations
Technology industry changes
Luca and Reed work in an office where new technology is being introduced. What impact might this have on the workplace?
Less training needed
Job creation and redundancy
Removal of all staff
No impact on staffing
Lily is working in the HR department and has been asked to conduct a job analysis for a new position in the company. What will Lily identify during this process?
The employee’s hobbies
Duties, responsibilities and equipment used
Customer complaints
Market trends
Logan is applying for a new position at a company. He is reviewing the job description to understand what the role involves. What will Logan find included in the job description?
Personal opinions
Duties and responsibilities
Training history
Economic forecasts
Lily is applying for a new position at a company. She wants to know what qualifications and skills are required for the job. What document should she refer to?
Pay rates
Employee qualifications and skills
Product features
Annual leave details
Noah has been working at a company for several years. The company decides to fill a managerial position by considering current employees like Cadel, Simar, and Noah for promotion or transfer, rather than hiring someone new from outside. This is an example of:
Hiring from outside the business
Promoting or transferring existing employees
Hiring international workers only
Using external recruitment agencies
Simar is the HR manager at a company and is looking to fill a vacant position. He is considering different methods for recruitment. Which of the following is an example of external recruitment?
Transfers
Promotions
Online job advertisements
Job redesign
Noah is a manager at a company and needs to fill a vacant position. He reviews several applications to decide who is the most suitable for the job. What does this process represent?
Choosing the best candidate for a position
Selecting products to sell
Designing job roles
Setting work hours
Kaden works as a casual employee at a local store. How is he paid?
A. A fixed annual salary
B. Hourly wage plus loading
C. With long service leave
D. With guaranteed weekly hours
Noah is starting a new job and wants to know which types of employees are covered by the National Employment Standards. Who do the National Employment Standards apply to?
All full-time and part-time employees
Casual employees only
Volunteers
Contractors only
Cohen works at a company and receives a monthly payment for his services. This payment is referred to as:
the payment or compensation received for services or employment
the process of hiring new employees
the evaluation of employee performance
the scheduling of work shifts
Logan just started a new job and is reviewing his employment benefits. Which of the following refers to the financial payment he will receive for his work?
Annual leave
Financial payment for work
Employee complaints
Staff parking
Job security refers to:
Having flexible work hours
Belief that employment is stable
Free training
Online safety
Work-life balance means:
Working maximum hours
Balancing work with personal life
Reducing wages
Working only from home
Which of the following is an example of psychological pricing?
Setting a very high price to suggest quality
Pricing a product at $19.99 instead of $20.00
Reducing the number of sales staff
Offering a free sample with a purchase
Which method of primary data collection involves watching customer behaviour?
Survey method
Observation method
Secondary research
Market segmentation
Which of the following is a benefit of internal recruitment?
A larger pool of applicants
Lower training costs because employees already understand the business
Brings in new ideas from outside
More expensive advertising costs
