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Product Management Worksheet Questions (Review Material)

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The two vital aspects in the process of organizing include

a)

Raw materials and product design.

b)

Owners equity and stockholder’s shares

c)

Physical assets and human resources

d)

Workers and management

2.

The manufacturing firm’s primary objective in producing goods or services is

a)

to sell good products

b)

to help the economy

c)

to provide jobs

d)

to earn profit

3.

Which department normally handles the policy of the firm?

a)

Human Resources Dept.

b)

Legal Office

c)

Sales and Marketing

d)

Finance

4.

When a firm decides to produce lesser types of soap (from five to three brands), the firm is implementing

a)

standardization

b)

specialization

c)

simplification

d)

diversification

5.

Why do firms diversify in their production activities?

a)

because firms are confident to succeed with their single product line

b)

because diversification does not affect market prices

c)

because consumers demand for various goods

d)

none of the above

6.

Standardization of production process means

a)

uniformity in product quality

b)

simplification of work methods and tools

c)

reduction of product style and features

d)

all of the above

e)

none of the above

7.

Which of the four production operation characteristics deal(s) with the firm’s product line(s).

a)

diversification and specialization

b)

standardization and simplification

c)

simplification and specialization

d)

diversification and simplification

e)

diversification and simplification

8.

Specialization makes

a)

the production process more simple

b)

every worker knowledgeable of the whole production process

c)

every unit of the production process independent

d)

all of the above

e)

none of the above

9.

Which of the following statements is true?

a)

Market research studies the consumers or the distributor.

b)

Marketing research is a study about the marketing of goods and services.

c)

Marketing research involves the study of the relationships and adjustments between production and consumption.

d)

All of the above

e)

None of the above

10.

Research aims to reduce

a)

conflict

b)

cost

c)

risk

d)

production

11.

Select all that apply. Which of the following are outputs of a marketing research?

a)

market share of the company

b)

forecasts of industry trends

c)

cost-cutting projects

d)

market share of the company & forecasts of industry trends

12.

In developing new products it is important.

a)

(a) to identify the market performance of the current products

b)

(b) that the new product shall set new trends in the industry

c)

(c) to determine the proper timing and place of launching

d)

all except a

13.

Identify the scope of research being described by the processes:

Making motivational or qualitative studies.

a)

Research on miscellaneous activities

b)

Research on advertising

c)

Research on sales methods and policies

d)

Research on products and services

14.

Identify the scope of research being described by the processes:

Market Research

a)

Estimating demand for new products

b)

Simplifying product lines

c)

Studying distribution cost

d)

Selecting advertising media

15.

Which is not a process in product research?

a)

evaluation of new competitive products

b)

packaging and design studies

c)

sales/business forecasting

d)

determining the sources of dissatisfaction with the product

16.

One of the following is not a direct concern of research.

a)

consumers’ preference

b)

consumers’ purchasing power

c)

consumers’ consumption

d)

consumers’ demand

17.

The stage in the research process where related information are gathered for analysis and interpretation to come up with a sound conclusion or solution.

a)

Problem Identification

b)

Formulation of Research Design

c)

Data Collection

d)

Reporting Research Findings

18.

Statistical interpretation focuses on

a)

what is typical or what deviates from the average

b)

the raw data gathered for analysis

c)

the statistical tool that shall be used

d)

all of the above

19.

Why is observation more advantageous in conducting marketing research?

a)

economical

b)

more objective than surveys

c)

less accurate

d)

few variable applicants

20.

When all the units of a population have an equal chance of appearing in the sample, it is referred to as,

a)

Stratified Sampling

b)

Area Sampling

c)

Quota Sampling

d)

Random Sampling

21.

What can be the best sign of a problem that would stimulate change?

a)

high operational cost

b)

decrease in sales

c)

conflicts

d)

all of the above

22.

What are the disadvantages of secondary sources?

a)

Obsolescence

b)

Lower cost

c)

Availability

d)

All of the above

23.

What is the root of any marketing plan?

a)

Profit

b)

Manufacturer

c)

Market Trends

d)

Consumer

24.

What factors affect the buying attitudes of consumers?

a)

Inventions

b)

Economic situation

c)

Population and employment

d)

All of the above

25.

Which of the following is an example of an emotional product motive?

a)

a cosmetic tv commercial of Leah Salonga

b)

a real estate advertisement

c)

advertisements in home tv shopping

d)

none of the above

26.

Product Planning activities include

a)

cost-cutting programs

b)

branding, packaging and labeling of produced goods

c)

production processes

d)

improvement of working environment

27.

A legally protected name or design used to identify the product.

a)

trademark

b)

brand name

c)

copyright

d)

none of the above

28.

When a product is gauged by its significance to the customers and not to the sellers, it is referred to as

a)

consumer product

b)

extended product

c)

tangible product

d)

generic product

29.

A type of product which have a particular attraction to the consumer who on the other hand would be willing to go out of his way just to be able to purchase the goods.

a)

consumer product

b)

convenience goods

c)

specialty goods

d)

shopping goods

30.

An industrial product is purchased for

a)

the ultimate consumer

b)

its ultimate purpose

c)

its attributes

d)

its usefulness in production

31.

A classification of goods which is very useful for consumer good but definitely not for industrial goods

a)

degree of related decision making

b)

store shopping behavior

c)

product attributes and purpose

d)

product components

32.

How are installation equipment sold at a high price?

a)

durability and efficiency are stressed

b)

technical and maintenance support is packaged with the product

c)

all of the above

d)

none of the above

33.

Product mix or product assortment

a)

is the product that gave the identity to the manufacturing firm.

b)

Includes all the product lines only.

c)

Is the set of all product available in the market produced by different suppliers.

d)

None of the above

34.

In developing a new product, the conduct of market tests comes right before

a)

the technical research.

b)

The marketing and manufacturing program

c)

Full-scale production and manufacturing

d)

Generation of new ideas

35.

What are the consideration in manufacturing new products?

a)

adequate market demand

b)

satisfactory legal considerations

c)

capabilities of the production structure

d)

all of the above

36.

Product design includes

a)

the appearance of the product

b)

the functional design of the product

c)

both are included

37.

Why is visual design considered a market segmentation strategy?

a)

Visual design makes the product unique.

b)

It enhances the appearance of a product.

c)

It improves the product marketability

d)

All of the choices

38.

When the customers follow the principle of familiarity, what colors could be used to attract them into considering a particular product?

a)

all dark colors

b)

combination of pastel colors

c)

light and dark color of the same hue

d)

any color will do

39.

Generic brands are usually cheaper because

a)

of packaging and distribution difference

b)

promotion economics are low

c)

lower quality of products

d)

all of the above

40.

Battle of the brands is actually beneficial,

a)

because it leads to competitive advertising

b)

because funds are tied-up in inventories

c)

goods of better quality are developed

d)

all of the above

41.

Trademark on the good’s package

a)

clearly identifies the product

b)

gives information about the content of the product

c)

provides directions on how to use the product

42.

Identification of a particular product of a seller or group of sellers.

a)

package

b)

design

c)

brand

43.

Ronald Mc Donald is an example of

a)

trade character

b)

trademark

c)

brand name

44.

A family brand may be associated with

a)

a particular brand name

b)

a particular product line

c)

the company’s track record

45.

When branded goods are chosen based on past experiences with the product, the goods has reached what stage of brand familiarity?

a)

brand recognition

b)

brand insistence

c)

brand preference

46.

Today packaging has evolved with the new innovations in the market that it’s orientation has shifted.

a)

Now, packaging is an effective sales promotion

b)

Packaging has always been concerned only with protection of contents.

c)

Both options are correct

47.

It provides useful information about the product, its uses and benefits.

a)

trademark

b)

brand

c)

packaging

d)

label

48.

Descriptive labels include what information?

a)

quality equivalent of the product

b)

construction, care, performance of a product

c)

the brand of the product

49.

Middlemen or marketing intermediaries are not involved in

a)

analyzing marketing information

b)

marketing management

c)

production activities

d)

physical distribution

50.

What are the factors that should be considered in selecting Distribution Channel?

a)

Order size

b)

Geographic considerations

c)

Cost of freight and handling

d)

all of the three

51.

Agricultural products produced by small farmers are usually sold through

a)

two middlemen

b)

single middleman

c)

direct to the consumer

d)

any of the three is applicable

52.

Physical Distribution System is primarily concerned with

a)

cutting cost

b)

improving customer service

c)

both are correct

53.

To properly cost physical distribution, it is necessary that

a)

the system should look into total distribution cost

b)

costing must be done for each element in the system order processing

54.

Aside from storage, what are the other two functions of warehousing?

a)

stabilizing prices

b)

facilitates smaller distribution

c)

inventory and control of stocks

d)

making available the seasonal items

55.

When is the price of a particular product or product line changed?

a)

When a new product is being launched?

b)

When there is an organizational restructuring in the management?

c)

When a discount can be given, example for cash payments?

d)

All of the choices

56.

Why are prices of goods changed?

a)

To gain profit

b)

To maintain or improve target market share

c)

To stabilize prices

d)

All of the choices

57.

When does a manufacturer give allowance to buyers or dealers?

a)

when the dealers sell their quota of the product

b)

when the dealers display or promote their product line

c)

when the buyers patronize their product line

58.

It is offered to buyers to encourage prompt payment of invoices at a percentage discount based on the promptness of payment.

a)

cash discount

b)

trade discount

c)

quantity discount

59.

What does new product offer to gain entry into an established channel of distribution?

a)

excellent performance

b)

competitive packaging

c)

price guarantees

60.

The following pricing practices do not apply to new products except

a)

normal percentage mark-up

b)

meeting competitors’ prices

c)

underselling competition

d)

none of the choices