wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

MARKETING

Total questions: 97

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the data a business collects itself using surveys and interviews called?

a)

Primary data

b)

Descriptive data

c)

Population data

d)

Irrational data

2.

By tracking customer sales, businesses can learn about their customers’:

a)

Demographics and behavior

b)

Marriage status

c)

Tax information

d)

Social media habits

3.

A system that collects and analyzes marketing information is called a:

a)

Inferential statistics system

b)

Marketing information system

c)

Descriptive research system

d)

Exploratory design system

4.

Combining market and economic data helps businesses figure out the _____ of their market.

a)

Likeability

b)

Size

c)

Implications

d)

Damage

5.

Word-of-mouth, online reviews, and referrals are examples of:

a)

Indirect marketing

b)

Uncompromised marketing

c)

Direct marketing

d)

Compromised marketing

6.

Marketing information systems help which team understand customers and set product prices?

a)

Social media managers

b)

Product marketing teams

c)

Communication directors

d)

Interpersonal officers

7.

Under GDPR, businesses can only collect customer data if they have:

a)

Consent

b)

Payment

c)

Insight

d)

Encouragement

8.

Watching customers in their natural environment to study behavior is called:

a)

Focus research

b)

Online research

c)

Observational research

d)

Direct research

9.

Which team benefits most from creating marketing campaigns and tracking results?

a)

Audit team

b)

Marketing team

c)

Design team

d)

Finance team

10.

A more expensive way to collect customer opinions in-person or online is:

a)

Focus groups

b)

Observation

c)

Surveys

d)

Interviews

11.

A simple way to avoid confirmation bias is to use more _____ than _____ data.

a)

Descriptive; populated

b)

Populated; descriptive

c)

Qualitative; quantitative

d)

Quantitative; qualitative

12.

Focus group results can sometimes be:

a)

Abundant

b)

Accurate

c)

Inaccurate

d)

Unimportant

13.

Which industry is highly regulated when collecting customer data?

a)

Pharmaceutical

b)

Art

c)

Automotive

d)

Photographic

14.

A cheap alternative to surveys or in-person interviews is:

a)

Online research

b)

Focus groups

c)

Phone interviews

d)

Surveys

15.

When businesses interpret survey results to match their beliefs, this is:

a)

Statistical certainty

b)

Knowledge bias

c)

Confirmation bias

d)

Creative impressionism

16.

Tools that measure and analyze marketing results track the brand’s:

a)

Interval

b)

Performance

c)

Bias

d)

Inferential

17.

Mistakes in reasoning, evaluating, or remembering are called:

a)

Descriptive statistics

b)

Cognitive bias

c)

Knowledge bias

d)

Irrational escalation

18.

Research to find out why sales are low and customer tastes are changing is:

a)

Formal

b)

Descriptive

c)

Exploratory

d)

Causal

19.

Businesses must carefully plan questions by checking:

a)

Inferential, escalation, and knowledge

b)

Bias, descriptor, and presenter

c)

Wording, sequence, and length

d)

Research, statistics, and design

20.

A bias where businesses keep investing money before results show it won’t work is:

a)

Descriptive statistics

b)

Irrational escalation

c)

Exploratory design

d)

Cognitive bias

21.

The biggest limitation of marketing research is the:

a)

Illusion

b)

Lag time

c)

Conversation

d)

Discrepancy

22.

The goal of any business is to make:

a)

Profits

b)

Adversaries

c)

News

d)

Friends

23.

The marketing mix helps companies:

a)

Set marketing budgets

b)

Identify tactics to meet customer needs

c)

Design packaging

d)

Promote using influencers

24.

Information about customer attitudes, values, and lifestyles is:

a)

Psychographics

b)

Infographics

c)

Demographics

d)

Linguistics

25.

_____ are services like accounting or car repair; products are things you can touch.

a)

Processes

b)

Ideas

c)

Services

d)

Plans

26.

The steps customers take when deciding to buy something are called:

a)

Influencer marketing

b)

Situational analysis

c)

Consumer decision-making process

d)

Competitive situation

27.

If a product goes viral because customers tell their friends, this is:

a)

Automotive marketing

b)

Word-of-mouth marketing

c)

Billboard marketing

d)

Photographic marketing

28.

What term refers to a set of principles that guide the decisions and behavior of businesses?

a)

business exploitations

b)

business values

c)

business ethics

d)

business pricing

29.

The code of ethics set by what organization states that marketers should adopt honesty, responsibility, fairness, respect, transparency, and citizenship?

a)

Ethical Marketing Members

b)

American Marketing Association

c)

Code of Ethics Committee

d)

Environmental Advertising Agency

30.

Ethical standards can often help marketers make better decisions about the planning and execution of:

a)

employee discipline

b)

marketing campaigns

c)

financial projections

d)

lawsuit responses

31.

The idea that marketers must be truthful and stand behind their claims relates to which AMA quality?

a)

honesty

b)

responsibility

c)

transparency

d)

respect

32.

Claims that can affect a consumer’s _____ or _____ are looked at closely by the FTC.

a)

success; growth

b)

health; finances

c)

happiness; humor

d)

education; intelligence

33.

Education-based selling and value-based selling are two types of _____ selling techniques.

a)

unethical

b)

ethical

c)

predatory

d)

exploitative

34.

Marketers cannot exploit vulnerable segments such as the elderly or children. This relates to which AMA quality?

a)

loyalty

b)

fairness

c)

responsibility

d)

respect

35.

What organization enforces laws regarding truth-in-advertising?

a)

Consumer Product Safety Commission

b)

Federal Trade Commission

c)

Internal Revenue Service

d)

Environmental Protection Agency

36.

Claims involving images that do not represent the product accurately are called _____.

a)

misleading claims

b)

ethical claims

c)

predatory claims

d)

transparent claims

37.

Giving customers in-depth information to help them shop is the goal of:

a)

value-based selling

b)

channel-based selling

c)

education-based selling

d)

predatory-based selling

38.

Most spam messages are just annoying, but others could put you at risk of:

a)

job loss

b)

scams or identity theft

c)

tax evasion

d)

memory loss

39.

Duties are assigned based on the _____ and _____ of imported merchandise.

a)

size; shape

b)

height; weight

c)

value; type

d)

price; tax

40.

Unsolicited messages sent to customers via email are called:

a)

spam

b)

marketing

c)

ethics

d)

duties

41.

Export laws are restricted when products could be used for _____ services.

a)

educational

b)

military

c)

culinary

d)

electrical

42.

What unethical selling technique involves hiding information in tiny print?

a)

excessive fine print

b)

spam

c)

bait and switch

d)

misrepresentation

43.

Over-exaggerating features or lying about product upgrades is an example of:

a)

spamming

b)

excessive fine print

c)

misrepresentation

d)

bait and switch

44.

When large companies set prices extremely low to force out competitors, this is called:

a)

discriminate pricing

b)

emotional pricing

c)

predatory pricing

d)

value pricing

45.

When competitors agree to raise or stabilize prices, this is called:

a)

price anomalies

b)

price fixing

c)

price fluctuating

d)

price parties

46.

Imported products are subject to special taxes known as:

a)

tarps

b)

duties

c)

ethos

d)

spam

47.

The act of manipulating emotions to get action is called:

a)

emotional endurance

b)

emotional ethics

c)

emotional persuasion

d)

emotional exploitation

48.

Data collected to solve a specific marketing problem (like surveys) is called:

a)

primary information

b)

secondary information

c)

quadrilateral information

d)

tertiary information

49.

Under GDPR, companies must get what from users before sending marketing messages?

a)

explicit consent

b)

implied consent

c)

ambiguous consent

d)

assumed consent

50.

What term refers to how companies reach customers through online or offline channels?

a)

channel management

b)

channel discrimination

c)

channel extrapolation

d)

channel exploitation

51.

A system using more than one distribution channel is called a(n):

a)

omnichannel objective

b)

plural-channel objective

c)

predatory channel objective

d)

customer channel objective

52.

The person responsible for setting distribution tasks is the:

a)

channel host

b)

channel boss

c)

channel manager

d)

channel aficionado

53.

Debit cards do not affect a person’s credit score and allow spending up to:

a)

lottery amount

b)

gift balance

c)

birthday balance

d)

account balance

54.

Accounts with fixed payments over a set period are called:

a)

installment accounts

b)

revolving accounts

c)

social security accounts

d)

investor accounts

55.

Interest based only on the original principal is called:

a)

simple interest

b)

compound interest

c)

investor interest

d)

revolving interest

56.

An individual’s FICO score falls between:

a)

250–900

b)

100–500

c)

500–1000

d)

300–850

57.

What term refers to a unique number businesses use to identify themselves?

a)

SBN

b)

TLN

c)

SSN

d)

EIN

58.

A business line of credit helps cover expenses such as:

a)

payroll and rent

b)

vacations

c)

student tuition

d)

home repairs

59.

The financial report showing revenues and expenses for a period is the:

a)

liability list

b)

cash flow statement

c)

balance sheet

d)

income statement

60.

What term refers to all the outstanding debts a business owes?

a)

balances

b)

loans

c)

credits

d)

liabilities

61.

Sales forecasts are a key part of creating what type of strategy?

a)

operational strategy

b)

marketing strategy

c)

asset strategy

d)

tax strategy

62.

When it comes to the marketing process, some businesses may not be able to get the information they are seeking due to what kind of restrictions?

a)

manpower and personnel restrictions

b)

legal and liability restrictions

c)

communication and access restrictions

d)

time and financial restrictions

63.

It is easy and inexpensive to obtain information from ______ of data like a business’s financial and operations reports.

a)

exploratory sources

b)

internal sources

c)

external sources

d)

statistical sources

64.

In market research, after the problem is defined, what is the next step?

a)

gather needed information

b)

experiment with social media platforms

c)

personally reach out to customers

d)

create a marketing team

65.

In market research, _____ is defined as the total set of people being observed.

a)

interval

b)

statistics

c)

sample

d)

population

66.

A _____ is a smaller piece of the population that represents the entire population.

a)

bias

b)

interval

c)

sample

d)

population

67.

What term refers to a number that tells researchers how close their data is to the actual population value?

a)

descriptive interval

b)

confirmation bias

c)

cognitive bias

d)

confidence interval

68.

What type of analysis simplifies data into just a few key variables or factors?

a)

factor analysis

b)

discriminant analysis

c)

conjoint analysis

d)

bias analysis

69.

Exploratory, descriptive, and causal are three different ways to design what?

a)

research design

b)

advertising budget

c)

product life cycle

d)

pricing schedule

70.

When businesses test different marketing messages and ad designs to find what works best, they are conducting research related to:

a)

business

b)

advertising

c)

merchandising

d)

customers

71.

What type of research uses data already collected by another source?

a)

tertiary research

b)

secondary research

c)

exploratory research

d)

bias research

72.

What tells businesses how confident they should be that their data is close to the true population value?

a)

confirmation bias

b)

confidence interval

c)

exploratory design

d)

inferential statistics

73.

Government publications and market research reports are examples of:

a)

tertiary data

b)

descriptive data

c)

primary data

d)

secondary data

74.

A surfing company surveying 5,000 pro surfers instead of all surfers is an example of using a:

a)

descriptive statistic

b)

confidence interval

c)

sample size

d)

bias group

75.

What market research method is one of the oldest and most cost-effective for understanding customer opinions?

a)

surveys

b)

phone interviews

c)

web searches

d)

diary studies

76.

Research related to how product placement affects sales refers to:

a)

taxes

b)

funding

c)

advertising

d)

merchandising

77.

Which research method observes customers in their natural environment?

a)

online research

b)

direct research

c)

observational research

d)

focus research

78.

One of the more expensive primary research methods that can be done in-person or virtually is:

a)

interviews

b)

observation

c)

focus groups

d)

surveys

79.

Coca-Cola’s New Coke failed because the company relied too much on:

a)

top executive opinions

b)

one person’s opinion

c)

too many research methods

d)

one marketing research method

80.

What happens when people make mistakes in the way they reason or evaluate information?

a)

A cognitive bias occurs, leading to distorted judgments

b)

Data validity increases because errors cancel out

c)

Sample size grows, improving representativeness

d)

Confidence intervals narrow due to stronger evidence

81.

The biggest limitation of marketing research is the _____ between conducting research and getting results.

a)

discrepancy

b)

lag time

c)

illusion

d)

conversation

82.

The goal of any business is to make:

a)

adversaries

b)

profits

c)

friends

d)

headlines

83.

SMART stands for:

a)

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-Bound

b)

Sturdy, Mixed, Affable, Researched, Trident

c)

Singular, Method, Affirm, Reflect, Tried

d)

Strenuous, Marked, Affluent, Radical, Tremendous

84.

Which component of the marketing mix refers to how much a product or service costs?

a)

price

b)

promotion

c)

place

d)

people

85.

The marketing mix is a framework used to:

a)

promote products using influencers

b)

determine the marketing budget

c)

identify tactics to meet customer needs

d)

design product packaging

86.

A semi-fictional representation of the target customer is called a:

a)

consumer process

b)

buyer persona

c)

competitive situation

d)

influencer

87.

Information about attitudes, values, and lifestyles used in buyer personas is known as:

a)

infographics

b)

linguistics

c)

demographics

d)

psychographics

88.

What term refers to the steps customers take when deciding whether to buy something?

a)

situational analysis

b)

competitive situation

c)

consumer decision-making process

d)

influencer marketing

89.

What type of marketing occurs when customers tell friends about a product they love?

a)

photographic marketing

b)

automotive marketing

c)

word of mouth marketing

d)

billboard marketing

90.

Products are things you can see and touch, while _____ are intangible benefits like accounting or repairs.

a)

ideas

b)

plans

c)

services

d)

processes

91.
Product, price, place, and promotion make up the _____________________.
a)
Marketing Concept
b)
Marketing Mix
c)
Marketing Oriented
d)
Marketing Behavior
92.

Businesses may overspend on inventory because estimates of potential demand based on what may be inaccurate?

a)

consumer feedback

b)

the financial department

c)

statistics

d)

market research

93.

What type of market data is represented by customers' age, income, education, and occupation?

a)

Demographic

b)

Geographic

c)

Psychographic

d)

Motivation

94.

These customers tend to make quick purchase decisions, often buying inexpensive items that are not of high importance to them.

a)

Innovation/trend buyers

b)

Impulse buyers

c)

Recreational shoppers

d)

Comparison shoppers

95.
A group of people or companies who want a product or service and are willing and able to buy it.
a)
price
b)
product
c)
advertising
d)
market
96.

What is a fundamental step in identifying a business opportunity?

a)

Ignoring customer feedback

b)

Analyzing market gaps and consumer needs

c)

Replicating a competitor's product

d)

Focusing solely on personal interests

97.

A group of people who were born and lived during the same time period are known as a

a)

bunch of old people

b)

generation

c)

I have no idea