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Marketing Information Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of marketing information?

a)

To collect as much data as possible

b)

To support accounting decisions

c)

To gain insights about customers and the marketplace

d)

To replace managers’ intuition

2.

Which best defines customer insights?

a)

Raw survey data collected from customers

b)

Fresh, information-based understandings that create customer value

c)

Sales reports from last year

d)

Competitor advertising messages

3.

Why was Ferrero Rocher positioned as a gifting product in India?

a)

Indians consume chocolate daily

b)

Consumers preferred cheap mass snacks

c)

Festivals created demand for premium symbolic gifts

d)

Advertising regulations limited snack sales

4.

Which research approach did Ferrero rely on MOST?

a)

Large-scale online surveys

b)

Heavy use of global research agencies

c)

On-ground consumer immersion and observation

d)

Social media listening only

5.

What key insight did Ferrero discover about chocolate consumption in India?

a)

Chocolates are eaten mostly at breakfast

b)

Quantity mattered more than packaging

c)

Chocolates were mainly bought during festivals

d)

Price sensitivity was low year-round

6.

What was Dunkin’ Donuts’ main mistake in India?

a)

Poor store locations

b)

Lack of digital marketing

c)

Assuming Western breakfast habits would transfer directly

d)

Weak brand awareness

7.

Which factor contributed MOST to Dunkin’ Donuts’ failure?

a)

High employee turnover

b)

Weak supply chain

c)

Poor understanding of local consumption occasions

d)

Excessive advertising

8.

What is a Marketing Information System (MIS)?

a)

A software tool for advertising

b)

A system that starts and ends with user information needs

c)

A database used only by researchers

d)

A CRM platform only

9.

A good MIS should balance:

a)

Cost and profit only

b)

What users want vs. what is feasible and necessary

c)

Internal and external databases equally

d)

Speed over accuracy

10.

Which of the following is an example of internal database data?

a)

Competitor pricing

b)

Social media trends

c)

Customer purchase history

d)

Government statistics

11.

Why is purchase history more valuable than age for Starbucks?

a)

Age is difficult to collect

b)

Purchase history predicts future behaviour better

c)

Age data is illegal

d)

Location is irrelevant

12.

How does WIUT use internal student data similarly to companies?

a)

To increase tuition fees

b)

To improve branding only

c)

To identify at-risk students and improve course design

d)

To reduce staff

13.

What type of data did Burger King use in its McDonald’s campaign?

a)

Customer satisfaction surveys

b)

Sales data

c)

Competitor location data

d)

Focus group feedback

14.

This Burger King example best illustrates:

a)

Primary research

b)

Internal data analysis

c)

Competitive marketing intelligence

d)

Experimental research

15.

What is the FIRST step in the marketing research process?

a)

Designing the questionnaire

b)

Defining the research problem

c)

Collecting primary data

d)

Analysing results

16.

Which of the following is secondary data?

a)

Focus groups

b)

Observation in stores

c)

Existing reports and statistics

d)

Diary entries

17.

What is a sample in marketing research?

a)

The entire population

b)

A random customer

c)

A segment representing the population

d)

Only loyal customers

18.

Why is ethnographic research especially powerful?

a)

It is cheaper than surveys

b)

It measures opinions accurately

c)

It reveals what people actually do, not what they say

d)

It produces numerical data

19.

What key insight did Procter & Gamble discover through observation?

a)

Consumers read instructions carefully

b)

Consumers used less product than recommended

c)

Consumers overused products despite claiming correct use

d)

Consumers disliked packaging design

20.

What is the main goal of diary research in your coursework?

a)

To prove you are a rational consumer

b)

To write long descriptions

c)

To capture real-time behaviour, emotions, and decision drivers

d)

To analyse competitors