Summary - Unit 5 Quiz: Final Exam
Question 1 (4 points)
The Product Matrix consists of:
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[removed] | A) | Computers, Morpheus, Neo, Alternate Worlds |
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[removed] | B) | Products, Promotions, Accessories, Consumers |
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[removed] | C) | Competitors, Customers, Suppliers, Distributors |
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[removed] | D) | Cash Cows, Stars, Dogs, Question Marks |
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Question 2 (4 points)
What are the key elements of a marketing plan?
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[removed] | A) | Executive Summary , Current Situation, Competitor Analysis, Advertising, Pricing, Use of the Product |
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[removed] | B) | Business Plan, Product Development, Product Usage, Repair of Product Defects, Re-Market of Improved Product |
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[removed] | C) | Executive Summary , Current Situation, SWOTT, Objectives, Pricing, Advertising, Selling, Evaluation |
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[removed] | D) | Executive Summary, Current Situation, SWOTT, Objectives, Marketing Strategy, Action Plans, Budgets, Controls |
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Question 3 (4 points)
What is the purpose of the marketing plan?
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[removed] | A) | It is a required part of a company’s mission |
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[removed] | B) | It serves to document how the organization’s strategic objectives will be achieved |
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[removed] | C) | It helps the salespeople sell products to consumers |
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[removed] | D) | It helps the advertising depart create a budget |
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Question 4 (4 points)
Marketing is defined as:
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[removed] | A) | The process by which companies create value for customers and build strong customer relationships in order to capture value from customers in return |
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[removed] | C) | The process by which companies advertise products to consumers |
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[removed] | D) | The process by which customers give feedback to companies so they can develop new and improved products |
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Question 5 (4 points)
GATT stands for:
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[removed] | A) | Gaining Access To Threats |
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[removed] | B) | The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade |
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[removed] | C) | Getting Attention of Target Transactions |
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[removed] | D) | Going After The Targets |
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Question 6 (4 points)
The two types of market research data are:
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[removed] | A) | Target marketing and Advertising |
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[removed] | B) | Competitor analysis and SWOTT Analysis |
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[removed] | C) | Primary Data and Secondary Data |
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Question 7 (4 points)
Examples of Demographic Segments include:
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[removed] | A) | Age, Gender, Sex, Race, and Occupation |
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[removed] | B) | Industries, Demand, Organizations and Farmers |
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[removed] | C) | Teenagers, Elderly, Cartoon Characters, Pets |
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[removed] | D) | Names, Geography, Culture, and Competitors |
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Question 8 (4 points)
The following are all forms or promotion:
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[removed] | A) | Advertising, Competitor analysis, TV Ads, Price Setting |
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[removed] | B) | Advertising, Distribution, TV ads, Price setting |
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[removed] | C) | Advertising, Selling, Public Relations, Word of Mouth |
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[removed] | D) | Advertising, Selling, Distribution, Direct Mail |
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Question 9 (4 points)
The most important aspect of Marketing is to:
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[removed] | A) | Create an effective advertisement so your customers know your product |
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[removed] | B) | Set the right price for your product |
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[removed] | C) | Know your product, your target market, and your niche in the industry |
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[removed] | D) | Promote your product to all consumers to maximize your potential profits |
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Question 10 (4 points)
Survey results may be skewed because:
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[removed] | A) | The focus group may not be random |
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[removed] | B) | There may be a bias from the targeted respondents |
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[removed] | C) | People may not actually answer truthfully |
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Question 11 (4 points)
Contribution Margin is
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[removed] | A) | The amount of worker’s hourly rate added into the product’s price |
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[removed] | B) | (Total Sales-Total Variable Costs) divided by Total Sales |
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[removed] | C) | Total Sales times gross margin minus variable cost |
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[removed] | D) | Total Sales divided by number of units sold |
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Question 12 (4 points)
The economic community is:
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[removed] | A) | A group of nations organized to work toward common goals in the regulation of international trade |
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[removed] | B) | All the consumers located in a local community |
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[removed] | C) | A function of money evaluation that is incorporated into the GDP |
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[removed] | D) | The consumers that spend money at a specific store |
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Question 13 (4 points)
Online marketing and purchasing benefits consumers by:
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[removed] | A) | Making it more convenient to shop |
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[removed] | B) | Allowing companies to promote other products to consumers |
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[removed] | C) | Allowing consumers to be entered into direct marketing databases |
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[removed] | D) | Giving companies a bigger target demographic |
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Question 14 (4 points)
A “Pull” strategy is:
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[removed] | A) | A strategy that uses the sales force and trade promotions to push the product down through the distribution channels |
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[removed] | B) | A strategy that calls for spending on advertising and promotion to induce end consumer to purchase products |
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[removed] | C) | Overstocking the store shelves so consumers have to purchase the product |
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[removed] | D) | Using salespeople to promote through “hard” selling techniques |
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Question 15 (4 points)
The stages of the product life cycle are:
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[removed] | A) | Promote, Purchase, Use, Repair/Replace, Evaluate |
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[removed] | B) | Product Development, Introduction, Growth, Maturity, Decline |
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[removed] | C) | Start, Grow, Use, Finish/Complete |
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[removed] | D) | Introduce, Advertise, Sell, Grow, Create new products |
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Question 16 (4 points)
An example of a Service type company is:
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[removed] | C) | A Starbucks drive thru |
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Question 17 (4 points)
Which of the following are good resources for Marketers?
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[removed] | A) | Marketing: An Introduction by Armstrong & Kotler |
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[removed] | B) | The Marketing Plan Handbook by Marion Burk Wood |
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[removed] | C) | Marketing Plan Pro Software |
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Question 18 (4 points)
Cannibalization in marketing refers to:
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[removed] | A) | Taking “eating into” the competitor’s market share |
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[removed] | B) | Too many competitors products in the marketplace that drives down price levels |
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[removed] | C) | A company’s product taking sales from another product of the company |
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Question 19 (4 points)
The levels of the distribution chain include:
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[removed] | A) | Manufacturer, Consumer, Delivery Personnel, Focus Groups |
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[removed] | B) | Entrepreneurs, Engineers (developers), Promoters, Distributors, Consumers |
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[removed] | C) | Focus Groups, Product Developers, Promoters, Consumers |
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[removed] | D) | Manufacturer, Wholesaler, Retailer, Consumer |
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Question 20 (4 points)
The three types of Distribution Strategies are:
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[removed] | B) | Promoting, Selling, Public Relations |
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[removed] | C) | Trucking, Railing, Shipping |
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[removed] | D) | Manufacturers, Wholesalers, Retailers |
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Question 21 (4 points)
Mark up price equals:
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[removed] | A) | Unit cost divided by total costs |
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[removed] | B) | Unit cost divided by (1-desired return on sales) |
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[removed] | D) | Unit cost plus variable cost plus fixed cost |
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Question 22 (4 points)
What is the Marketing Mix?
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[removed] | B) | Product, Profits, Presentation, Price |
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[removed] | C) | Product, Promotion, Place, Price |
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[removed] | D) | Product, Profits, Place, Price |
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Question 23 (4 points)
Examples of a targeted market segment are:
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[removed] | A) | Students, Business Professionals, Medical Personal |
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[removed] | B) | Students, People at an industry convention, Entrepreneurs |
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Question 24 (4 points)
Price Elasticity is:
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[removed] | B) | How flexible a consumer is in negotiating a price |
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[removed] | D) | A measure of the sensitivity of demand to changes in price |
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Question 25 (4 points)
A “push” strategy is:
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[removed] | A) | A strategy that calls for spending on advertising and promotion to induce end consumer to purchase products |
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[removed] | B) | A strategy that uses the sales force and trade promotions to push the product down through the distribution channels |
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[removed] | C) | Using salespeople to promote through “hard” selling techniques |
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[removed] | D) | Overstocking the store shelves so consumers have to purchase the product |
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