mkt 100 quiz 3
This quiz consists of 20 multiple choice questions and covers the material in Chapters 11 through 15. There are 4 questions per chapter.
Please write the correct answers or higlight it so I can see it clear. Thanks.
Question 1
Any human or mechanical effort that adds value to a product is called
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a service. |
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an intangible. |
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overhead. |
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customer service. |
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service marketing. |
Question 2
A suggested approach to deleting products, in which each product is evaluated periodically to determine its impact on the overall effectiveness of the firm’s product mix, is called a(n)
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evaluation study. |
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formal evaluation. |
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product inspection. |
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systematic review. |
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reassessment examination. |
Question 3
Questions such as “How often would you buy this product?” and “Which features are of little or no interest to you?” are often proposed during
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concept testing. |
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product development. |
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screening. |
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idea generation. |
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test marketing. |
Question 4
Product failure is a concern of all marketers. Which of the following phases of new-product development is best able to measure this concern?
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Screening |
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Concept testing |
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Business analysis |
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Product development |
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Test marketing |
Question 5
Price is a key element in the marketing mix because it relates directly to
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the size of the sales force. |
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the speed of an exchange. |
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quality controls. |
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the generation of total revenue. |
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brand image. |
Question 6
At what point does a firm maximize profit?
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The point at which marginal cost equals marginal revenue |
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The point at which the firm sells its product at the highest price |
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The breakeven point plus the adjusted marginal cost |
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The point at which marginal profits equal marginal revenue |
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The point at which marginal cost equals marginal profit |
Question 7
A marketer sometimes uses temporary price reductions to
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increase the number of competitors. |
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gain market share. |
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decrease volume sold. |
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increase revenue per item. |
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control demand. |
Question 8
Buyers who focus on purchasing products that signify prominence and status are
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value-conscious consumers. |
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price-conscious consumers. |
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socially elite buyers. |
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prestige-sensitive buyers. |
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brand aware consumers. |
Question 9
A firm establishes which of the following pricing objectives to maintain or increase its product’s sales in relation to total industry sales?
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Cash flow |
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Sales potential |
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Product quality |
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Market share |
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Status quo |
Question 10
Goods that are priced primarily based on the way they have always been priced are examples of
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traditional pricing. |
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professional pricing. |
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everyday low prices. |
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price lining. |
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customary pricing. |
Question 11
A cost-based pricing method commonly used in retail is called
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value pricing. |
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cost-plus pricing. |
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cost discounting. |
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differential pricing. |
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markup pricing. |
Question 12
A problem associated with ____ is that consumers can predict when prices will be lowered and delay purchases until that time.
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random discounting |
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penetration pricing |
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reference pricing |
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everyday low pricing |
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periodic discounting |
Question 13
The driving force behind marketing channel decisions should be
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convenience. |
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cost reduction. |
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environmental concerns. |
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customer satisfaction. |
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quality. |
Question 14
When companies operate their own facilities for storing and shipping products, these facilities are known as
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distribution centers. |
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product storehouses. |
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public warehouses. |
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megawarehouses. |
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private warehouses. |
Question 15
An independent business that takes title to products and carries inventories is a(n)
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industrial distributor. |
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intermediary. |
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agency. |
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wholesaler. |
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producer. |
Question 16
Freight transportation companies that offer several different shipment methods are called
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megacarriers. |
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intermodal transporters. |
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freight forwarders. |
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shipping experts. |
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superfreighters. |
Question 17
A retailer is an organization that purchases products for the purpose of reselling them to
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other retail organizations. |
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the government. |
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ultimate consumers. |
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wholesalers. |
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nonprofit organizations. |
Question 18
An agent that receives goods on consignment from local sellers and negotiates sales in large, central markets is called a
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commission merchant. |
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sales branch agent. |
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selling agent. |
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manufacturers’ agent. |
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broker-agent. |
Question 19
Which of the following is a common feature of a warehouse club?
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Concrete floors and wide aisles |
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Wide range of products |
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Good customer service |
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Moderate prices |
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Pleasant atmosphere |
Question 20
Self-service, general merchandise stores such as Kmart are known as
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discount stores. |
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warehouse showrooms. |
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catalog showrooms. |
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superstores. |
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specialty retailers. |