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Business & Marketing Fall 24' Review
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How many factors of production?
8
2
6
4
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Human effort to produce goods and services
Land
Capital
Labor
Entrepreneurship
3
Choices are made because of ___
Neither of the above
Unlimited wants and needs
Limited resources
Both of the above
4
Person the purchases, but does not use a product
Neither
Customer
Both
Consumer
5
Cilas recognizes the North Face logo, but has never purchase products from the company.
Brand preference
Brand insistence
Brand loyalty
Brand recognition
6
Altering the characteristics of a product, such as UNO's themes.
Product modification
Product expansion
Product extension
Product modifier
7
Creativity and ingenuity as a factor of production
Labor
Physical capital
Entrepreneurship
Human capital
8
Targeting based on lifestyle choice, such as clean eating
behavioral
demographic
psychographic
geographic
9
Walking into Meijer and seeing the same layout in each store
Experience consistency
Experience awareness
Brand awareness
Brand consistency
10
A water fountain located inside a sports facility
Possession utility
Informaiton utility
Time utility
Place utility
11
Using social media to appeal to boys, age 13-18
targeting based on psychographic
targeting based on demographic
targeting based on geography
targeting based on behavioral
12
"Breakfast of Champions" is a __, the permanent part of the brand.
Tagline
Mingle
Slogan
Jingle
13
Foot Action is a
Seller
Customer
Producer
Both a customer and seller
14
General Motors is a
Producer
Reseller
Customer
Consumer
15
Meijer open 24 hours
Place Utility
Time Utility
Information utility
Form utility
16
Joe will only buy beats. Not other brand is an option.
Brand recognition
Brand preference
Brand insistence
Brand loyalty
17
Two companies working together where both parties benefit (Dunkin/Baskin)
Product extension
Co-branding
Licensing
Mixed branding
18
Legal trade name for a company
Athlete
The breakfast of champions
General Mills
Wheaties
19
Clorox bleach adding disinfect wipes to the product mix
Mixed branding
Product extension
Co-branding
Licensing
20
Brand that prioritizes cost over marketing and quality.
Generic
General
Private
National
21
Coca Cola's "Share a Coke" campaign is an example of a __.
Tagline
Mingle
Slogan
Jingle
22
Adding value, convenience or usefulness
Want
Utility
Consumption
Distribution
23
Target's brand, "Up and Up"
National
Private
General
Generic
24
Segmenting based on where people live
demographic
psychographic
behavioral
geographic
25
A social media influencer
Product
Price
Promotion
Place
26
A service
Delivery
Dictionary
Couch
Chair
27
Marketing is a ___ discipline of ___ functions.
competitive, specialized
multifaceted, interrelated
straightforward, competitive
specialized, flexible
28
A nondurable good
Computer
Truck
Desk
Sandwich
29
Opening a law firm with friends is an example of what business structure?
partnership
corporation
franchise
non-profit
30
Ford Motor Company is a __, also a manufacturer brand.
General
Store
Generic
National
31
Tools, equipment, and buildings needed to produce goods and services
Entrepreneurship
Labor
Capital
Land
32
Business structure where all the risk and rewards are taken on by one person
franchise
partnership
sole proprietorship
corporation
33
CC's wrestling match is marketed as a
Place
idea
event
service
34
JP Morgan providing financial services
Price
Product
Place
Promotion
35
A recipe on the back of a cake box
Place utility
Time utility
Information utility
Possession Utility
36
Resource replaced at the rate it is being consumed
Replaceable
Nonrenewable
Nonreplaceable
Renewable
37
Something a business sells and is placed in a specific category
Product line
Product item
Product mix
None
38
Mass marketing utilizes products and communication that are
targeted
segmented
made-to-order
one-size-fits-all
39
Not everyone makes the same choices because of
Both
Incentives
Preferences
Neither
40
Charge for an item being sold
Promotion
Price
Product
Place
41
A durable good
Coffee
Pencil
Sandwich
Car
42
Natural resources used to produce goods and services
Entrepreneurship
Capital
Labor
Land
43
Top Golf is marketed as a
event
place
idea
service
44
McDonald's is an example of a
partnership
franchise
sole proprietorship
non-profit
45
Turning denim into jeans
Information utility
Form utility
Time utility
Place utility
46
Applying for a mortgage to pay for a home
Place utility
Information utility
Form utility
Possession utility
47
Offering the same foundational product, but marketed to different segments, under different brand names (Toyota/Lexus)
Co-branding
Product extension
Mixed branding
Licensing
48
"15 minutes or less can save your 15% or more"
Commercial promise
Absolute promise
Brand promise
Guarantee promise
49
Resources that cannot be replaced
Nonrenewable
Replaceable
Nonreplaceable
Renewable
50
Specific category a product is organized under
Product line
None
Product item
Product mix
51
You have $15 for lunch. You want Taco Bell and Wendy's, but have to choose one. The option you do not purchase is ___.
Opportunity Cost
Decisions
Choices
Scarcity
52
If both Coca Cola and Pepsi are an option, the customer will always choose Coca Cola.
Brand preference
Brand recognition
Brand loyalty
Brand insistence
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Role of marketing in a private enterprise system.
Provides information to make decisions
Prevents business from sharing information
Limits options
Connects customers with businesses
54
Purchase cleats during soccer season is an example of ___ segmentation
demographic
behavioral
psychographic
geographic