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Quiz on Marketing T2, created by James Worthy on 05/11/2014.
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Question 1

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1. A service is the tangible component of an offering
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  • True
  • False

Question 2

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2. Line depth refers to whether the product line is broad or narrow
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  • True
  • False

Question 3

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3. The entire assortment of products that a firm offers is called the product line.
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  • True
  • False

Question 4

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4. Price entails how much money a customer gives up to obtain an offering
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  • True
  • False

Question 5

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5. The total amount someone pays to own, use, and eventually dispose of a product is the TCO
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  • True
  • False

Question 6

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6. Most offerings are either a product or a service.
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  • True
  • False

Question 7

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1. Offerings are _____.
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  • a. products and services designed to deliver value to customers
  • b. services designed to satisfy customer needs
  • c. products designed to satisfy customer wants
  • d. products and services designed to deliver value to a firm
  • e. products and services designed to add value to the firms marketing mix

Question 8

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2. A(n) _____ is a characteristic of an offering.
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  • a. tangible good
  • b. feature
  • c. intangible value
  • d. price point
  • e. need

Question 9

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3. When a feature satisfies a need or want, then there is a(n) _____.
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  • a. added value
  • b. high quality level
  • c. benefit
  • e. value

Question 10

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4. A product-dominant approach to marketing is based on the belief that
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  • a. enjoyment of a product and its disposal are important in understand consumer needs
  • b. marketers should consider what services it takes for the customer to acquire their offerings
  • c. sales personnel and marketing can drive consumerism
  • d. the best way to capture market share is to create and manufacture better products at lower prices.
  • e. marketers should assess the value customers place on products in their daily lives.

Question 11

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5. A group of related offerings is known as a _____.
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  • a. technology platform
  • b. product mix
  • c. service mix
  • d. product category
  • e. product line

Question 12

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6. The four offering levels include all of the following EXCEPT
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  • a. the product mix.
  • b. the product category.
  • c. the product line
  • d. the basic offering
  • e. the offering’s technology platform

Question 13

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7. A group of offerings that are sold under the same name is known as a _____.
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  • a. technology platform
  • b. product mix
  • c. service mix
  • d. product category
  • e. product line

Question 14

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8. A number of variations in a single product line is known as _____.
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  • a. line depth
  • b. a product mix
  • c. line breadth
  • d. a product category
  • e. a product line

Question 15

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9. The number of different or distinct product lines offered by a company is known as _____.
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  • a. line depth
  • b. a product mix
  • c. line breadth
  • d. a product category
  • e. a product line

Question 16

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1. Offerings are products and services designed to deliver _____ to customers
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  • : tangible
  • : features
  • line breadth
  • : value

Question 17

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2. A product is a(n) _____ that can be bought, sold, and owned.
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  • : features
  • : value
  • : tangible
  • line breadth

Question 18

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3. The characteristics of an offering are known as the _____.
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  • : features
  • : value
  • breadth

Question 19

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5. A product-orientation is an approach to business that focuses on capturing business by focusing on _____ and _____ better products at lower prices.
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  • : creating; manufacturing
  • product; mixing

Question 20

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1. A frequently purchased product that requires little shopping effort is known as an impulse offering.
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  • True
  • False

Question 21

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2. A consumer opts not to buy Brand B of potato chips when the grocery store is out of Brand A because it is a shopping offering in the eyes of the consumer.
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  • True
  • False

Question 22

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3. Milk, fuel, bread, and other examples of life’s necessities are specialty offerings
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  • True
  • False

Question 23

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4. The fact that many consumers would not consider shopping for a taillight until it is in need of repair is an example of an unsought offering.
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  • True
  • False

Question 24

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5. Marketers use intensive distribution strategies to ensure consumers see convenience offerings at the right time.
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  • True
  • False

Question 25

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6. The categories in which consumer offerings are placed are based on the characteristic of the offerings themselves.
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  • True
  • False

Question 26

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1. Marketing of _____ items is often limited to simply trying to get the product in as many places as possible where a purchase could occur.
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  • a. convenience offerings
  • b. shopping offerings
  • c. specialty offerings
  • d. unsought offerings

Question 27

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2. Consumers often care about brand names when they’re deciding on _____.
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  • a. convenience offerings
  • b. shopping offerings
  • c. specialty offerings
  • e. product offerings

Question 28

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3. _____ are specialty items that are available only through limited channels.
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  • a. Convenience offerings
  • d. Unsought offerings
  • c. Specialty offerings
  • b. Shopping offerings

Question 29

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4. Marketing _____ requires building brand name recognition in the minds of consumers and educating them about your product’s key differences.
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  • a. convenience offerings
  • b. shopping offerings
  • c. specialty offerings
  • d. unsought offerings
  • e. product offerings

Question 30

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5. _____ are those that buyers do not generally want to have to shop for until they need them.
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  • a. Convenience offerings
  • b. Shopping offerings
  • c. Specialty offerings
  • d. Unsought offerings
  • e. Product offerings

Question 31

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1. A convenience offering is a(n) _____-priced product or service.
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  • low
  • moderate
  • high

Question 32

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2. A(n) _____ offering is purchased without prior planning.
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  • impulse
  • unsought
  • specialty

Question 33

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3. An unsought offering is one that a customer typically does not shop for until _____.
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  • a need arises
  • extra income is available
  • it is on sale

Question 34

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4. A crown on a tooth can be considered a(n) _____ offering
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  • unsought
  • specialty
  • impulse

Question 35

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5. _____ are products and services consumers generally don’t want to put much effort into shopping for because they see little difference between competing brands.
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  • convenience offerings
  • specialty offerings
  • unsought offerings

Question 36

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1. A company that assembles and manufactures a product into its final form is known as an OFM.
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  • True
  • False

Question 37

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1. A company that assembles and manufactures a product into its final form is known as an OEM.
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  • True
  • False

Question 38

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2. Manufacturing, repair, and operations offerings are those that keep a company’s depreciable assets in working order.
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  • True
  • False

Question 39

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3. Facilitating offerings are products and services a company purchases to support its operations but are not part of the firm’s final product.
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  • True
  • False

Question 40

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4. A manufactured material has been processed into a finished good and is a stand-alone product
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  • True
  • False

Question 41

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5. Because most businesses buy MRO items in large quantities and because these firms also need products not available to the general public, they will generally buy these products from a distributor.
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  • True
  • False

Question 42

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1. Banking and transportation services are types of _____.
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  • a. original equipment manufacturing offerings
  • b. capital equipment offerings
  • c. facilitating offerings
  • d. raw materials offerings
  • e. maintenance, repair, operations offerings

Question 43

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2. Marketing _____ can be very challenging because many people within a firm are involved in the buying decision for these types of products.
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  • a. original equipment manufacturing offerings
  • b. capital equipment offerings
  • c. facilitating offerings
  • d. raw materials offerings
  • e. maintenance, repair, operations offerings

Question 44

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3. _____ are typically thought of as commodities, so price and availability are very important in relation to the competition.
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  • a. Original equipment manufacturing offerings
  • b. Capital equipment offerings
  • c. Facilitating offerings
  • d. Raw materials offerings
  • e. Maintenance, repair, operations offerings

Question 45

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4. _____ consist of final products that have been put together from raw materials, manufactured materials, and/or component parts.
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  • a. Original equipment manufacturing offerings
  • b. Capital equipment offerings
  • c. Facilitating offerings
  • d. Raw materials offerings
  • e. Maintenance, repair, operations offerings

Question 46

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5. _____ are often sold by distributors but a consumer can also buy many of the same products at a retail store.
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  • a. Original equipment manufacturing offerings
  • b. Capital equipment offerings
  • c. Facilitating offerings
  • d. Raw materials offerings
  • e. Maintenance, repair, operations offerings

Question 47

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6. _____ might not be central to the buyer’s business, but the offerings are very important to a person making the buying decision.
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  • a. Original equipment manufacturing offerings
  • b. Capital equipment offerings
  • c. Facilitating offerings
  • d. Raw materials offerings

Question 48

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7. A _____ is a finished good that still has to be incorporated into something else to be usable
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  • a. manufactured material
  • b. finalized material
  • c. component piece
  • d. dynamic product

Question 49

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1. Capital equipment offerings include tangible equipment business purchases that are _____.
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  • specialized
  • depreciated
  • facilitated

Question 50

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2. A(n) _____ has been processed into a finished good but is not a stand-alone product
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  • raw product
  • manufactured material

Question 51

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3. _____ support an organization’s ability to do business but do not go into the final product
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  • Facilitating offerings
  • manufacturing offerings
  • OEM offerings

Question 52

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4. _____ are processed only to the point required for economic handling and distribution.
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  • raw materials
  • manufactured material
  • OEM components

Question 53

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5. OEM offerings include products, or parts, sold by one manufacturer to another that get built into a final product without _____.
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  • further modification
  • maintenance

Question 54

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1. A brand extension involves the creation of a brand and then positioning it in the mind of the consumer.
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  • True
  • False

Question 55

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2. An example of a brand mark is Coca-Cola
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  • True
  • False

Question 56

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3. A brand is used by a seller to differentiate its offerings from that of the competitors.
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  • True
  • False

Question 57

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4. Ideally when you sell a new product, you hope that all of its sales come from your competitor’s customer base or customers new to the market.
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  • True
  • False

Question 58

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5. Both a completely new offering and a line extension will likely result in cannibalization
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  • True
  • False

Question 59

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6. Packaging can be part of the brand
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  • True
  • False

Question 60

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7. Secondary packaging holds a single retail unit of a product
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  • True
  • False

Question 61

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8. Packaging can add value to your product
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  • True
  • False

Question 62

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1. A symbol or logo used to identify a brand is known as a _____.
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  • a. brand mark
  • b. brand
  • c. brand name
  • d. brand extension
  • e. brand package

Question 63

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2. A brand is _____.
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  • a. simply a label
  • b. a name, picture, design, or symbol used by a seller to differentiate their offerings
  • c. a picture that is similar to another company’s design
  • d. a slogan that conveys the firm’s image
  • e. an advertising campaign

Question 64

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3. A successful branding strategy
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  • a. creates revenue for the company
  • b. invokes negative advertising campaigns from competitors
  • c. creates consumer recognition of what the brand means
  • d. results in a company being considered “cool.”
  • e. segments customers based on their needs.

Question 65

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4. Pepsi is an example of a(n) _____.
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  • a. brand strategy
  • b. brand mark
  • c. brand statement
  • d. brand name

Question 66

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5. _____ occurs when a firm’s new offering eats into the sales of one of its older offerings.
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  • a. Brand extension
  • b. Brand strategy
  • c. Saturation
  • d. Product failure
  • e. Cannibalization

Question 67

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1. A brand is used by a seller to _____ its offerings from competitors’ offerings.
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  • compare
  • communicate
  • differentiate

Question 68

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2. A brand name is the _____ part of an identity used to describe the brand.
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  • spoken
  • recognized
  • written

Question 69

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3. A brand mark is a(n) _____ or _____ used to identify a brand.
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  • symbol; logo
  • word; phrase

Question 70

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4. _____ packaging is designed to hold a single wholesale unit of a product
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  • secondary
  • primary
  • tertiary

Question 71

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5. Primary packaging is designed to hold a single _____ unit of a product
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  • retail
  • wholesale

Question 72

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6. A brand extension entails the process of utilizing an existing brand name or brand mark for a(n)
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  • new product category
  • new retail outlet

Question 73

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7. _____ is designed for the shipping and handling of large quantities of product.
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  • tertiary
  • primary
  • secondary

Question 74

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1. Vertical market managers are found only in B2B markets.
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  • True
  • False

Question 75

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2. Market managers have the most flexibility in terms of pricing and product decisions.
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  • True
  • False

Question 76

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3. Market managers are likely to be tasked with implementing a product or brand manager’s strategy.
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  • True
  • False

Question 77

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4. At the retail level, a category manager at each store is responsible for one manufacturer’s products.
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  • True
  • False

Question 78

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5. Product managers are found at companies like Procter & Gamble, SC Johnson, and Kraft.
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  • True
  • False

Question 79

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1. Which type of manager has the most marketing responsibility?
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  • a. category manager
  • b. market manager
  • c. value manager
  • d. brand manager
  • e. vertical market manager

Question 80

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2. Market managers can be found in which types of markets?
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  • a. consumer and B2B
  • b. consumer and regional
  • c. B2B and industrial
  • d. regional and B2B
  • e. industrial and consumer

Question 81

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3. _____ are found at Xerox, IBM, and Rockwell International; while _____ are found at Microsoft, General Mills, and Target.
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  • a. Brand managers; market managers
  • b. Brand managers; product managers
  • c. Product managers; brand managers
  • d. Product managers; market managers

Question 82

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4. A _____ is responsible for a broad group of offerings, such as home cleaning products, which have various brands within each group.
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  • a. product manager
  • b. brand manager
  • c. market manager
  • d. category manager
  • e. vertical integration manager

Question 83

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5. A _____ is the person responsible for all business decisions regarding offerings within one brand
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  • a. product manager
  • b. brand manager
  • c. market manager
  • d. category manager

Question 84

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1. A(n) ______ is a person responsible for all business decisions regarding offerings within one brand.
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  • brand manager
  • category manager
  • product manager

Question 85

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2. A product manager is responsible for a(n) _____ or _____.
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  • product; product line
  • brand; brand name

Question 86

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3. Vertical marketing managers oversee _____ products sold to a particular industry
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  • B2B
  • C2B
  • B2C

Question 87

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4. Market managers have _____ over the communication content of marketing campaigns or market strategies.
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  • no control
  • complete control
  • some control

Question 88

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5. A(n) _____ has responsibility for business decisions within a broad grouping of offerings
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  • category manager
  • brand manager
  • product manager

Question 89

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A market can be defined as
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  • geographic market or region
  • a market segment
  • a type of business
  • channel of distribution
  • All of the above

Question 90

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_________ Decide what products are to be marketed and how
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  • market managers
  • brand managers

Question 91

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1. The size of a company will affect how the different stages of their new product development process are conducted.
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  • True
  • False

Question 92

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2. In B2B markets, customers are typically a large source of new product ideas
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  • True
  • False

Question 93

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3. New product ideas typically move down the supply chain
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  • True
  • False

Question 94

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4. Idea generation is typically the most expensive step in the process of developing new offerings
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  • True
  • False

Question 95

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6. Focus groups are conducted during the testing stage of the new offerings development process.
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  • True
  • False

Question 96

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7. Depth interviews involve gathering eight to twelve consumers and gauging their reaction to a product/service concept.
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  • True
  • False

Question 97

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8. The purpose of concept testing is to get early consumer feedback before investing too much money in an offering that won’t work.
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  • True
  • False

Question 98

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9. Financial feasibility is the degree to which the company can actually make and service the product.
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  • True
  • False

Question 99

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10. The risk that there is a better idea that gets ignored because the firm has invested in the idea at hand is known as opportunity risk.
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  • True
  • False

Question 100

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11. Quality function deployment is the process whereby a company starts with the innovation and then designs an offering.
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  • True
  • False

Question 101

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12. Testing is a relatively inexpensive step in the product development process.
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  • True
  • False

Question 102

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13. A company that makes an offering available to certain markets first and then other markets later is employing a rolling launch strategy.
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  • True
  • False

Question 103

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14. Milestones utilized by companies to evaluate product performance are typically the same within an industry.
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  • True
  • False

Question 104

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15. Most companies put new offering ideas through a seven-step process.
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  • True
  • False

Question 105

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1. Customers who are good at generating new product ideas or applications of products are called _____.
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  • lead users
  • alpha users
  • innovators
  • trend setters

Question 106

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2. A line extension occurs when a company comes out with another model based on the same _____ and _____ as one of its other products.
Answer
  • a. platform; advertising
  • b. platform; brand
  • c. brand; advertising
  • d. marketing mix; offering
  • e. offering; consumers

Question 107

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3. In the idea screening stage, companies evaluate new offerings by determining
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  • a. if the product cost more during idea generation than expected
  • b. the product’s features.
  • c. if the product fits with the image and corporate strategy

Question 108

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4. In what stage of the new product development process does concept testing occur?
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  • a. launch
  • b. idea generation
  • c. development
  • d. idea screening

Question 109

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5. To understand if a product offering is financially feasible, companies often consider the customer’s
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  • a. potential interest in the product.
  • b. demographics, including income
  • c. value segmentation
  • d. price point
  • e. personal value equation

Question 110

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6. _____ refers to the possibility that the company will fail to earn the appropriate return on the money and effort it puts into the new product.
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  • a. Investment risk
  • b. Financial risk
  • c. Opportunity risk
  • d. Innovation risk

Question 111

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7. Quality function deployment is a process utilized in which step of the product development process?
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  • a. launch
  • b. feature specification
  • c. development

Question 112

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8. The feature specifications process begins with a strong understanding of
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  • a. what risks are involved
  • b. what opportunity costs are entailed
  • c. what consumers want and need

Question 113

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9. A firm considers the product’s manufacturing process during which stage of the product development process?
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  • a. launch
  • b. feature specification
  • c. development

Question 114

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10. In terms of a manufactured offering, using the same technology platform as another product can be
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  • a. costly and cumbersome
  • b. seen as having a lack of innovative spirit
  • c. a subpar strategy
  • d. effective and less expensive

Question 115

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11. _____ ensures that a product meets its specifications in a variety of environments determined by the company.
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  • a. Concept testing
  • b. Product testing
  • c. Alpha testing

Question 116

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12. _____ not only tests whether the offering works as advertised, but it also tests the offering’s delivery mechanisms, service processes, and other aspects of marketing the product.
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  • Concept testing
  • Alpha testing
  • Beta testing
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