Marketing EXAM 2

  1. What is the main purpose of market segmentation?

    • A) Increase product prices

    • B) Identify and satisfy different customer needs

    • C) Reduce marketing costs

    • D) Eliminate competition

  2. Which of the following is NOT a common basis for market segmentation?

    • A) Geographic

    • B) Demographic

    • C) Technological

    • D) Psychographic

  3. What is an example of geographic segmentation?

    • A) Targeting teenagers with energy drinks

    • B) Selling winter coats in colder climates

    • C) Marketing luxury goods to wealthy individuals

    • D) Promoting gaming consoles to young adults

  4. Baby Boomers are individuals born between:

    • A) 1946 - 1964

    • B) 1965 - 1980

    • C) 1981 - 1996

    • D) 1997 - 2012

  5. Which ethnic group has the highest household income level in the U.S.?

    • A) African-Americans

    • B) Hispanics

    • C) Asian-Americans

    • D) Native Americans

  6. Engel’s Law states that as income increases, the percentage spent on ______ decreases.

    • A) Clothing

    • B) Food

    • C) Entertainment

    • D) Housing

  7. What is the 80/20 principle in market segmentation?

    • A) 80% of customers generate 20% of revenue

    • B) 80% of a company’s sales come from 20% of its customers

    • C) 80% of businesses use segmentation

    • D) 20% of consumers influence 80% of purchases

  8. A company that creates different versions of a product to target specific groups is practicing:

    • A) Undifferentiated marketing

    • B) Differentiated marketing

    • C) Concentrated marketing

    • D) Niche marketing

  9. Which of the following is an example of positioning based on application?

    • A) Selling baking soda as a cleaning agent

    • B) Marketing a car as fuel-efficient

    • C) Branding a watch as luxurious

    • D) Advertising toothpaste for sensitive teeth

  10. Transaction-based marketing focuses on:

    • A) Building long-term customer relationships

    • B) One-time exchanges of goods and services

    • C) Emotional connections with buyers

    • D) Customer service enhancements

  11. A loyalty program that rewards customers with discounts is an example of:

    • A) Structural bonding

    • B) Social bonding

    • C) Financial bonding

    • D) Customer dissatisfaction

  12. Frequency marketing is designed to:

    • A) Encourage repeat purchases

    • B) Target first-time buyers

    • C) Offer products for a limited time

    • D) Reduce advertising costs

  13. Affinity marketing is used to:

    • A) Offer discounts based on purchase frequency

    • B) Create a sense of belonging among customers

    • C) Eliminate market competition

    • D) Reduce business expenses

  14. A “Flaunter” in money attitude is likely to:

    • A) Spend money to show off

    • B) Be frugal

    • C) Save for the future

    • D) Be cautious with spending

  15. Why do impoverished people tend to have a present-focused mindset?

    • A) Limited financial resources

    • B) High credit scores

    • C) Lack of cultural exposure

    • D) Abundance of investment opportunities

  16. A major reason for obesity in impoverished communities is:

    • A) High consumption of organic foods

    • B) Limited access to fresh fruits and vegetables

    • C) Excessive exercise

    • D) High healthcare costs

  17. What happens during economic inflation?

    • A) Prices rise

    • B) Consumer purchasing power increases

    • C) Demand for luxury goods declines

    • D) The stock market crashes


Chapter 5: Consumer Markets and Consumer Behavior (31 Questions)

  1. Consumer behavior is influenced by:

    • A) Social and psychological factors

    • B) Only advertising

    • C) Government policies

    • D) Product packaging

  2. A subculture is best described as:

    • A) A smaller group within a larger culture with distinct values

    • B) A type of underground music movement

    • C) A religious organization

    • D) A social media trend

  3. The Asch phenomenon demonstrates:

    • A) How people conform to group norms

    • B) The importance of brand image

    • C) Why people shop online

    • D) The role of discounts in consumer behavior

  4. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs includes all EXCEPT:

    • A) Self-actualization

    • B) Safety

    • C) Financial independence

    • D) Esteem

  5. Cognitive dissonance occurs when:

    • A) A consumer regrets a purchase

    • B) A product is heavily discounted

    • C) A brand dominates a market

    • D) A purchase is effortless

  6. The evoked set refers to:

    • A) The brands a consumer considers during decision-making

    • B) A random list of products

    • C) A company’s marketing team

    • D) The final purchase decision

  7. An example of variety-seeking buying behavior is:

    • A) Trying different cereal brands

    • B) Always buying the same brand of coffee

    • C) Purchasing a car

    • D) Buying medicine

  8. Which adopter category is most likely to take risks with new products?

    • A) Early majority

    • B) Innovators

    • C) Laggards

    • D) Late majority


Chapter 6: Business Markets and Business Buyer Markets (10 Questions)

  1. Business-to-business marketing involves selling to:

    • A) Government agencies

    • B) Individual consumers

    • C) Local grocery stores

    • D) Nonprofit organizations

  2. Derived demand means that demand for a business product depends on:

    • A) The demand for consumer products

    • B) Government regulations

    • C) Production costs

    • D) Economic inflation

  3. Joint demand occurs when:

    • A) Two products are used together

    • B) A company buys in bulk

    • C) Consumers purchase multiple brands

    • D) Demand decreases for all products

  4. Outsourcing is a business strategy that involves:

    • A) Hiring external companies to provide goods or services

    • B) Producing everything in-house

    • C) Eliminating foreign suppliers

    • D) Increasing product prices

  5. A new-task buying situation occurs when:

    • A) A company purchases a product for the first time

    • B) A firm reorders a product

    • C) A business switches suppliers

    • D) Prices of raw materials drop

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