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第一章:
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INCORRECT
Marketing is a management process which identifies, anticipates and satisfies customer requirements efficiently and profitably.
A)
TRUE
4
CORRECT
CRM stands for ‘competitive repositioning measures’.
B)
FALSE
5
INCORRECT
Relationship marketing is a long term, continuous series of transactions between parties.
A)
TRUE
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CORRECT
For an exchange to take place, EITHER the buyer OR the seller must be satisfied.
B)
FALSE
7
CORRECT
In a truly marketing-orientated organisation all marketing decisions and activities must be carried out by the marketing department.
B)
FALSE
9
CORRECT
The internet has created a completely new market.
B)
FALSE
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CORRECT
Which of the following is NOT part of the marketing mix?
B)
Profile
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INCORRECT
When a product or service has a very strong brand image it is said to have:
A)
Competitive advantage
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UNANSWERED
All the following factors led to the birth of modern marketing EXCEPT:
C)
Mobile phones
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INCORRECT
Customer relationship management is all about:
E)
Enhancing the customer’s experience of the organisation
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INCORRECT
Who or what is at the centre of the marketing concept?
C)
Customers
第二章:
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CORRECT
A marketing-orientated firm should be both customer and competition facing.
A)
TRUE
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CORRECT
A societal marketing orientation suggests putting consumers and their society first.
A)
TRUE
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INCORRECT
"They can have any colour they like, so long as it’s black" suggests a sales orientation.
B)
FALSE
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INCORRECT
Asset-led companies are customer-focused.
B)
FALSE
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INCORRECT
All firms must be marketing-orientated to survive these days.
B)
FALSE
12
INCORRECT
Which of the following is NOT true?
D)
The consumer is not always the user
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INCORRECT
Companies that take their lead from competitors by copying their successful ideas and strategies are usually known as:
C)
Market followers
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INCORRECT
A good reputation, profitability and market share are all examples of alternative:
B)
Marketing objectives
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INCORRECT
BOGOF (buy one get one free) is a type of:
C)
Sales promotion
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INCORRECT
A company or an individual who buys a product and then sells it on to another customer is known as:
E)
A reseller
第三章:
The correct answer for each question is indicated by a .
1
INCORRECT
‘Uncontrollable factors’ are normally in an organisation’s external environment.
A)
TRUE
2
INCORRECT
Environmental scanning is normally associated with the monitoring of broad trends, issues and events.
A)
TRUE
3
CORRECT
PRESTCOM normally stands for ‘Political, regulatory, economic, social, technological and competitive opportunity measurement’.
B)
FALSE
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INCORRECT
The marketing function is part of the internal environment.
A)
TRUE
5
CORRECT
The organisational environment is also known as human resources.
B)
FALSE
7
INCORRECT
In a price elastic market, consumers are relatively sensitive to price changes.
A)
TRUE
9
INCORRECT
Demographic changes are part of the social environment.
A)
TRUE
11
INCORRECT
‘Threat of new entrants’ is one type of:
C)
Competitive force
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INCORRECT
After listing the different variables in a SWOT analysis, the next stage is:
D)
Matching
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INCORRECT
PEST factors include all the following, EXCEPT:
C)
Segmentation
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INCORRECT
The internal environment includes all of the following, EXCEPT:
D)
Competition
19
INCORRECT
Changes in men’s and women’s roles are primarily part of the:
E)
Social environment
第四章:
1
INCORRECT
Market segmentation is the splitting of a market into smaller groups so that marketers can better direct or focus their efforts.
A)
TRUE
2
CORRECT
Demographic segmentation is concerned with the physical location of customers.
B)
FALSE
6
INCORRECT
Mass marketing is the same as undifferentiated marketing.
A)
TRUE
7
CORRECT
Targeting and positioning is followed by segmentation.
B)
FALSE
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INCORRECT
Which of the following is NOT a criterion for effective segmentation?
D)
Temporary
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INCORRECT
Lifestyles, values, motives and personalities are examples of which type of segmentation?
E)
Psychographic
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INCORRECT
Undifferentiated marketing and niche marketing are 2 types of
C)
target marketing strategy.
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INCORRECT
There are 5 stages in the STP process: a) Identify positions of competing brands, b) Establish own position, c) Identify total potential market, d) Select target market, e) Identify market segments. The correct order of these stages is
B)
c,e,d,a,b.
19
INCORRECT
Quality, usage occasions and product attributes are all examples of
C)
positioning strategy.
第五章:
The correct answer for each question is indicated by a .
1
CORRECT
Problem recognition occurs when the consumer’s current state matches their desired state.
B)
FALSE
2
INCORRECT
The personal importance of a purchase to an individual consumer affects their level of involvement.
A)
TRUE
3
CORRECT
Routine problem solving is normally associated with purchases where there are high levels of perceived risk and involvement.
B)
FALSE
11
INCORRECT
Put these stages of the buyer decision process in the correct order: a) purchase decision, b) evaluation of alternatives, c) post-purchase evaluation, d) need or problem recognition, e) information search.
C)
d,e,b,a,c.
13
CORRECT
The Decision Making Unit (DMU) includes all the following roles EXCEPT
C)
producer.
第七章:
1
INCORRECT
The core benefit is what is left when all other parts of the product have been stripped away.
A)
TRUE
2
CORRECT
Brand identity is all the outward trappings of the brand, e.g. logo, name, colours, strap line and packaging.
A)
TRUE
3
INCORRECT
Non-durable goods are expected to last a long time and can be used repeatedly.
B)
FALSE
6
INCORRECT
Maturity is the last stage in the product life cycle.
B)
FALSE
7
INCORRECT
The BCG matrix is used to analyse a company’s product portfolio.
A)
TRUE
9
CORRECT
Cash cows need to be subsidised by stars.
B)
FALSE
11
INCORRECT
In the BCG matrix, a cash cow is a product with
D)
high relative market share and low market growth rate.
12
CORRECT
The following are all types of convenience goods EXCEPT
E)
high risk shopping goods.
15
CORRECT
The value of a brand is known as its
A)
brand equity.
16
INCORRECT
When the same company offers a number of different brands within the same product category, this is known as
B)
multibranding.
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INCORRECT
Put these stages in the new product development process in the correct order: a) Test marketing stage b) concept stage c) idea stage d) product development stage e) evaluation stage.
C)
c,b,d,a,e.
18
INCORRECT
In the introduction stage of the product life cycle, the first priority is
B)
raising awareness.
20
INCORRECT
Products that bear a retailer’s brand name and are similar to established manufacturer brands are known as
D)
all of the above.
第八章:
1
INCORRECT
Personal selling is often favoured in b2b markets.
A)
TRUE
2
INCORRECT
Push strategies are directed at the final consumer.
B)
FALSE
9
INCORRECT
The target audience is not the same thing as the target market.
A)
TRUE
11
INCORRECT
The promotional mix can include all the following activities EXCEPT
D)
marketing audit.
18
INCORRECT
The planned activities designed to promote goodwill between an organisation and its publics is known as
C)
public relations.
19
INCORRECT
Sales promotion usually used to achieve which of the following short term objectives?
E)
All of the above.
第九章:
The correct answer for each question is indicated by a .
1
CORRECT
A supply chain is the network of businesses involved in distributing goods and services.
A)
TRUE
2
CORRECT
Physical distribution is the process of moving goods and services between businesses and consumers.
A)
TRUE
3
CORRECT
A distribution channel is the same as a supply chain.
B)
FALSE
6
CORRECT
When a producer sells to a retailer who then sells to a consumer, this is known as a 3-level channel.
B)
FALSE
15
INCORRECT
A business that brings buyers and sellers together to help facilitate a sale (without buying the product themselves) is usually known as
E)
an agent.
第十章:
3
INCORRECT
Pricing objectives can be financial or market orientated.
A)
TRUE
4
CORRECT
Indirect costs are costs that are clearly due to the making of a particular product.
B)
FALSE
7
CORRECT
Market penetration starts by setting a very high price.
B)
FALSE
8
INCORRECT
When demand is relatively unaffected by price changes, the market is described as inelastic.
A)
TRUE
9
UNANSWERED
Price discrimination must always be used with different segments.
B)
FALSE
11
INCORRECT
The following are all market-based pricing methods EXCEPT
D)
cost-plus pricing.
12
INCORRECT
The following are all features of market penetration pricing EXCEPT
D)
it maximises short-term profit.
13
CORRECT
Market skimming involves:
C)
setting a high price which later decreases.
14
INCORRECT
When a company sets a low price to deter new entrants to the market this is known as
B)
pre-emptive pricing.
15
INCORRECT
When a retailer offers a product at well below its normal selling price to attract customers into the store, this is known as
E)
a loss leader.
19
INCORRECT
A firm’s sales expressed as a percentage of the total sales of that type of product in the defined market is its
E)
market share.
Feedback: The correct answer is e). This is the definition of market share.
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INCORRECT
Cutting ticket prices during off-peak periods is an example of
E)
time-based discrimination.
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