Chapter 10 Review - Principles of Marketing
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- Q1A preference level of brand recognition exists when a consumer values a brand and chooses it when availableTrueFalse30s
- Q2When a consumer refuses to buy a brand, it is an example of the insistence level of brand recognitionFalseTrue30s
- Q3a trademark protects a brand by prohibiting its use by an unauthorized companiesTrueFalse30s
- Q4if a product is purchased both by consumers and businesses, it makes sense to use the same marketing mix for each marketTrueFalse30s
- Q5Marketers who try to represent customers during product planning will usually meet with resistance from upper managementFalseTrue30s
- Q6The Federal Trade Commission requires that new products be clearly labeled as such for at least six months after they are introducedTrueFalse30s
- Q7As part of the financial analysis of a proposed new product, businesses look at best-case and worst-case scenariosTrueFalse30s
- Q8Which of the following is not a role for marketers in the product development process?design marketing strategiessell products after the business develops themgather informationconduct marketing tests30s
- Q9A key part of the product development process for businesses is todepend on marketers to lead the product development processrely on engineers and scientists to identify new product ideasensure that product design responds to customer needskeep costs as low as possible30s
- Q10A group of simialr products with slight variations in the marketing mix to satisfy different needs in a market is aproduct assortmentextended productbrandproduct line30s
- Q11The dual purposes of packaging are protection andnone of thesesafetypromotioncompetition30s
- Q12The first step in the new product development process isidea developmentidea developmentstrategy developmentidea screening30s
- Q13companies and organizations that purchase products for the operation of a business or the completion of a business activitybusiness marketsnew productproduct lineconsumer markets30s
- Q14market offering that is entirely new or changed in an important and noticeable wayproduct lineproduct assortmentproduct developmentnew product30s
- Q15individuals or socially related groups who purchase products for personal consumptiontarget markettrademarkconsumer marketsbusiness markets30s