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100

_________________ contains data that have already been collected for some reason other than the research project at hand.

What is "Secondary Research"?

100

Which of the following is an example of a fact:

  1. It could cost up to 20 million dollars to launch a new

  2. Valentine’s Day is on February 14.

  3. The economy should get better during the next decade.

  4. Junior year will be harder than sophomore year.

What is "Valentine’s Day is on February 14."?

100

The Announcer for the Charlotte Knights announced that anyone sitting in Section 6 Row 10 would receive a free soda at tonight's event. All they have to do is bring their ticket to the guest services desk to retrieve their voucher. What type of promotion is this?

  1. In-game promotion

  2. Walk-in promotion

  3. Random promotion

  4. Not a promotion

What is "In Game Promotion"?

100

Businesses must be careful when using external sources to obtain marketing-research information because the methods used to collect the data may be

  1. unreliable

  2. unintentional

  3. intuitive

  4. inflexable

What is Unreliable?

100

Which of the following is an example of secondary data:

  1. The results of a focus group

  2. The information on a sales invoice

  3. The answers to a survey

  4. The outcome of an experiment

What is "The information on a sales invoice"?

200

______________________ collects data specifically for the project at hand.

What is "Primary Research"?

200

Which of the following are common types of data used by marketers:

  1. Quotes, facts, testimonials

  2. Predictions, estimates, quotes

  3. Facts, predictions, estimates

  4. Quotes, testimonials, estimates

What is "Facts, predictions, estimates"?

200

The Hall of Fame NFL Game, Speed Street, and Coachella are all examples of what?

  1. Movie Sales

  2. Sport Events

  3. Hallmark Events

  4. Christmas Movie Events

What is "Hallmark Events"?

200

A customer or a potential customer who has an unfulfilled desire and is financially able and willing to satisfy that desire is referred to as a __________________.

  1. Target

  2. Target Market

  3. Market Segment

  4. Market

What is Market?

200

Which of the following is an example of a prediction:

  1. About half of the business’s customers are female.

  2. Sales will be up 4% next quarter.

  3. The business owes $200,000 in taxes.

  4. Sales were up 4% last quarter.

What is "Sales will be up 4% next quarter."?

300

__________________ are subjective—based on thoughts, feelings, opinions, and experiences.

What is "Qualitative Data?"

300

Marketers gather sales reports to see where salespeople are spending the most money. This is…

  1. Primary; qualitative

  2. Secondary; external

  3. Primary; quantitative

  4. Secondary; internal

What is Secondary; internal?

300

The CEO of a popular restaurant chain purchases seats in one of the VIP booths for the next Charlotte Hornets game. He plans on bringing in a local florist to discuss using them to put together fresh floral engagements for their tables. What type of sale was the tickets?

  1. Season Ticket Sale

  2. Corporate Sale

  3. Group Sale

  4. Individual Sale

What is Corporate Sale?

300

One reason that marketers conduct secondary research is to

  1. clarify research questions

  2. learn more about a specific industry.

  3. make accurate predictions

  4. create hypotheses

What is "learn more about a specific industry"?

300

Which of the following is an example of external data:

  1. A profit-and-loss statement

  2. An article written by an industry expert

  3. A retail “loyalty” card

  4. A sales report

What is "An article written by an industry expert"?

400

____________________ are objective—based on statistics and facts, and usually represented numerically.

What is "Quantitative Data"?

400

Marketers hold a focus group to learn more about how customers feel toward a new product. This is…

  1. Primary; qualitative

  2. Secondary; internal

  3. Primary; quantitative

  4. Secondary; external

What is Primary; qualitative?

400

____________________ is the division of a total market into smaller, more specific groups

  1. Market Segmentation

  2. Market Segment

  3. Dividing the market

  4. Splitting the market

What is "Market Segmentation"?

400

Which of the following is a reason that some marketers choose to outsource marketing-research activities:

  1. A marketing-research firm can make the research anonymous.

  2. It is inexpensive to outsource marketing-research activities.

  3. Professional marketing researchers have subjective mindsets.

  4. Marketing-research activities are too difficult for most marketers.

What is "A marketing-research firm can make the research anonymous."?

400

Which of the following is an example of quantitative data:

  1. “The customer smiled when she heard the name of the new product.”

  2. “Sales of this particular model have fallen 13% in the last year."

  3. “The salespeople think that customers want more payment options.”

  4. “Many local residents enjoy playing sports at the community center.”

What is “Sales of this particular model have fallen 13% in the last year."?

500

What are the 4 P's of Marketing?

What is "Product, Place, Price, and Promotion?"

500

Quinn is getting ready to start college. Though she knows that the figure could change over time, she guesses that her four years in school will cost her around $65,000. This is an example of a(n)

  1. sales report

  2. quote

  3. fact

  4. estimate

What is "estimate"?

500

The activity, set of institutions and processes for creating, communicating, delivering and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners and society at large.

  1. Marketing

  2. Sport

  3. Event

  4. Distributing 

What is "Marketing"?

500

Which of the following is a place strategy that marketers devise using available data:

  1. When to change the product’s price

  2. What level of customer service to provide

  3. What market segment to target

  4. How much of the product to create

What is "How much of the product to create"?

500

Data obtained from negative outcomes can help marketers

  1. create SMART goals

  2. avoid making the same mistakes in the future.

  3. increase profits

  4. analyze sales reports effectively

What is "avoid making the same mistakes in the future."?