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Domain Knowledge (Marketing Management)

Question 1Single Answer
A market consists primarily of:
  1. A
    Only sellers
  2. B
    Actual and potential buyers of a product or service
  3. C
    Only manufacturers
  4. D
    Government agencies
Question 2Single Answer
Marketing is best described as the process of:
  1. A
    Manufacturing products only
  2. B
    Advertising products only
  3. C
    Reducing production costs
  4. D
    Creating, communicating and delivering value to customers
Question 3Single Answer
A basic human requirement such as food, clothing or shelter is called a:
  1. A
    Need
  2. B
    Demand
  3. C
    Want
  4. D
    Preference
Question 4Single Answer
Human needs shaped by culture and individual personality are known as:
  1. A
    Wants
  2. B
    Demands
  3. C
    Exchanges
  4. D
    Markets
Question 5Single Answer
Wants backed by purchasing power become:
  1. A
    Needs
  2. B
    Benefits
  3. C
    Products
  4. D
    Demands
Question 6Single Answer
Which marketing orientation focuses primarily on achieving high production efficiency and wide distribution?
  1. A
    Product concept
  2. B
    Production concept
  3. C
    Selling concept
  4. D
    Marketing concept
Question 7Single Answer
The product concept assumes that consumers favour products offering:
  1. A
    Lowest distribution cost
  2. B
    Aggressive promotion
  3. C
    Superior quality, performance and features
  4. D
    Maximum availability only
Question 8Single Answer
The selling concept is particularly associated with:
  1. A
    Production efficiency
  2. B
    Customer lifetime value
  3. C
    Sustainable development only
  4. D
    Aggressive selling and promotion
Question 9Single Answer
The marketing concept starts with:
  1. A
    Factory capacity
  2. B
    Existing products
  3. C
    Customer needs and target markets
  4. D
    Sales personnel
Question 10Single Answer
Which concept emphasizes achieving organizational goals by satisfying customers better than competitors?
  1. A
    Production concept
  2. B
    Marketing concept
  3. C
    Selling concept
  4. D
    Accounting concept
Question 11Single Answer
Holistic marketing recognizes that:
  1. A
    Marketing is limited to advertising
  2. B
    Production is more important than customers
  3. C
    Everything matters in marketing
  4. D
    Price is the only marketing variable
Question 12Single Answer
Which of the following is a component of holistic marketing?
  1. A
    Relationship marketing
  2. B
    Integrated marketing
  3. C
    All of the above
  4. D
    Internal marketing
Question 13Single Answer
Internal marketing is mainly concerned with:
  1. A
    Competitors
  2. B
    Foreign customers
  3. C
    Government regulations
  4. D
    Employees within the organization
Question 14Single Answer
Relationship marketing aims primarily to develop:
  1. A
    One-time transactions
  2. B
    Long-term relationships with key stakeholders
  3. C
    Short production cycles
  4. D
    Low employee involvement
Question 15Single Answer
The traditional marketing mix consists of:
  1. A
    3 Ps
  2. B
    4 Ps
  3. C
    5 Ps
  4. D
    8 Ps
Question 16Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT one of the traditional 4Ps?
  1. A
    Product
  2. B
    Price
  3. C
    People
  4. D
    Place
Question 17Single Answer
The four traditional elements of the marketing mix are:
  1. A
    Product, People, Process and Profit
  2. B
    Product, Price, Place and Promotion
  3. C
    Price, Planning, Production and Promotion
  4. D
    Product, Profit, People and Planning
Question 18Single Answer
Decisions concerning product quality, design, features and branding belong to:
  1. A
    Price
  2. B
    Product
  3. C
    Place
  4. D
    Promotion
Question 19Single Answer
Distribution channels are primarily associated with which marketing-mix element?
  1. A
    Product
  2. B
    Place
  3. C
    Price
  4. D
    Promotion
Question 20Single Answer
Advertising, sales promotion and public relations are elements of:
  1. A
    Procurement
  2. B
    Place
  3. C
    Product
  4. D
    Promotion
Question 21Single Answer
Discounts and credit terms are generally considered part of:
  1. A
    Product decisions
  2. B
    Pricing decisions
  3. C
    Distribution decisions
  4. D
    Branding decisions
Question 22Single Answer
The expanded service marketing mix generally contains:
  1. A
    7 Ps
  2. B
    5 Ps
  3. C
    4 Ps
  4. D
    10 Ps
Question 23Single Answer
Which three elements are added to the traditional 4Ps in the 7Ps framework?
  1. A
    Packaging, Positioning and People
  2. B
    Profit, Planning and People
  3. C
    People, Process and Physical Evidence
  4. D
    Process, Planning and Profit
Question 24Single Answer
The process through which two parties obtain something of value from each other is called:
  1. A
    Segmentation
  2. B
    Forecasting
  3. C
    Positioning
  4. D
    Exchange
Question 25Single Answer
Customer value can broadly be understood as the relationship between:
  1. A
    Customer benefits and customer costs
  2. B
    Advertising and sales
  3. C
    Production and inventory
  4. D
    Price and tax only
Question 26Single Answer
Customer satisfaction largely depends on the relationship between perceived performance and:
  1. A
    Employee expectations
  2. B
    Market share
  3. C
    Production cost
  4. D
    Customer expectations
Question 27Single Answer
When product performance exceeds customer expectations, the customer is generally:
  1. A
    Dissatisfied
  2. B
    Unaware
  3. C
    Indifferent
  4. D
    Delighted
Question 28Single Answer
Digital marketing uses:
  1. A
    Only newspapers
  2. B
    Only retail stores
  3. C
    Digital channels and technologies
  4. D
    Only personal selling
Question 29Single Answer
Marketing through social networking platforms is known as:
  1. A
    Industrial marketing
  2. B
    Trade marketing
  3. C
    Social media marketing
  4. D
    Internal marketing
Question 30Single Answer
Influencer marketing involves:
  1. A
    Selling exclusively to governments
  2. B
    Eliminating advertising
  3. C
    Using individuals with an audience to influence purchase decisions
  4. D
    Avoiding digital platforms
Question 31Single Answer
Omnichannel marketing seeks to provide:
  1. A
    Only offline selling
  2. B
    A single-product strategy
  3. C
    Only online advertising
  4. D
    An integrated customer experience across channels
Question 32Single Answer
Green marketing emphasizes:
  1. A
    Elimination of distribution channels
  2. B
    High-pressure selling
  3. C
    Price increases
  4. D
    Environmentally responsible products and practices
Question 33Single Answer
Personalized marketing involves:
  1. A
    Offering identical messages to everyone
  2. B
    Avoiding customer data
  3. C
    Tailoring marketing to individual customers or segments
  4. D
    Eliminating segmentation
Question 34Single Answer
Content marketing primarily seeks to attract customers by:
  1. A
    Eliminating communication
  2. B
    Increasing factory output
  3. C
    Reducing product quality
  4. D
    Providing relevant and valuable content
Question 35Single Answer
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) focuses on:
  1. A
    Managing only production
  2. B
    Managing customer interactions and relationships
  3. C
    Managing taxation
  4. D
    Managing factory machinery
Question 36Single Answer
Strategic planning seeks to develop and maintain a fit between an organization's objectives and:
  1. A
    Changing market opportunities
  2. B
    Employee attendance
  3. C
    Accounting entries
  4. D
    Office layout
Question 37Single Answer
A business portfolio refers to:
  1. A
    Its advertisements only
  2. B
    Its employee records
  3. C
    Its tax records
  4. D
    A company's collection of businesses and products
Question 38Single Answer
The BCG Growth-Share Matrix was developed by:
  1. A
    World Bank
  2. B
    Boston Consulting Group
  3. C
    IMF
  4. D
    WTO
Question 39Single Answer
The BCG Matrix uses which two major dimensions?
  1. A
    Price and advertising
  2. B
    Market growth rate and relative market share
  3. C
    Profit and tax
  4. D
    Quality and packaging
Question 40Single Answer
In the BCG Matrix, a business with high market share in a high-growth market is called a:
  1. A
    Dog
  2. B
    Star
  3. C
    Question Mark
  4. D
    Cash Cow
Question 41Single Answer
A high-market-share business in a low-growth market is called a:
  1. A
    Cash Cow
  2. B
    Star
  3. C
    Dog
  4. D
    Question Mark
Question 42Single Answer
A low-market-share business operating in a high-growth market is classified as a:
  1. A
    Question Mark
  2. B
    Star
  3. C
    Cash Cow
  4. D
    Leader
Question 43Single Answer
In the BCG Matrix, low market growth and low relative market share characterize:
  1. A
    Dogs
  2. B
    Stars
  3. C
    Cash Cows
  4. D
    Question Marks
Question 44Single Answer
The Ansoff Matrix includes:
  1. A
    Market penetration
  2. B
    Market development
  3. C
    Product development
  4. D
    All of the above
Question 45Single Answer
Selling more existing products in existing markets is:
  1. A
    Diversification
  2. B
    Market penetration
  3. C
    Product development
  4. D
    Market development
Question 46Single Answer
Taking existing products into new markets is known as:
  1. A
    Retrenchment
  2. B
    Diversification
  3. C
    Market development
  4. D
    Product elimination
Question 47Single Answer
Developing new products for existing markets is:
  1. A
    Market penetration
  2. B
    Market development
  3. C
    Product development
  4. D
    Divestment
Question 48Single Answer
New products introduced into new markets represent:
  1. A
    Market development
  2. B
    Market penetration
  3. C
    Diversification
  4. D
    Consolidation
Question 49Single Answer
Porter's generic strategies include:
  1. A
    Product, price and place
  2. B
    Production, selling and marketing
  3. C
    Planning, staffing and control
  4. D
    Cost leadership, differentiation and focus
Question 50Single Answer
Cost leadership aims to achieve:
  1. A
    No market share
  2. B
    Maximum product variety at any cost
  3. C
    A relatively low-cost position
  4. D
    No competitive advantage
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