

McqMate
These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Master of Commerce (M.com) , Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM) , Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing (BBA Marketing) .
501. |
Blanket contracts are typically part of which of the following stages in the business buying process? |
A. | general need description |
B. | product specification |
C. | supplier selection |
D. | order-routine specification . |
Answer» D. order-routine specification . |
502. |
The _______________ may lead the buyer to continue, modify, or drop the arrangement that has been entered into by the buyer and seller. |
A. | performance review . |
B. | order-routine specification |
C. | supplier selection |
D. | general need description |
Answer» D. general need description |
503. |
For the marketing manager, social class offers some insights into consumer behavior and is potentially useful as a ___________________. |
A. | Market research information |
B. | Market segmentation variable . |
C. | Source of understanding competition’s strategy |
D. | Source to predict future trends |
Answer» A. Market research information |
504. |
____________ is the definition of reference groups. |
A. | Groups that an individual looks to when forming attitudes and opinions . |
B. | Groups of people who have been referred to by someone they know |
C. | Groups of office colleagues |
D. | Chat groups on the internet |
Answer» B. Groups of people who have been referred to by someone they know |
505. |
__________ are factors that have been shown to affect consumer behavior. |
A. | Brand name, quality, newness, and complexity . |
B. | Advertising, marketing, product, and price |
C. | Outlets, strategies, concept, and brand name |
D. | Quality, advertising, product positioning, |
Answer» A. Brand name, quality, newness, and complexity . |
506. |
The reason that higher prices may not affect consumer buying is _______________. |
A. | Most consumers prefer brand names which have higher prices |
B. | 70% of the total population looks for quality services and is willing to pay higher prices |
C. | Consumers believe that higher prices indicate higher quality or prestige . |
D. | Most consumers feel that the price is actually affordable |
Answer» C. Consumers believe that higher prices indicate higher quality or prestige . |
507. |
___________ are the groups that individuals look to when forming attitudes and opinions. |
A. | Reference groups . |
B. | Teenage groups. |
C. | Religious groups |
D. | Adult groups |
Answer» A. Reference groups . |
508. |
For which of the following products would the reference group influence be the strongest? |
A. | A best-seller novel |
B. | A pickup truck . |
C. | A loaf of bread |
D. | A pair of je |
Answer» A. A best-seller novel |
509. |
Primary reference groups include ________________. |
A. | College students |
B. | Office colleagues |
C. | Family and close friends . |
D. | Sports groups |
Answer» B. Office colleagues |
510. |
Secondary reference groups include ________________. |
A. | Family and close friends |
B. | Sports groups |
C. | Ethnic and religious groups |
D. | Fraternal organizations and professional associations . |
Answer» C. Ethnic and religious groups |
511. |
Marketing strategies are often designed to influence _______________ and lead to profitable exchanges. |
A. | Consumer decision making . |
B. | Sales strategies |
C. | Advertising strategies |
D. | Export strategies |
Answer» D. Export strategies |
512. |
__________ refers to the information a consumer has stored in their memory about a product or service. |
A. | Cognitive dissonance |
B. | Product knowledge . |
C. | Product research |
D. | Marketing research. |
Answer» A. Cognitive dissonance |
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