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What term is used to describe the process of selling a product in the

marketplace?

A: Marketing B: Exchange

C: Pricing D: Utility

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Big Ed’s 24-Hour Diner recently began accepting VISA and Mastercard because Ed wanted to increase his product’s __

A: information utility.

B: possession utility.

C: form utility. D: time utility.

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The owner of a miniature golf business provides her customers

with a(n) ___

A: good. B: promotion.

C: service. D: exchange.

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In order to get its product into “the mind of its prospective customer,” what should a new company do?

A: Target different market segments

B: Play to the competition’s weaknesses.

C: Lead with its strength.

D: Look for underserved markets

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Changing old glass bottles into beautiful new sculptures is an

example of _____ utility.

A: place B: form

C: time D: possession

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During the last three months of the year, a grocery store stocks its shelves with plenty of

canned pumpkin in order to increase the pumpkin’s ___ utility.

A: time B: place

C: possession D: information

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The Music Stand direct-mail company sends catalogs to music teachers, dancers, and other music lovers based on the company’s study of

_____ data.

A: demographic B: psychographic

C: geographic D: product benefits

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The three Foundations ofMarketing are:

A: Human Resources, Marketing & Business,

and Economic

B: Human Resources, Marketing Information,

and Economic

C: Human Renegades, Marketing, and

Economy

D: Human Resources, Marketing Information,

and Economy

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Process of developing, promoting, and distributing products in order to satisfy customers’ needs and wants.

A: Exchange B: Possession

C: Marketing D: Utilities

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Added economic value.

A: Finance B: Purchasing

C: Price D: Utility

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___ is using marketing approaches that encourage consumers to think about a product in a certain way.

A: Positioning B: Target marketing

C: Segmenting D: Product planning

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Gathering and analyzing facts about products and consumers’

wants and needs

A: Marketing B: Product

Planning

C: Marketing Management D: Psychographics

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Decisions about the payment options offered to customers are part of the

pricing function of marketing.

A: B:

C: True D: False

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Developing, promoting and distributing products is known as

what?

A: Promotion B: Marketing

C: Marketing Management

D: Product Planning

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The personal satisfaction a customer receives from using a good or

service is defined as the product’s what?

A: Benefits B: Psychographic

C: Value D: Utility

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