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I.

Identification:
Directions: Choose the letter of the best possible answer.

1. The marketing mix that is finally chosen must be able to last in the long term vis-à-vis
competition. For instance, a lower price strategy not only risks a price war but is not
sustainable unless the firm is the cost leader in the industry.
A. Synchronize B. Selective C. Sufficiency D. Sustainability

2. When the marketing mix is selected, the different elements must combine harmoniously
for the brand become successful. For example, a marketer cannot choose to invest in
heavy advertising of a low quality product sold on a high price.
A. Synchronize B. Selective C. Sufficiency D. Sustainability

3. The marketer must be able to consider all potential alternatives of each marketing mix
before short-listing all possible combinations of the marketing mix that can meet their
marketing objectives. The one that can provide the best profitability is the one logically to
be chosen.
A. Synchronize B. Selective C. Sufficiency D. Sustainability

4. The marketing mix must be able to adequately meet the defined marketing objectives. This
means ambitious growth objectives would naturally need the corresponding heavier
investment in marketing support programs.
A. Synchronize B. Selective C. Sufficiency D. Sustainability

5. Choosing and implementing the best possible course of action to attain the organization’s
long - term objectives and gain competitive edge.
A. Marketing plan B. Marketing Mix strategy C. Business D. Investment

6. It is usually formulated annually, but results are reviewed monthly.


A. Marketing plan B. Marketing Mix strategy C. Business D. Investment

7. They are the target consumers of the company. They are the ones who are the
consumers.
A. Physical appearance B. Place C. Process D. People

8. The first distinction of a product. A product could be easily recognized by it’s appearance
A. Physical appearance B. Place C. Process D. People

9. The _______ of the product is essential in marketing. This determines the capability of the
product to supply the demand of the consumers.
A. Physical appearance B. Place C. Process D. People

10. Makes the product conveniently available to the target market consistent with their
purchasing pattern.
A. Physical appearance B. Place C. Process D. People

11. This is advisable if the business really requires a commercial space for the processing of
goods.
A. Commercial Purchase Home B. Commercial Space for Rent
C. Home Based D. Commercial Space Purchase
12. This option requires the biggest amount of capital. It is more considered as investment
than an expense.
A. Commercial Purchase Home B. Commercial Space for Rent
C. Home Based D. Commercial Space Purchase

13. Most start-ups don’t have financial capacity to establish manufacturing site. That
entrepreneur starts with products that usually processed at home.
A. Commercial Purchase Home B. Commercial Space for Rent
C. Home Based D. Commercial Space Purchase

14. The transformation phase where input is processed by manpower & machine. Process
A. Input B. Analyze C. Process D. Output

15. The final product of the process stage, which is intended to be sold to the customers.
A. Input B. Analyze C. Process D. Output

16. The materials or ingredients to be used in creating products.


A. Input B. Analyze C. Process D. Output

17. The process to be followed ineffectively manufacturing or delivering product or services.


A. Materials B. Method C. Machines D. Manpower

18. The technology used in efficiently operating the business.


A. Materials B. Method C. Machines D. Manpower

19. It was used in creating and manufacturing the products.


A. Materials B. Method C. Machines D. Manpower

20. The right human resources who will handle the business.
A. Materials B. Method C. Machines D. Manpower

21. It is more specific; it made use of actual past revenue as a basis in tracking trends and
predicting changes.
A. Forecasting B. Revenue C. Quantitative D. Judgment

22. The amount of money that a company actually received during a specific period.
A. Forecasting B. Revenue C. Quantitative D. Judgment

23. The process of predicting the future based on past and present data and analysis of
trends.
A. Forecasting B. Revenue C. Quantitative D. Judgment

24. Also known as sales on the income statements.


A. Forecasting B. Revenue C. Quantitative D. Judgment

25. Setting a general pattern using your own experiences and intuition as the business owner.
A. Forecasting B. Revenue C. Quantitative D. Judgment
26. If one party fails to live up to its end of contract, the second party may also agree to drop
the matter and thus not to live up to the agreement as well. This refers to _______.
A. Contract Restitution B. Copyright C. Breach of Contract. D. Patent

27. The Act of violation of contract is called _________.


A. Contract Restitution B. Copyright C. Breach of Contract. D. Patent
28. Type of Insurance that Protects the Business Continuity especially a partnership.
A. Worker’s Compensation B. Life C. Casualty D. Bonding

29. Type of Insurance that provides benefits to employees in case of on-job Injury
(chemical/manufacturing industry).
A. Worker’s Compensation B. Life C. Casualty D. Bonding

30. Type of Insurance that includes Physical Injury or Property Damage (Fuel
Stations/Superstores/Shops).
A. Worker’s Compensation B. Life C. Casualty D. Bonding

31. Type of Insurance that protects company in case of employee theft of funds or protects a
contractor if subcontractor fails to complete a job within an agreed-upon time frame
A. Worker’s Compensation B. Life C. Casualty D. Bonding

32. A promise of compensation for specific potential future losses in exchange for a periodic
payment.
A. Patent B. Contract C. Benefits D. Insurance

33. Involves a franchising agreement. The entrepreneur operates a business using the trade
mark & agrees to pay a fixed sum for use of it, pay amount on sales volume & buy
supplies from the franchiser e.g. shell, Pepsi, Coca Cola bottlers etc..
A. Patent B. Trademark C. Benefits D. Insurance

34. Specify how the license would have access. The license may either just market a Product
or Manufacture or Sell Also. E.g. télécommunication companies, Food Franchises etc.
A. Patent B. Trademark C. Licensing D. Insurance

35. Involve rights to use or copy books, software, music, photographs, plays, etc. E.g. Indian
Idol, even celebrities can license the right to use their image in a product etc.
A. Patent B. Trademark C. Licensing D. Copyright

36. Contractual agreement giving rights to others to use intellectual property in return for fee.
A. Patent B. Trademark C. Licensing D. Copyright

37. Right given to prevent others from printing, copying, or publishing any original works of
authorship. Such as Books, Scripts, Articles, Poems, Songs, Sculptures, Data & Music.
A. Patent B. Trademark C. Licensing D. Copyright

38. A distinguishing word, name or symbol used to identify a product. Can be renewed
FORVER as long as they are being used in business.
A. Patent B. Trademark C. Licensing D. Insurance

39. Grants holder protection from others making, using, or selling a similar idea.
A. Patent B. Trademark C. Licensing D. Copyright

40. Refers to any patents, trademarks, copyrights, or trade secrets held by the entrepreneur.
A. Company B. Intellectual Property C. Ownership D. Business

41. A formal record of the Financial Activities and Position of a Business, Person, or Other
Entity.
A. Cash Flow Statement B. Financial Statement
C. Income Statement D. Balance Sheet
42. A Profit and Loss Account is one of the Financial Statements of a Company and shows
the Company’s Revenues and Expenses.
A. Cash Flow Statement B. Financial Statement
C. Income Statement D. Balance Sheet

43. Detailed description of a Company’s Operations and Prospects for the Upcoming Year.
A. Projected Cash Flow Statement
B. Projected Financial Statement
C. Projected Income Statement

44. A Financial Statement that summarizes a Company's Assets, Liabilities and Shareholders'
Equity at a specific point in time.
A. Cash Flow Statement B. Financial Statement
C. Income Statement D. Balance Sheet

45. A Financial Statement that shows how changes in Balance Sheet Accounts and Income
affect Cash and Cash Equivalents, and breaks the analysis down to Operating, Investing
and Financing Activities.
A. Cash Flow Statement B. Financial Statement
C. Income Statement D. Balance Sheet

46. A key aspect of Financial Management of a Business, Planning its future cash
requirements to avoid a crisis of Liquidity.
A. Projected Cash Flow Statement
B. Projected Financial Statement
C. Projected Income Statement

47. – 50. Essay


Answer the question using your own perception.
- What is the Importance of Forecasting Revenue?

-Do Your Best!!!-

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