Introduction to Business Final 1. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 16 Soru1.Soru
"...........refers to the set of human characteristics attributable to a brand."
Which of the following fills in the blank correctly?
Branding |
Brand identity |
Brand value |
Brand personality |
Brand Equity |
Brand personality refers to the set of human characteristics attributable to a brand.
2.Soru
Which of the following refers to offering extra value in addition to the basic features offered in the product?
Marketing |
Differentiation |
Cost Leadership Strategy |
Strategic marketing |
Marketing Mix |
Differentiation refers to offering extra value in addition to the basic features offered in the product.Differentiation strategy requires that the point being differentiated has specific characteristics. For instance, the so-called differentiation as the company argues may not be meaningful for the target customers. If the consumer is not willing to pay for it, then the company has to start from scratch to find a meaningful advantage. The correct answer is B.
3.Soru
Which of the following is NOT a condition for a successful segmentation?
Homogenous group of people |
Heterogeneous people in different groups |
Available data for each segment |
Substantial segments in number and profit potential |
Confidential segments for advantage |
In order to talk about a useful segmentation, the following conditions must be met:
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People in the same group should be homogenous, i.e. similar to each other in one way of another. This is in fact the basis of effective segmentation: each segment must be similar in terms of needs or chosen characteristics.
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People in different groups should be heterogeneous. Together with the first point, this would demonstrate that consumers are effectively divided into sets of different needs.
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Some data should be available for each segment so that measurements can be made as regards to the size of the market, the general characteristics of consumers constituting that market, details of their buying behavior, and thus, the overall attractiveness of the segment.
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The segments should be substantial either in terms of number (sales potential) or in terms profit per unit sold (profit potential). Each company is likely to have a “minimum” requirement to be profitable.
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The segments should also be accessible so that an effective distribution and communication strategy can be established.
4.Soru
Which of the following gives the correct order of the product layers?
Generic - Core - Expected - Augmented - Potential |
Core - Generic - Augmented - Potential - Expected |
Core - Generic - Potential - Expected - Augmented |
Core - Generic - Expected - Augmented - Potential |
Augmented - Potential - Generic - Expected - Core |
Core - Generic - Expected - Augmented - Potential
5.Soru
"..........attempts to capture a smaller segment in the market."
Which of the following fills in the blank correctly?
Scale economies |
Cost leadership strategy |
Focus strategy |
Marketing |
Differentiation strategy |
Focus strategy attempts to capture a smaller segment in the market.
6.Soru
........is the transformation or conversion of a set of inputs, such as raw materials, labor, knowledge, into one or more outputs such as tables, cars, and banking services. What is defined above?
production |
system |
implementation |
operation |
equipment |
Production is the transformation or conversion of a set of inputs, such as raw
materials, labor, knowledge, into one or more outputs such as tables, cars, and
banking services.
7.Soru
Which of the given is the chronological record of transactions?
Journal |
Ledger |
Posting |
Statement |
Balance sheet |
A journal is the chronological record of transactions. The correct answer is A.
8.Soru
Which of the following is not a characteristic of "transformation process"?
Phonological |
Physical |
Locational |
Exchange |
Psychological |
Transformation process in the production system can be:
• Physical: in manufacturing operations,
• Locational: in transportation or warehouse operations,
• Exchange: in retail operations,
• Physiological: in health care,
• Psychological: in entertainment,
• Informational: in communication
9.Soru
- cost leadership
- differentiation
- focus
Which of the given is the dimension/s of generic marketing strategies?
I |
I and II |
I and III |
II and III |
I, II ve III |
Firms needs to choose a specific strategy, a way of doing business so that they can concentrate their efforts and resources on certain areas.3 In his argument, firms failing to do this would “stuck in the middle,” vaguely perceived by consumers as a strong brand (Figure 5.1). Firms which stuck in the middle fail to develop their strategy in at least one of three dimensions: (1) cost leadership, (2) differentiation, and (3) focus. Companies should build competitive advantage in order to remain distinctive in the market and hold the advantage for a long period of time.
10.Soru
Which of the following is not one of the 4Ps (Marketing Mix)?
Product |
Plan |
Price |
Place |
Promotion |
Marketing mix can be considered as the tactical-level marketing facilities, which are directed towards a certain target group, identified in the phase of strategic decisions. Four Ps are identified to be the initial letters of the most fundamental marketing actions, namely, product, price,place (distribution), and promotion.
11.Soru
What refers to offering extra value in addition to the basic features offered in the product?
Differentiation |
Segmentation criteria |
Focus strategy |
Cost leadership |
Scale economies |
Differentiation refers to offering extra value in addition to the basic features offered in the product.
12.Soru
"Chief Risk Officer..........."
Which of the following most appropriately completes the sentence above?
is the discount rate that makes the NPV of the project equal to zero |
has the highest responsibility for overseeing the centralized risk management function |
is the number of years needed to recover the initial investment outlay |
is the expected benefits of the investment in the form of cash flows |
is usually measured by standard deviation or variance, which is the square of |
Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is an integrated risk management approach, which considers risks in the context of business strategy and manages them with a portfolio perspective through well-defined risk responsibilities and strong risk monitoring processes. In ERM, there is a senior level position usually called Chief Risk Officer (CRO) who has the highest responsibility for overseeing the centralized risk management function.
13.Soru
What is 'the book holding all the accounts with their balances' called?
Balance sheet |
Entry |
Posting |
Journal |
Ledger |
A ledger is the book holding all the accounts with their balances. The correct answer is E.
14.Soru
Which one of the following terms refers to the recording of a firm’s financial transactions which usually involves only the recording of budgetary events?
Financial statements |
Accounting system |
Accounting |
Journalizing |
Bookkeeping |
Bookkeeping is the recording of a firm’s financial transactions which usually involves only the recording of budgetary events.
15.Soru
Which of the followings is the ultimate goal of production management?
To provide high-quality goods and services instantaneously in response to customer demand by the lowest possible cost. |
To produce high quality goods while decreasing its need for resources. |
To drive all ques toward zero in order to minimize inventory investment, shorten production lead times. |
To make a unique product or provide a specific service to specific individuals. |
To buy products among a wide variety of produts but with lowest possible cost. |
The ultimate goal of production management is to provide high-quality goods and services instantaneously in response to customer demand by the lowest possible cost.
16.Soru
Which of the following pair is correctly given?
Customer value - Promotion |
Customer value - Place |
Cost to the customer - Product |
Convenience - Price |
Communication - Promotion |
When evaluated from the consumer’s perspective, marketing mix is called “Four Cs”, representing customer value (product), cost to the customer (price), convenience (place), and communication (promotion).