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1. STR 581 Capstone Final Exam Part 3 (Score 20/25)
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1.Tarow is a leading manufacturer of designer handbags. The company has stores all
over the world and is especially famous for the high-quality leather used in its
handbags. However, the company soon realizes that a cheap liquor brand has been
using its logo for the past six months. In this scenario, the company owning the liquor
brand is guilty of __________.
blurring
tarnishment
reverse engineering
conscious parallelism
2
Felicia, a marketing executive of Trinola Inc., a manufacturer of nutritional
supplements, visits a high school to promote Trinola’s products. She conducts a
survey among students and classifies them into three groups: those who do not take
any nutritional supplements, those who take Trinola’s nutritional supplements, and
those who prefer nutritional supplements of other brands. Felicia talks to the first
group about the importance of consuming nutritional supplements and to the second

2. group about Trinola’s products in detail. To the third group, she explains why
Trinola’s products are better than those of other brands. In this scenario, which of the
following types of market segmentation does Felicia employ?
Psychographic segmentation
Demographic segmentation
Geographic segmentation
Behavioral segmentation
3.
Which of the following statements is true of social marketing programs?
They require an entirely different planning process from what is used for traditional
products.
They are complex and time consuming.
They should be executed in a single phase.
They usually use a single tactic to achieve their goals.
4.

3. Celestia's is a newly opened bakery that is looking to reach more customers. Ria, a
social media marketer by profession and a regular customer at the bakery, offers to
help the bakery establish a strong online presence. She says that she will create a
website for the bakery and use various social media platforms to promote the bakery’s
goods and services. In return, she is promised a free supply of baked goods for the
next three months. Which of the following concepts does this scenario illustrate?
Divesting
Positioning
Co-branding
Bartering
5.
Which of the following scenarios illustrates the impact of political and legal forces on
the marketing environment?
After a shoe manufacturing company experiences an increase in demand for its
products, it opens retail outlets in several locations.
With the number of smartphone users on the rise, Taalia Inc., an electronics company,
decides to create mobile advertisements for its products in addition to print and
television advertisements.
The raise in the legal drinking age from 21 to 25 in Florida might force marketing
managers of alcohol companies to minimize their target market and reposition their
offerings.

4. Lianet Ltd. hires a gay individual as its marketing manager in an attempt to encourage
diversity in the organization.
6.
An organization that decides to measure how its marketing efforts influence its
external stakeholders is most likely to gauge __________.
resource adequacy
employees’ commitment to goals
employees’ desire to learn
consumer satisfaction
7.
Archofan Associates, a firm that specializes in the sale of historical artifacts, comes
into possession of an antique royal crown. It confirms the authenticity of the crown
and holds an auction to sell it. Several interested buyers participate in the auction and
quote their prices. The price of the crown is raised each time a person bids until
Emily, a bidder, offers an exorbitant price that no other bidder is able to match.
Archofan then sells the crown to Emily. Which of the following types of auctions does
this scenario illustrate?
A minimum bid auction
A sealed-bid auction

5. An English auction
A Dutch auction
8.
Feisla Inc. is a manufacturer of high-end smartphones. It therefore caters only to the
upper class and the upper middle class. However, the company soon realizes that it
has enormous growth potential among middle-class consumers. To tap this potential
market, it releases a new range of smartphones that are less expensive. This move
proves to be successful and eventually helps the company gain a larger market share.
Which of the following concepts does this scenario illustrate?
Line modernization
Pure bundling
Line stretching
Dual branding
9.
The management of Aurosa Inc., a chain of retail stores that sells home appliances,
observes that its expenditure on sales and promotions is skyrocketing and decides to
implement a new pricing method to attract more customers. It sets a fixed low price
for all the appliances offered in the store and completely withdraws all promotion
activities. This builds confidence in customers who dislike the uncertainty that comes
with price fluctuations. Which of the following pricing methods does this scenario
illustrate?

6. High-low pricing
Going-rate pricing
Auction-type pricing
Everyday low pricing
10.
Vatain Inc. is an apparel manufacturer that markets its products based on consumers’
tastes and preferences. It has introduced several brands to achieve this purpose.
Another brand is directed at high-end customers who do not have budget constraints.
One brand caters to the fashion-conscious customers who watch out for the latest
trends in fashion. Yet another brand is meant to attract customers who value comfort
over fashion. In this scenario, which of the following marketing strategies has Vatain
employed?
Multiple segment specialization
Mass marketing
Single-segment concentration
Differentiated marketing
11.

7. Eania Inc. manufactures toys and games for children. After achieving a high growth
rate and establishing itself as a market favorite, Eania introduces a clothing brand for
adults. In this scenario, Eania pursues a __________.
market-development strategy
diversification strategy
product-development strategy
market-penetration strategy
12.
Latia is a popular fruit juice brand in the food and beverage market. Once the brand
reaches the maturity stage of the product life-cycle, its growth rate begins to decline
slowly. The company that owns the brand decides to adopt a market modification
approach by increasing the consumption rate among its existing customers. Which of
the following strategies is most likely to help the company achieve its goal?
Listing out reasons for potential customers to try Latia fruit juices
Advertising the benefits of drinking Latia fruit juices more than once a day
Making changes to the packaging of Latia products
Identifying new market segments and strategizing on the best ways to enter them

8. 13.
Millennials are likely to be receptive to marketing efforts that:
carry direct appeals where value is clear.
emphasize their role as grandparents.
align with their perception of retirement as a new beginning.
address social and environmental issues.
14.
Rotego Inc., an automobile manufacturer, releases two new models of cars. The first
model is an expensive luxury car targeted at high-income groups, whereas the second
model is an affordable car targeted at low-income groups. Through the introduction of
these two models, Rotego intends to present itself as a company that caters to people
across all income groups. In this scenario, which of the following types of market
segmentation does Rotego employ?
Behavioral segmentation
Demographic segmentation
Occasion segmentation

9. Geographic segmentation
15. An advantage of a firm pursuing multiple segment specialization is that:
it creates the largest potential market for the firm’s products.
it increases the extent to which the firm can engage in mass customization.
it helps the firm achieve the lowest cost in each segment.
it diversifies the firm’s risk across segments.
16.
16
Lanase, a leading producer of aerated drinks, decides to introduce fruit juices and
bottled water into the market. The company’s budget requires it to keep advertising
and marketing costs as low as possible. It therefore decides to introduce the products
under the company brand name. Which of the following is a likely consequence of the
decision?
Consumers will buy the products since the company name will be easily recognizable
to them.

10. If the products do not perform well in the market, the company will not be affected
since it has not tied its reputation to the products.
The development costs for future products will be extremely high.
The company’s goodwill will be unaffected since consumers will find it easy to
differentiate one product from another.
17.
Gallide is a warehouse retailer that conducts special in-store demonstrations of certain
products. This allows potential customers to see and feel the products for themselves
and be convinced that the products are worth purchasing. The salespeople of the store
receive a bonus if a customer buys the products after a demonstration. Which of the
following is a likely reason that the store has adopted this approach for some of its
products?
Consumers know which brand they want to purchase before they enter the store.
Consumers are inclined to make many of their brand choices only when they are at the
store.
Consumers respond well to the use of product placement as an advertising technique.
Consumers are brand-conscious and display high brand loyalty in certain product
categories.
18.

11. The __________ occurs when the demand for plant and equipment in an organization
turns volatile because of the combined effects of the normal year-to-year replacement
demand and the need to satisfy an increase or decrease in consumer demand for the
organization’s products.
boomerang effect
billboard effect
acceleration effect
halo effect
19.
Ma Chère Inc. is a cosmetics store that has introduced a new range of hair care
products. The store’s salespeople are being given a high commission for every sale
that they make on these products. They are asked to aggressively sell the products and
target as many potential customers as possible. In this scenario, which of the
following strategies is being employed by the cosmetics store?
A pull strategy
A push strategy
Category extension
Brand extension

12. 20.
Mojo Marinade, a popular restaurant, creates history by becoming the world’s first
restaurant to use lab-grown meat in its dishes. It charges exorbitant prices for its
dishes to communicate its exclusivity to customers. Over time, Mojo Marinade keeps
reducing the prices of its dishes and attracts customers from different market
segments. Which of the following pricing objectives does this scenario illustrate?
Maximum market skimming
Product-quality leadership
Partial cost recovery
Maximum market share
21.
Viva Pisto, a restaurant, has received numerous complaints from customers about its
slow service and unfriendly waiters. The management of the restaurant needs to
address these complaints promptly and ensure that similar complaints do not arise in
the future. Which of the following practices will help the restaurant restore customer
goodwill?
Monitoring social media only if there are more than five complaints
Responding to customer complaints only if they are raised formally

13. Taking a defensive stance if the complaints are justified
Accepting responsibility for customers’ dissatisfaction and disappointment
22.
Which of the following scenarios illustrates market-penetration pricing?
Aulaan, a newly established discount store, sells products at prices that are very low
when compared to other stores.
Iratan, a manufacturer of smartphones, prices its latest models between $600 and
$700. After a few months, it steadily reduces these prices.
Bakers and Eaters, a confectionery company, offers high-quality chocolates at
affordable rates.
Ban World Hunger is a nonprofit organization that works to end world hunger. It
relies on donations and government grants for financial support.
23.
Milk Genii Inc., a manufacturer of dairy products, has a state-of-the-art manufacturing
facility where the processes of production and packaging are carried out. After
packaging, the products are directly sold to customers through the company’s outlets
located in all major cities. Which of the following marketing channel levels does Milk
Genii use in this scenario?
A zero-level channel

14. A three-level channel
A one-level channel
A two-level chann
24.
Which of the following statements is true of consumer markets?
The buyers in consumer markets are geographically concentrated.
In consumer markets, purchasing is often executed through intermediaries.
In consumer markets, sales are finalized after multiple sales calls.
The suppliers in consumer markets customize their products to suit the needs of
consumers.
25.
Which of the following is a limitation of marketing-mix modeling?
It is less effective at evaluating how different marketing elements work together.

15. It overlooks the importance of incremental growth.
It is not capable of isolating the impact of specific marketing activities.
It does not allow marketers to conduct multivariate analyses