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1 Marketing Cluster Exam Competency-Based Competitive Events *Written Exam* for District/Regional Use Test Number 1069 Booklet Number ADC - Advertising Campaign Event AAM - Apparel and Accessories Marketing Series Event ASM - Automotive Services Marketing Series Event BSM - Business Services Marketing Series Event BTDM - Buying and Merchandising Team Decision Making Event FMP - Fashion Merchandising Promotion Plan Event FMS - Food Marketing Series Event MTDM - Marketing Communications Team Decision Making Event MMS - Marketing Management Series Event PSE - Professional Selling Event RMS - Retail Merchandising Series Event SEM - Sports and Entertainment Marketing Series Event SEPP Sports and Entertainment Promotion Plan Event STDM - Sports and Entertainment Marketing Team Decision Making Event INSTRUCTIONS: This is a timed, comprehensive exam for the occupational area identified above. Do not open this booklet until instructed to do so by the testing monitor. You will have minutes to complete all questions. CAUTION: Posting these materials on a website is a copyright violation unless specifically authorized by MBAResearch. This comprehensive exam was developed by the MBAResearch Center. Items have been randomly selected from the MBAResearch Test-Item Bank and represent a variety of instructional areas. Performance Indicators for this exam are at the prerequisite, careersustaining, and marketing specialist levels. A descriptive test key, including question sources and answer rationale, has been provided the state DECA advisor. Copyright 2013 by Marketing & Business Administration Research and Curriculum Center, Columbus, Ohio (dba MBAResearch). Each individual test item contained herein is the exclusive property of MBAResearch. Items are licensed only for use as configured within this exam, in its entirety. Use of individual items for any purpose other than as specifically authorized in writing by MBAResearch is prohibited. Possession of this exam, without written authorization, under any other circumstances is a copyright violation. Posting to inter- or intranet sites is specifically forbidden unless written permission is obtained prior to posting. Report violations to MBAResearch at Permission for reprinting is granted to state DECA Associations authorized by DECA, Inc.
2 Test 1069 MARKETING CLUSTER EXAM 1 1. The purpose of legal procedure is to ensure that each party receives A. ongoing advice. C. a reasonable verdict. B. consistent treatment. D. an indictment. 2. Wal-mart, Chevron Texaco, and Ford Motor Company sell stock in their companies. They are examples of which of the following types of business ownership: A. Franchisee C. Partnership B. Corporation D. Sole proprietorship 3. Channels of distribution benefit businesses by A. lowering the prices of all industrial goods. B. getting their products to consumers more efficiently. C. raising their profits each year. D. allowing them to avoid all channel tasks. 4. Which of the following would not be considered an intermediary in a channel of distribution: A. Agent C. Producer B. Retailer D. Wholesaler 5. The negative effect of slotting fees is that they often limit a small producer's ability to A. introduce new items in the marketplace. C. use direct-distribution strategies. B. develop exclusive-dealing policies. D. identify potential target markets. 6. What type of channel conflict often occurs between manufacturers and their authorized dealers? A. Corporate C. Indirect B. Horizontal D. Vertical 7. When you look for supporting evidence in published materials, you are evaluating the A. timeliness of the content. C. margin of error. B. readability of the text. D. credibility of the sources. 8. Listening carefully should enable employees to A. earn frequent raises. C. avoid criticism. B. become good speakers. D. follow directions. 9. Sara is a new marketing employee who is learning that the best way to listen to customers is A. passively. C. emotionally. B. actively. D. distractedly. 10. When Amber walked by Ryan's desk, she noticed that Ryan was raking his left hand through his hair, that his face was red, and that he kept hitting the enter button on keyboard with his right hand, while frowning at his computer screen. Based on his nonverbal cues, Amber would probably assume that Ryan was A. patient. C. bored. B. frustrated. D. enthusiastic. 11. Which of the following examples illustrates the use of the cause and effect method of a format for structuring oral presentations: A. We will begin by discussing the basic steps used in developing effective time management techniques, and the first step is to prioritize all of your commitments. B. The public supports increased spending on national security, and a survey reports that over seventy percent of the citizens fear future terrorist attacks. C. Monet and Cezanne were both impressionist artists; however, their painting techniques and use of color varied greatly. D. The use of toxic chemicals in the environment can result in the extinction of many species of waterfowl. Copyright 2013 by MBA Research and Curriculum Center, Columbus, Ohio
3 Test 1069 MARKETING CLUSTER EXAM Allison is attending a business seminar. Because the seminar presenter is speaking very quickly, Allison is having a difficult time taking accurate notes. What technique would help Allison take notes quickly? A. Use abbreviations and symbols C. Focus on the subtopics B. Write notes on index cards D. Ask the speaker to provide handouts 13. An message that is sent to a coworker should contain A. a persuasive argument. C. essential information. B. an urgent tone. D. encouraging news. 14. Employees often use simple written reports to provide managers with information. A. extensive C. in-depth B. analytical D. routine 15. Many businesses try to foster positive customer/client relations by encouraging employees to be A. talkative. C. reserved. B. friendly. D. authoritative. 16. A local supermarket's front-end employees are trained to smile and greet customers as they approach the cash register and say thank you as customers leave. This approach A. decreases customer patronage. C. encourages employee rivalry. B. builds customer loyalty. D. decreases employee productivity. 17. Which of the following is often the best way for a salesperson to handle the slow/methodical type of difficult customer: A. Summarize benefits C. Be brief B. Ask their advice D. Let the customer do the talking 18. Distribution examines how income is divided between A. consumers and resource owners. C. consumers and producers. B. producers and resource owners. D. producers and economizers. 19. Consumers buy products to benefit A. marketers. C. producers. B. themselves. D. retailers. 20. Which of the following is a disadvantage of the matrix organizational structure: A. It lacks flexibility. B. It makes the organization less competitive. C. It cannot balance conflicting organizational objectives. D. It violates the unity of command principle. 21. Kent is going to start his own business. He is concerned that the merchandise he wants to carry will go out of style soon after opening his business. Which type of risk must he prepare for? A. Economic C. Human B. Natural D. Incompetence 22. The payment of taxes to the federal government allows it to provide goods and services to and. A. businesses; households C. households; product markets B. businesses; resource markets D. businesses; product markets 23. Which of the following economic laws is a business following when it stops hiring after its current employees achieve a certain level of productivity: A. Negative returns C. Marginal revenues B. Diminishing returns D. Variable products
4 Test 1069 MARKETING CLUSTER EXAM The goods and services sold during a year to foreign buyers are a country's A. gross private investments. C. exports. B. imports. D. personal consumption expenditures. 25. Which of the following occurs when a country can produce goods at a relatively more efficient rate than another country: A. Absolute advantage C. Trade deficit B. Comparative advantage D. Trade surplus 26. An employee who is able to adjust to changing conditions possesses the desirable trait of A. loyalty. C. friendliness. B. adaptability. D. tact. 27. Which of the following is a reason to avoid drawing distinctions between people: A. Discrimination is illegal. C. Some people aren't "normal." B. Everyone is unique. D. Certain people don't deserve respect. 28. Cameron said to his manager, The order didn't ship because Sam didn't tell me that we didn't have enough items in stock. What is Cameron doing? A. Blaming another person for a communication breakdown B. Acknowledging that he failed to follow through with the order C. Stating the facts on Sam's behalf D. Responding to inappropriate remarks 29. In order for teachers to prepare report cards, they must their students. A. motivate C. evaluate B. criticize D. compliment 30. You are in a better position to control your own future if you change. A. agonize over C. wait for B. anticipate D. avoid 31. Persuasion is an important part of which of the following functions: A. Education C. Communication B. Motivation D. Self-control 32. Because people often change their negotiating styles and strategies, effective negotiators must be A. optimistic. C. indifferent. B. flexible. D. uneasy. 33. A primary reason that employees experience burnout in the workplace is because they A. become bored with the work. C. interact with coworkers. B. receive new work assignments. D. obtain feedback from managers. 34. One of the differences among people that can be difficult to change is their A. language usage. C. education. B. job position. D. mental ability. 35. When Brandon lost his job due to downsizing, the government sent him an unemployment check to help him cover his living expenses until he found another job. What is Brandon's source of income? A. Transfer payment C. Refund B. Rebate D. Wage garnishment
5 Test 1069 MARKETING CLUSTER EXAM One reason customers who pay for products with a credit card usually want to know the interest charges is because those charges A. generate the profit for the business. C. are calculated on a yearly basis. B. increase the retail price. D. add to the cost of the purchase. 37. Which of the following is categorized as a fixed expense in a personal budget: A. Groceries C. Home repairs B. Car payment D. Clothing 38. Which of the following is an example of a payroll deduction: A. Health insurance C. Net pay B. Overtime hours D. Pay rate 39. Which of the following financial services providers is most likely to provide a small, local coffee shop with business loans, checking and savings accounts, and overdraft protection: A. Eastern Region Investment Bank B. Marley and Winston Commercial Bank C. Walker, Steinbrenner, and Houghton, CPA Firm D. Allen and Mellon Brokerage Firm 40. Loss due to shoplifting is an example of a(n) business risk. A. economic C. natural B. human D. internal 41. What is often one of the largest sources of money flowing out of a business? A. Payroll and benefits C. Profit and loss B. Accounts receivable D. Goods and services 42. When businesses invest funds to expand, they are involved in the process of A. selling. C. finance. B. depreciation. D. capitalism. 43. Many businesses use their company manuals as a source of information in order to new employees. A. select C. manage B. recruit D. orient 44. A manufacturer has learned that its market is expanding. How should this information be used? A. To buy risk protection insurance C. To lay off employees B. To drop current product lines D. To increase production 45. What is a company's private computer network that allows authorized users to share information? A. Intranet C. B. Internet D. Extranet 46. Advertisers that use concept testing to obtain feedback from potential customers are conducting A. target readership evaluation. C. primary market research. B. focus group analysis. D. pretest idea measurement. 47. What is the relationship between research purpose and research design? A. There is no relationship between the two. C. Design is more important than purpose. B. Purpose dictates design. D. Design is unnecessary.
6 Test 1069 MARKETING CLUSTER EXAM Which of the following is a true statement about sample size: A. Sample size is more important than sample design. B. The larger the sample size, the better. C. It must be determined before the target population is defined. D. The size of the sample does not matter. 49. The data needed for sales volume analyses and market share analyses come from A. company sales reports. C. sales invoices. B. expense reports. D. customer records. 50. What data-collection method can be used to obtain product information during the point-of-purchase process? A. Photographic scanner C. survey B. Volume-tracking scanner D. Statistical survey 51. What process might a business use to enter marketing data into a computer for analysis? A. Editing C. Screening B. Keyboarding D. Tabulating 52. A research study participant providing incorrect information on a questionnaire is an example of a A. feedback method. C. false positive. B. negative answer. D. response error. 53. One way to determine the usefulness and accuracy of research information is to A. assess timeliness. C. calculate frequency. B. organize a database. D. develop a profile. 54. Customers are more likely to spend a lot of time evaluating several options before buying a product when A. the need is immediate. C. the product is expensive. B. the product is perishable. D. brand insistence is a factor. 55. A market for goods and services exists when there is a group of A. laborers. C. professionals. B. responsible homeowners. D. potential consumers. 56. What types of environmental factors do businesses often consider when conducting a situational analysis? A. Formal and informal C. Ethical and legal B. Physical and personal D. Internal and external 57. The Microsoft Corporation generated $51.12 billion in revenue in This is an example of A. factual information. C. inconclusive evidence. B. unwarranted criticism. D. current data. 58. How does appropriate information management affect a business's relationship with its customers? A. Businesses lose focus on customers. B. Businesses earn higher profits. C. Businesses serve customers more effectively. D. Businesses make better financial decisions. 59. A company's computer network allows many users to access the same programs on different computer units throughout the company. What type of computer operating system is the company using? A. Hosted C. Augmented B. Multithreading D. Multiprocessing
7 Test 1069 MARKETING CLUSTER EXAM What feature do many word-processing software programs contain that enables businesses to prepare accurate written documents? A. Encyclopedia C. Flowchart B. Calculator D. Dictionary 61. A benefit of using an integrated software application package is that it allows businesses to A. manage all aspects of the operation. C. search the Internet for information. B. develop research reports. D. prepare routine budgets. 62. If a business wants all of the members of a project team to have the ability to access the same information from different locations, it should use applications. A. data mining C. spreadsheet software B. presentation software D. groupware computer 63. Businesses usually maintain customer sales records that contain information about the A. discounts offered by manufacturers. C. cost of paying commissioned salespeople. B. types of products being purchased. D. suppliers that provide the goods. 64. A clothing manufacturer builds quality into its operating system, placing responsibility on each employee. This process is known as quality A. delivery. C. assurance. B. guarantee. D. inspection. 65. Some companies have lowered the number of accidents on the job by using A. fewer workers. C. suggestion boxes. B. safety programs. D. surveillance cameras. 66. The purpose of depositing large bills in drop boxes upon receipt is to prevent A. robbery. C. burglary. B. fraud. D. pilferage. 67. What do managers often do after a project has been successfully completed? A. Provide feedback to vendors C. Give up power B. Close the front office D. Prepare a report 68. Tatiana is a project manager who is ready to close a project, and has scheduled a lessons learned meeting with the project team. What will Tatiana most likely include on her meeting agenda? A. Explanation of the stakeholders' expectations B. The definition of the project's purpose C. Discussion of specific challenges encountered D. The distribution of project resources allocated 69. Which of the following represents an operating expense for a business: A. Sales revenue C. Cost of utilities B. Cost of goods D. Returns and allowances 70. Which of the following is a true statement about housekeeping in a retail business: A. It is not an important responsibility. C. It is an ongoing responsibility. B. It is usually a monthly activity. D. It is limited to emptying trash. 71. Which of the following would be a short-term financial goal: A. Starting your own business C. Walking a mile every day B. Saving enough to buy a DVD D. Getting a promotion within five years
8 Test 1069 MARKETING CLUSTER EXAM Creative problem solving requires the ability to think A. nontraditionally. C. methodically. B. systematically. D. illogically. 73. The principles by which you live your life are referred to as your A. feelings. C. issues. B. values. D. interests. 74. What should job applicants do if certain questions on the application do not pertain to them? A. Leave the space blank C. Ignore the question B. Make up an answer D. Write N/A in the space 75. Job applicants often list on their résumés the names, positions, and addresses of several people who are willing to serve as A. references. C. associates. B. companions. D. colleagues. 76. Which of the following is an example of an occupationally specific trade association: A. Retail Merchants Association B. National Restaurant Association C. Chamber of Commerce D. Sales and Marketing Executives International 77. The price factor is important to the other three factors in marketing because the four marketing factors are A. in competition. C. unique. B. interdependent. D. equivalent. 78. Predatory pricing is an unethical business practice because it can create economic conditions in which A. consumers have fewer choices. B. consumers pay higher property taxes. C. small businesses gain significant profits. D. small businesses control market conditions. 79. Product/service management can help to decrease A. business risk. C. sales. B. profits. D. financial success. 80. What is a technologically advanced method that allows businesses to produce products that are specialized for a very few customers? A. Mass customization C. Computerized robotics B. Automatic production D. Intermittent conversion 81. Which of the following is an example of a business behaving ethically in an effort to protect consumers: A. Explaining the new manufacturing process B. Wrapping products in plain paper C. Placing informative commercials on television D. Using tamper-resistant packaging 82. Being attentive, watching trends, and pinpointing problems are ways for entrepreneurs to uncover A. true motives. C. intangible goals. B. financial strategies. D. product opportunities. 83. What synectics technique compares a problem with something else that is unrelated? A. Discretionary comparisons C. Arbitrary metaphors B. Forced analogies D. Deliberate allegories
9 Test 1069 MARKETING CLUSTER EXAM Feedback from customers about problems with products provides producers with the information needed to A. select promotional media. C. make product improvements. B. hire employees. D. modify brand values. 85. Which of the following would be least likely to be found on the label of a nonhazardous product: A. Proper circumstances for use C. Precautions when using the product B. Acceptable uses D. Ingredients 86. What a brand is and stands for, as well as how it behaves and the qualities it projects, are embodied in its A. personality. C. logo. B. identity. D. equity. 87. The marketing function that helps sellers to provide information to buyers about the seller's products is A. distribution. C. purchasing. B. promotion. D. financing. 88. One reason advertising prescription drugs online might be considered an ethical issue is because the advertisements might persuade customers to A. use drugs they do not need. C. buy drugs they cannot afford. B. obtain drugs from the manufacturer. D. order drugs that are inexpensive. 89. Which of the following technological tools has made it possible for a business to send personalized promotional messages in a cost-efficient manner: A. Electronic mail C. Interactive banner B. Encryption card D. Exclusive kiosk 90. What type of promotional media might a statewide chain of supermarkets use in order to reach a large number of potential customers in its geographic area? A. Regional magazines C. National television B. Suburban newspapers D. Transit advertising 91. What best describes the goal of amplified word-of-mouth? A. Encouraging customers to provide both positive and negative feedback B. Providing information to activists to share with others C. Building loyal relationships with the customers D. Improving the quality of goods and services the business offers 92. What communication channels is a corporation's public-relations department most likely to use to maintain positive relationships with shareholders? A. Newsletters, annual reports, and the company's web site B. Press releases, online social networks, and print advertisements C. News conferences, consumer blogs, and employee manuals D. Policy manuals, commercials, and sponsorships 93. What communication channel do businesses often use to disseminate positive public-relations information about themselves and their employees to external audiences? A. The media C. Creative writer B. Marketing-research firm D. Infomercial 94. The most appropriate way for the High-Tech Computer Company to communicate information about its new line of computers at a trade show is by A. sending direct mail. C. placing billboard advertisements. B. holding product demonstrations. D. developing a contest.
10 Test 1069 MARKETING CLUSTER EXAM A business's advertising and display efforts should be A. contradictory. C. separate. B. coordinated. D. competitive. 96. Which of the following situations is most likely to result in long-term, increased sales for a business: A. Constantly providing new choices for consumers B. Raising the price of its current products C. Lowering the price of its current products D. Eliminating a slow-selling product line 97. Salespeople may risk losing a sale to a potential customer if they are unable to explain a business's policies. A. purchasing C. employee B. operating D. selling 98. With a high level of selling ethics, you would typically ask which of the following questions in an ethical situation: A. What would others advise? C. What is required of me? B. What can I get away with? D. What is the right thing to do? 99. What form of technology are salespeople using that eliminates the need to carry a laptop and personal data assistant while making sales calls? A. Router C. Micro kiosk B. Pager D. Smartphone 100. The Acquired Needs Theory implies that a person's buying behavior is affected by three primary needs, which include achievement, power, and A. advancement. C. esteem. B. affiliation. D. enrichment.
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