Class 12 (CBSE) · Business Studies
Marketing Management
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- Q1easy
The four Ps of the marketing mix are:
- AProduct, People, Process, Physical evidence
- BPrice, Profit, Place, People
- CProduct, Price, People, Profit
- DProduct, Price, Place, Promotion
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Correct answer: (D) Product, Price, Place, Promotion
The traditional marketing mix consists of four elements—Product, Price, Place (physical distribution) and Promotion—which a firm combines to satisfy its target customers.
- Q2easy
Which of the following is NOT one of the four Ps of the marketing mix?
- AProduct
- BPrice
- CPromotion
- DProfit
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Correct answer: (D) Profit
Profit is not an element of the marketing mix. The four Ps are Product, Price, Place and Promotion.
- Q3medium
The part of a brand which can be spoken is called the:
- ABrand mark
- BBrand name
- CTrademark
- DLogo
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Correct answer: (B) Brand name
A brand name is that part of a brand which can be spoken or vocalised, such as 'Asian Paints' or 'Saffola'.
- Q4medium
A brand or part of a brand that is given legal protection is called a:
- ABrand name
- BBrand mark
- CTrademark
- DLabel
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Correct answer: (C) Trademark
When a brand is registered and given legal protection, it becomes a trademark; only the owner then has the exclusive right to use it.
- Q5medium
The part of a brand that can be recognised but is not utterable (a symbol, design or distinctive colouring) is called the:
- ABrand mark
- BBrand name
- CTrademark
- DSlogan
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Correct answer: (A) Brand mark
A brand mark is the part of a brand that can be recognised but cannot be spoken—it appears as a symbol, design or distinctive colouring, such as the 'Gattu' figure or a logo.
- Q6easy
'Buy one get one free' offers and seasonal discounts are examples of:
- AAdvertising
- BPersonal selling
- CSales promotion
- DPublicity
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Correct answer: (C) Sales promotion
Sales promotion consists of short-term incentives such as discounts, free gifts, rebates and 'buy one get one free' offers that encourage immediate purchase.
- Q7medium
Which element of the promotion mix is a paid, non-personal form of communication delivered through mass media?
- APersonal selling
- BAdvertising
- CSales promotion
- DPublic relations
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Correct answer: (B) Advertising
Advertising is a paid, impersonal (non-personal) form of communication with an identified sponsor, delivered through mass media like television, newspapers and radio.
- Q8medium
Personal selling is best characterised by:
- ADirect face-to-face interaction with flexibility to adjust to the customer
- BImpersonal mass communication
- CThe complete absence of human contact
- DOne-way communication only
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Correct answer: (A) Direct face-to-face interaction with flexibility to adjust to the customer
Personal selling involves direct, face-to-face oral presentation to prospective buyers; being personal, it is flexible and the salesperson can adjust the message to each customer.
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