In case of any mistake reply me on WAJIH653@GMAI!"#M 1. At the center of a brands characteristics is the following: a. Identity b. Image c. Value d. None of the given options 2. Brand management came into being for which of the following reasons: a. Companies wanted to achieve scale economies. b. It supplemented financial management practices c. It suited production and operations personnel d. Companies wanted to differentiate their products and highlight distinctions in a competitive environment. 3. Brands lie to sta! contemporar! because of: a. Others do it b. Staying attractive c. "pholding the contract d. None of the given options #. $eatures and attributes of brands translate into benefits and %%%%%%%%%%%%% are also fulfilled along with these benefits. a. Customer values b. Brand values c. Organizational goals d. Brand associations &. A good brand contract: a. Keeps customer perspective in view b. elivers promises made with customers c. !nearths negative promises d. All of the given options '. Continuousl! renewing the difference maes !our product %%%%%%%%%%%%. a. "oo# superior b. $ighly unacceptable c. Not conforming with mar#et standards of evolving changes d. Conforming to the changing behavior and beliefs of customers (. A brand)based model reveals the following: a. %hy customers buy the brands they buy& b. %hat are the underlying motives for their purchasing brands of their preference& c. %hy companies #eep their brands contemporary& d. All of the given options *. +he most important factor in brand management is to ensure that !our %%%%%%%%%%% must be matching with consumers perceptions. a. Brand pinnacle b. Brands persona ,pet- c. Brand associations d. Brand value .. /hile developing the brand picture0 first of all0 !ou envision: a. 'ttributes b. Obsessions c. Benefits d. All of the given options ,pet- 11. +o have value0 a brand must offer which one of the following2 a. ' simple product range with a defined set of features b. ' comple( product range with a defined set of features Page 1 of 20 c. Consistenc!0 a reduced level of perceived ris for the bu!er0 and a range of functional and emotional attributes which are of value to buyers d. 'n identity through which the customer can trace the party responsible for supplying the product 1. +he elasticit! of sales to sales promotion is %%%%%%%%%% that of advertising. a. "ess than b. )*ual to c. 3reater than ,pet- d. Inversely proportional to 2. A mi4 of different communication tools has a better chance of achieving: a. Ob+ectives b. 5!nerg! ,pet- c. )fficiency d. )ffectiveness 3. 6f two different brands are distributed b! one compan!0 it is considered under: a. %holesale b. Co)branding ,pet- c. ,oint venture d. -erger #. A compan!s own retail outlets are meant: a. .o avoid the threat of distributors/ power b. +o own and batter control the distribution channel c. istribution0 itself0 is a good business d. All of the given options &. $or communication to be effective it should be: a. 1epetitive b. 1einforcing c. Both of the given options d. None of the given options '. +he power based on a channel members superior nowledge and information about his products is called: a. 74pert power b. "egitimate power c. Coercion d. 1etailer power (. A good channel s!stem must automaticall! offer %%%%% to the customers. a. .ransaction services b. 'fter2sales services c. Both of the given options d. None of the given options *. Advertising %%%%% is capable to attract consumers onl! if it is based on their needs. a. 1each b. Cop! c. 3re*uency d. -edia .. 8areting communication is done to achieve the ob9ective of: a. Building awareness b. Stimulate action c. Both of the given options d. None of the given options 11. 8ostl!0 the ma9or source of power throughout the distribution channel is: a. .he company b. +he brand c. .he distributor d. .he customer Page 2 of 20 1. A great effort in terms of time and mone! is re:uired for %%%%%%%%%%; and despite the effort0 results are not guaranteed. a. 3rowth ,pet lec 1- b. 4rofitability c. Branding d. 4romotion 2. Brands are born out of the following strategies: a. 5egmentation and differentiation strategies b. 4romotion strategies c. 5ood purchasing and supply chain strategies d. 'll of the given options 3. Brand identit! is followed b! %%%%%%%%%0 which is a reflection of what mareters planed to send to the public. a. Brand value b. Brand image c. 'dvertising d. Brand personality #. <ight branding increases %%%%%%%%%% of the product0 which should be more than that of the generic product. a. Consumer revolt b. -ar#et share c. 4rofit d. Value &. %%%%%%%%% are incurred b! brands because of failures and :uestionable business practices that ma! increase costs and liabilities. a. Brand assets b. Brand liabilities c. Brand e*uities d. -ar#et failures '. 6ntroduction of more brands and e4tensions leads to %% with no new benefits to consumers. a. $igher cost b. 5reater revenue c. Brand proliferation d. Increased competition (. /hile defining the industr! during the anal!sis0 brand managers must consider: a. .he range of products and services offered by the industry b. ' picture of the geographic scope of the industry c. Both of the given options d. None of the given options *. +he difference between compan!s present financial position and the financial ob9ectives is nown as: a. Contribution gap b. Contribution margin c. 3inancial ob+ectives/ failure d. "ow demand in mar#et .. A %%%%%%%%%%% has to answer the :uestions lie what would be the short of maret if our brand is not there. a. Brand image b. Brand picture c. Brand manager d. Brand association 11. Brand assets include: a. .he name of the brand Page 3 of 20 b. <eputation0 relevance0 and lo!alt! c. "ess *uality complaints d. 'll of the given options 1. A change in positioning ma! cause %%%%%%%%%%%%%%% in price. a. 'n upward change b. ' downward change c. Both of the given options d. None of the given options 2. %%%%%%%%%%%%%% occurs b! maintaining the brand contract while undergoing innovations and modifications to sta! current. a. Sustainability b. 3it c. !ni*ueness d. Credibilit! 3. /hen we eep the same brand name of new offerings so that customers ma! develop an immediate familiarit!0 the resultant phenomenon is nown as: a. =everaging b. )(tension c. iversification d. Stretching #. 6ntroduction of another strength of a medicine b! a pharmaceutical compan! is an e4ample of: a. Brand e(tension b. =ine e4tension c. Brand diversification d. 'll of the given options &. Brands are diversified because: a. It is essential for brand survival b. Some brands have such a high awareness that those are perceived by customers to be in categories where they are not present. c. Cost2cutting is possible by advertising products with the same brand name d. All of the given options '. +he %%%%%%%%%% relates to e4tra benefits that a brand offers to its customers. a. )ntire positioning b. >oint of difference c. efinition of business d. Innovation (. Benefits of having different brands include all of the following e4cept: a. 6uic#ly respond to retailers/ need b. )ffectively compete in mar#et c. Save the actual brand image d. $ill all the gaps in maret *. /hen the same brand name holds several products in different marets0 it is nown as the a. "mbrella brand b. Source brand c. -ulti2brand d. 1ange brand .. $actors affecting the choice of distribution channel include: a. Customer value b. Sales revenues c. Both of the given options d. None of the given options 11. %%%%%%%%%%% provides a good :ualit! of service because of a direct interface with the customers0 but it is e4pensive. a. irect sales b. .elemar#eting Page 4 of 20 c. )2mar#eting d. All of the given options 1. 6n a specific strategic maret plan0 a profit centre that is self)supporting in terms of sales0 marets0 production0 and other resources is nown as: a. 4rofit unit. b. 5trategic business unit c. -ar#eting unit d. Small business unit 2. Clarit! about dimensions of brands means the clarit! in: a. .he functions of brand b. .he aspects of differentiation c. Both of the given options d. None of the given options 3. +he drivers of change include all of the following e4cept: a. ownfall in industry b. Consumer behavior c. 8aret anal!sis d. 'n investment by a foreign firm in local mar#et #. 5han $oods is involved in selecting and anal!?ing a target maret and developing a mareting mi4 to gain long)run competitive advantages. Based on this e4ample0 5han $oods is creating a: a. Corporate strategy b. .arget design c. -i( strategy d. 8areting strateg! &. /hich of the following is not a reason of @selling a service is difficultA2 a. Competitors can copy services very easily b. It is hard to summarize and communicate services c. Standardization among services is difficult d. Customer can never be satisfied with a service '. Bften0 the direct consumers of a nonprofit organi?ation are its: a. Consumer public b. -ember public c. Client public d. Nonbusiness public (. A %%%%%%%%%% organi?ation is customer)centric0 and all the decisions it maes are based on involvement of all in the organi?ation. a. Brand based b. Consumer based c. -ar#eting d. Competition based *. 8easuring !our brands performance means !ou are: a. 8anaging !our brand right b. -easuring your strategies c. -aintaining your brand position d. -aintaining your brand picture .. Critical success factors for a firm include: a. Changing lifestyles and attitudes b. =ow)cost production efficienc! c. Both of the given options d. None of the given options 11. >6A runs a series of television commercials that show its staff going out of their wa! to help customers. An important secondar! audience for these ads is: a. .he civil aviation authority b. Competitors c. >6A emplo!ees Page 5 of 20 d. 'll air travelers 1. /hich one of the following form of asset the brand has %%%%%%%%%%2 a7 .angible assets b- 6ntangible assets c7 Current assets d7 3i(ed assets 2. +he functional ris of brand is related to %%%%%%%%%%. a7 4rice b- >erformance c7 Social image d7 Our self concept 3. /ith the effort of team of professionals in a compan!0 produce end product which is related to the %%%%. a- Brand creation b7 Idea creation c7 Brand management d7 -ar#eting management #. A differentiated product ma! be uni:ue in the maretplace0 but it will onl! be successful under which of the following circumstances2 a- 6f it satisfies customersC needs b7 If the price differential is minimal c7 If the brand can be classed as aspirational d7 ifferentiated products will always be successful &. Choosing a suitable international brand name is an important0 but often difficult0 part of the process that creates a strong and distinctive brand. /hich of the following statements about choosing a name for a new soft drin is "D+<"72 a7 .he name should be memorable and easy to pronounce b7 .he name must be chec#ed by e(perts to ensure it doesn8t infringe on another company8s brand name c7 .he name should have positive associations with the benefits and features of the product d- +he brand name must be modern and contemporar! '. /hich of the following is the indicator of brand strength2 a7 Brand reputation b7 4atents and rights c7 4erceived brand values d- 3rowth rate (. +here are lot of customers have the nowledge of brand. +he! are inclined to be bound into a contract. A customer bound b! a contract is nown as %%%%%%%%%%. a- =o!al customer b7 ifficult customer c7 4otential customer d7 3inic#y customer *. /hich one of the following is the best e4ample of implicit promise2 a7 4ersonal computer b7 3urniture c- 3reen tea d7 Croc#ery .. @Eeveloping budgets and steering resources into strateg! are critical areas of success0A Correlates which of the following strateg!. a7 Crafting strategy b- 6mplementing strateg! c7 )valuating strategy d7 4erforming strategy 11. +he process of establishing and maintaining a distinctive place in the maret for an organi?ation or its specific product offers is nown as %%%%%%%%%%. Page 6 of 20 a7 4rofiling b7 4rofiling Segmentation c7 Segmentation d- >ositioning F.1 %%%%%is ether the head of mareting department or a ma9or brand and is responsible for the brand strateg! and its implementation0 important for complete performance of the brand. a- Chief Branding Bfficer b7 Chief )(ecutive officer c7 4resident of company d7 irector of Company F.2 %%%%%%%%%% shows how consistent customers are in bu!ing !our brand0 how long the! have been bu!ing and how long the! ma! bu!2 a- Customer lo!alt! b7 Brand loyalty c7 4roduct loyalty d7 Company loyalty F.3 +he brand stature construct is e:uivalent to: a- 7steem multiplied b! nowledge b7 ifferentiation multiplied by #nowledge c7 Knowledge multiplied by relevance d7 )steem multiplied by differentiation F.# +his pricing model offers opportunit! to set different levels of pricing for different needs is nown as %%%%%%%%%%. a- 5egment pricing b7 S#im pricing c7 9alue2in2use pricing d7 Strategic account pricing F.& 6f a compan! introducing a new brand under the source brand or endorsing brand strateg! to gain the benefits of brand power0 !ou again are in a position to charge a %%. a- >remium price b7 S#imming price c7 -ar#et based price d7 1etail price F.' %%% is a mode of direct mareting owes to well structured communications in the form of catalogs. a- +elemareting b7 Sales promotion c7 'dvertising d7 4ublicity F.( Advertising is part of sales promotion b! creating awareness and comprehension that form a level of %%%%%%%%%%. a- Customer pull b7 Customer push c7 Customer loyal d7 Customer image F.* %%%%% of ad means how man! times !ou should e4pose !our target customers to !our message. a- $re:uenc! b7 Copy c7 Copy strategy d7 -edia F.. /hat purpose does an advertising cop! serves2 a7 4rovides a degree of continuity in a brand/s advertising b7 $elp a brand achieve distinctiveness c7 4rovides a common benchmar# on which all concerned in the company and the agency can evaluate the merits of advertising submissions d- All of the given options F.11 +he image of brand is the %%%%%%%%%% with customer. a- Actual association b7 9ision c7 4ositioning Page 7 of 20 d7 4ersonality traits F.1 A brand based organi?ation provides which of the following benefits2 a7 Clarity of role b7 Commitment to brand growth c7 ' collective responsibility d- All of the given options F.2 %%%%% lets !ou to have !our lo!al customers lifetime worth in terms of !our brands purchasing. a- =ifetime value of a customer b7 "ifetime value of a brand c7 "ifetime value of a company d7 "ifetime value of a mar#et F.3 %%%%%%%%%% lets !ou to have a clear picture of the number of customers or usage of !our brand in comparison with competition. a- 8aret share b7 Brand share c7 4roduct share d7 Customer share F.# %%%%%%%%%%% wors best under the circumstances of high differentiation that gives !ou a sustainable advantage in a :ualit! conscious maret. a7 9alue2in2use 4ricing: b- 5im >ricing c7 Segment pricing d7 Strategic account pricing F.& /hich of the following strateg! give the benefit of premium pricing2 a- "mbrella strateg! b7 "ine brand strategy c7 4roduct brand strategy d7 Branding strategy F.' Eeliver! services offered b! restaurants and other food chains in our maret on phone calls are e4amples of: a7 Sales promotion b- Eirect mareting c7 4ublicity d7 4ersonal selling F.( Euration of %%%%%%%%%% should be short and should not be repeated too often. a- 5ales promos b7 -ar#et promos c7 Brand promos d7 4roduct promos F.* An effective advertising campaign: a7 1evolves around a strong single idea b7 Should appeal to self interest of customer c7 -ust not wander off d- All of the given options F.. +he term @stor! boardA is specificall! related to: a- +V commercial b7 Newspaper )ditorial c7 -agazine ad d7 4ress release F.11 %%%%%%%%%% evoes a hierarchical set of customer response effects G i.e. building awareness0 comprehension0 intentions0 and actions. a7 istribution b- Communication c7 -erchandizing d7 Branding F.11 +o eep !our brand into recognition0 it is important to %% according to an effective through plan. a- Advertise b7 4osition c7 4lace d7 -ar#et F.12 6n%%%%%%%%%%0 internal worshop consisting of important aspects of Hdetailed strategic definition and Hob9ectives of the brand is arranged. a- Brand chartering b7 Brand planning c7 Brand e(tension d7 Brand e*uity F.13 Apart from the Hfour >s of mareting mi40 the three additional elements of service brands are people0 process0 and%%%%%%%%%%. a- >h!sical evidence b7 4hysiological evidence c7 4sychological evidence d7 4ac#aging F.1# A %%%%%%%%%% organi?ation is customer)centric0 and all the decisions it maes are based on involvement of all in the organi?ation. a- Brand)based b7 Customer2based c7 4roduct2based d7 None of the given options 6.;< 'ccording to researches0 the highest brand loyalty of customers is among: a7 Coffee Page 8 of 20 b7 Shampoo c- Cigarette d7 .ea 1. A personal computer with features relating processors specifications0 the si?e of the hard dis and capacit! of <A8 is an e4ample of: A. 74plicit promise B. Implicit promise C. 4ositive promise . Negative promise 2. All of the following statements would be considered to be +<"7 regarding compan! vision statements 7IC7>+: A. Vision statements are never presented with an organi?ationCs mission statement B. 9ision statements are often combined with the mission statement C. 9ision statements are often designed to be memorable0 one2line statements . 9ision statements reflect an organization8s strategic intent 3. 8aret is divided into groups on the basis of age0 famil! si?e0 gender0 income0 occupation0 education0 religion0 race0 generation0 nationalit!0 or social class is the best description of which of the following2 A. Eemographics B. 4sychographics C. Behavioral . 5eographic #. Building the brand vision is ver! serious matter and cannot be decided b! 9ust one manager because of the issue of: '. -ar#eting B. $inance B. 4roduction . 4romotion &. /hich of the following is considered the first step of the strategic brand management process2 '. Building brand mission B. Building brand vision C. Building brand ob+ectives . Building brand picture '. /hich of the following author states that benefits are wea unless the! relate to the customers central values and beliefs2 '. ,ean2Noel Kapferer B. 5cot 8. Eavis C. 4hilip Kotler . 5eoffrey 1andall (. /hat approach should a brand manager adopt to now the status of a brand stands in terms of consumer perceptions2 '. Compare two or three brands B. 'nalyze the mar#et segmentations B. Select the potential target mar#ets C. !nderstanding customer/s needs *. /hile determining levels of preferences of consumers in relation to the criterion0 researchers come to now that mostl! consumers give priorit! to the brand due to its: '. Customer service B. Consistent performance C. 4rice value relationship . 'ccessibility .. A sound mission and value statement must have all the attributes 7IC7>+: '. -emorable B. 4ragmatic C. =ength! . Inspiring 11. Brand picture is based on which one of the following2 '. Brand value B. Brand mission Page 9 of 20 C. Brand vision E. Brand image 1. +he uni:ue selling proposition ,"5>- was started in: '. 'dvertising era B. Image era C. >roduct era . .he positioning era 2. An apparel mareter is planning to launch an e4isting brand name into a new product categor!. /hich brand development strateg! is being implemented2 '. "ine e(tension B. -ultibrand C. Brand e4tension . 1ebranding 3. /hich of the following is one of the mareters ma9or positioning tools0 which has a direct impact on product or service performance; thus0 it is closel! lined to customer value and satisfaction. '. Social mar#eting B. >roduct :ualit! C. Specialty mar#eting . 4osition mar#eting #. Bpportunities for growth and e4pansion are identified b! finding: A. Customers beliefs about the segment B. Customers believe about our competitors C. Customer/s perceptions about the brand . Customer/s response about the products &. According to 5cot Eavis0 how man! !ears are re:uired to change the brand positioning2 '. .wo to five years B. .hree to si( years C. .wo to si( years E. +hree to five !ears '. /hich of the following is basicall! getting into different versions of the same base product on the same maret2 '. 4roduct e(tension B. Brand diversification C. -ar#et e(tension E. =ine e4tension (. /hich of the following is a @concise statement that summari?es brands commitment or promise to target consumers and activel! communicates the advantage over competing brandsA2 '. 9ision statement B. -ission statement B. >ositioning statement E.9alue statement *. /hichever positioning !ou ma! lie to choose0 it has to stem from which one of the following point of view so that the! can own it2 A. Customers B. Competitors C. 5eneral -anagers . Brand owners .. /hich one of the following is DB+ considered as competitive differentiation2 '. 4roduct B. 5ales C. Service . Image 11. 8areters need to position their brands clearl! in target customers minds. +he strongest brands go be!ond attributes or benefit positioning. +he! are positioned on the basis of which of the following2 '. esirable benefit Page 10 of 20 B. 5ood pac#aging C. 5trong beliefs and values . Service inseparability Question # 1 of 20 ( Start time: 07:29:26 PM ) Total Marks: 1 The business growth that takes place because of the internal working of the different parts within an organization is known as which of the following? Acuisition Organic growth !a"i# $ro%t& 'icensin$ Question # 2 of 20 ( Start time: 07:(0:)9 PM ) Total Marks: 1 Which of the following is the characteristic of personality of a brand? 'o$o Packa$in$ *olor Durability Question # ( of 20 ( Start time: 07:(2:)7 PM ) Total Marks: 1 A strong brand refers to which one of the following? Offers greater potential to charge a premium price +el"s to reco,er #e,elo"ment an# launc& costs Pro,i#es lar$e -ase of lo.al customers All of t&e $i,en o"tions Question # / of 20 ( Start time: 07:(/:00 PM ) Total Marks: 1 A fashion clothing company getting into perfumes refers to the example of: Percei,e# #ifficult. of manufacture 1no%2&o% transfera-ilit. omplementarity A%areness an# re"utation of t&e "arent Question # ) of 20 ( Start time: 07:():/0 PM ) Total Marks: 1 Which of the following brand strategy which gi!es you the benefit of premium pricing? "mbrella brand strategy 'ine -ran# strate$. Pro#uct -ran# strate$. 3amil. -ran# strate$. Question # 6 of 20 ( Start time: 07:(7:00 PM ) Total Marks: 1 4f a com"an.5s customers are concentrate# in a small $eo$ra"&ic area an# t&e com"an. sells tec&nical "ro#ucts6 %&ic& "romotion met&o# %ill it most likel. use7 Question # 7 of 20 ( Start time: 07:(0:)0 PM ) Total Marks: 1 Which of the following is a set of promises that the brand makes to customers? #rand contract 8ran# association 8ran# "ersona 8ran# euit. Question # 0 of 20 ( Start time: 07:(9:)7 PM ) Total Marks: 1 When brand management becomes the heart of marketing then which one becomes the heart of brand management$ 9%ner:s euit. Page 11 of 20 #rand e%uity 8ran# assets 8ran# ,alue Question # 10 of 20 ( Start time: 07:/1:)) PM ) Total Marks: 1 To be successful& the company must ha!e all its '''''''''' at work to deli!er superior !alue$ (esources 8ran#s ;m"lo.ees *ommunication Question # 11 of 20 ( Start time: 07:/(:10 PM ) Total Marks: 1 Which of the following is created by management for the consumer and for the company through good brands: )alue Price *ost !ate Question # 12 of 20 ( Start time: 07://:06 PM ) Total Marks: 1 When two brands *oin hands to create one brand by using the strong expressions of both& this is known as: #undling 8ran#in$ 8ran# mana$ement 8ran# euit. Question # 1( of 20 ( Start time: 07:/):1( PM ) Total Marks: 1 #uilding the brand !ision is !ery serious matter and cannot be decided by *ust one manager because of the issue of: +inance Marketin$ Pro#uction Promotion Question # 1/ of 20 ( Start time: 07:/6:17 PM ) Total Marks: 1 (, stands for what? ustomer response effect *ustomer relations&i" effect *ustomer res"onsi-ilit. effect *ustomer resource effect Question # 1) of 20 ( Start time: 07:/7:(0 PM ) Total Marks: 1 -.ntel inside/ is a classic example of which one of the following? 8un#lin$ .ngredient co0branding <oint ,enture ;ffecti,e "acka$in$ Question # 16 of 20 ( Start time: 07:/0:/9 PM ) Total Marks: 1 The prices of luxury product fall under: Plus2one "ricin$ 1kim pricing Page 12 of 20 Strate$ic account "ricin$ Se$ment "ricin$ Question # 20 of 20 ( Start time: 09:0/:11 PM ) Total Marks: 1 .ntroducing additional items in the same product category by adding new fla!ors& forms& colors& ingredients or package sizes& under the same brand name& is known as: 2ine extensions Pro#uct mi= 4nteracti,e marketin$ Ser,ice intan$i-ilit. Question # 1 of 20 ( Start time: 07:29:26 PM ) Total Marks: 1 The business growth that takes place because of the internal working of the different parts within an organization is known as which of the following? Acuisition Organic growth !a"i# $ro%t& 'icensin$ Question # 2 of 20 ( Start time: 07:(0:)9 PM ) Total Marks: 1 Which of the following is the characteristic of personality of a brand? 'o$o 3ackaging *olor Durability Question # ( of 20 ( Start time: 07:(2:)7 PM ) Total Marks: 1 A strong brand refers to which one of the following? Offers greater potential to charge a premium price +el"s to reco,er #e,elo"ment an# launc& costs Pro,i#es lar$e -ase of lo.al customers All of t&e $i,en o"tions Question # / of 20 ( Start time: 07:(/:00 PM ) Total Marks: 1 A fashion clothing company getting into perfumes refers to the example of: Percei,e# #ifficult. of manufacture 1no%2&o% transfera-ilit. omplementarity A%areness an# re"utation of t&e "arent Question # ) of 20 ( Start time: 07:():/0 PM ) Total Marks: 1 Which of the following brand strategy which gi!es you the benefit of premium pricing? "mbrella brand strategy 'ine -ran# strate$. Pro#uct -ran# strate$. 3amil. -ran# strate$. Question # 6 of 20 ( Start time: 07:(7:00 PM ) Total Marks: 1 .f a company4s customers are concentrated in a small geographic area and the company sells technical products& which promotion method will it most likely use? 3ersonal selling Question # 7 of 20 ( Start time: 07:(0:)0 PM ) Total Marks: 1 Which of the following is a set of promises that the brand makes to customers? #rand contract 8ran# association Page 13 of 20 8ran# "ersona 8ran# euit. Question # 0 of 20 ( Start time: 07:(9:)7 PM ) Total Marks: 1 When brand management becomes the heart of marketing then which one becomes the heart of -ran# mana$ement> 9%ner:s euit. #rand e%uity 8ran# assets 8ran# ,alue Question # 10 of 20 ( Start time: 07:/1:)) PM ) Total Marks: 1 To be successful& the company must ha!e all its '''''''''' at work to deli!er superior !alue$ (esources 8ran#s ;m"lo.ees *ommunication Question # 11 of 20 ( Start time: 07:/(:10 PM ) Total Marks: 1 Which of the following is created by management for the consumer and for the company through good brands: )alue Price *ost !ate Question # 12 of 20 ( Start time: 07://:06 PM ) Total Marks: 1 When two brands *oin hands to create one brand by using the strong expressions of both& this is known as: #undling 8ran#in$ 8ran# mana$ement 8ran# euit. Question # 1( of 20 ( Start time: 07:/):1( PM ) Total Marks: 1 #uilding the brand !ision is !ery serious matter and cannot be decided by *ust one manager because of the issue of: +inance Marketin$ Pro#uction Promotion Question # 1/ of 20 ( Start time: 07:/6:17 PM ) Total Marks: 1 (, stands for what? ustomer response effect *ustomer relations&i" effect *ustomer res"onsi-ilit. effect *ustomer resource effect Question # 1) of 20 ( Start time: 07:/7:(0 PM ) Total Marks: 1 -.ntel inside/ is a classic example of which one of the following? 8un#lin$ .ngredient co0branding <oint ,enture ;ffecti,e "acka$in$ Question # 16 of 20 ( Start time: 07:/0:/9 PM ) Total Marks: 1 The prices of luxury product fall under: Plus2one "ricin$ 1kim pricing Strate$ic account "ricin$ Se$ment "ricin$ Question # 20 of 20 ( Start time: 09:0/:11 PM ) Total Marks: 1 Page 14 of 20 .ntroducing additional items in the same product category by adding new fla!ors& forms& colors& ingredients or package sizes& under the same brand name& is known as: 2ine extensions Pro#uct mi= 4nteracti,e marketin$ Ser,ice intan$i-ilit. Ad!ertising is a ma*or promotion mix ingredient that is a: Pai# form of "ersonal communication 3aid form of non personal communication ?on "ai# form of "ersonal communication ?on "ai# form of non "ersonal communication Which of the following statements about 3lace5Distribution decisions is O((,T? Pro#uct classes are not relate# to Place o-@ecti,es T&e "ro#uct life c.cle is not relate# to Place o-@ecti,es Place #ecisions are s&ort2term #ecisions t&at are eas. to c&an$e Different market segments may re%uire separate 3lace arrangements$ Which one of the following is indicator of a company6s desire to better meet the demands of the market& not only through differentiated products but also through different brands and there fore different identities? 8ran# "ortfolio 8ran# e=tension 'ine e=tension 8ran# #i,ersification Which one of the following pricing model is suggested during the decline stage of brand? +ar,est "ricin$ Penetration "ricin$ *ost -ase# "ricin$ Market -ase# "ricin$ Which one of the following brand layer is slightly wider than line brands? 3amil. -ran#s !an$e -ran#s Am-rella -ran#s Pro#uct -ran#s #ased on !arious researches& which of the following is 7OT T(", about brand perception? Peo"le "ercei,e t&e -ran# as a %&ole Perce"tion is com"re&ensi,e *onsumers: "erce"tion is t&e realit. T&e -ran# &as a "ersonalit. #ased on !arious researches& which of the following is 7OT T(", about brand perception? Peo"le "ercei,e t&e -ran# as a %&ole Perce"tion is com"re&ensi,e *onsumers: "erce"tion is t&e realit. T&e -ran# &as a "ersonalit. Whiche!er positioning you may like to choose& it has to stem from the point of !iew of which one of the following so that they can own it? *ustomers5 *om"etitors5 Page 15 of 20 Beneral Mana$ers5 8ran# o%ners5 Which of the following is one of the marketer6s ma*or positioning tools& that has a direct impact on product or ser!ice performance8 thus& it is closely linked to customer !alue and satisfaction? Pro#uct ualit. Social marketin$ S"ecialt. marketin$ Pro#uction ualit. To update brand position is !ery necessary and there are different criteria to update it$ 9ow many criteria are adapted to *udge if there is need for updating? 3our T&ree Si= 3i,e The distribution channel6s performance depends on all of the following ,:,3T: *ustomer reac& 9"eratin$ efficienc. Ser,ice ualit. Place of #istri-ution Addition of ;$;< liter bottle by oca ola will cause to: 4ncrease customer -ase an# usa$e ;n&ance customer lo.alt. Benerate more "rofit Ce,elo" -ran# ima$e .f a company introduce same brand name for se!eral product in different markets then company is applying which one of the following brand strategy? Pro#uct -ran# strate$. 'ine -ran# strate$. !an# -ran# strate$. Am-rella -ran# strate$. ommunication through a news story regarding an organization and5or its products that is transmitted through a mass medium at no charge is which one of the following? A#,ertisin$ Sales "romotion Personal sellin$ Pu-licit. Which of the following leads us to determine why customers buy what they buy? *ustomer nee# anal.sis 8ran#2-ase# customer mo#el Boo# -ran# "romise 8ran# mana$ement "rocess One member of an organization has the ability to control resources and change beha!ior of the other$ .t is an exercise of which one of the following? *oerci,e "o%er !e%ar# "o%er Page 16 of 20 'e$itimate "o%er ;="ert "o%er A personal computer with features relating to processor6s specifications& the size of the hard disk and capacity of (A= is an example of: 4m"licit "romise ;="licit "romise Positi,e "romise ?e$ati,e "romise The more the customers are knowledgeable of a brand6s promises& the more they are inclined to be bound into a: *ontract A$reement Settlement ?e$otiation MCQs of BRAND MANAGEMENT MKT624 Fuestion J 1 of 11 /hich of the following is @a concise statement that summari?es brands commitment or promise to target consumers and activel! communicates the advantage over competing brandsA2 4ositioning statement 9ision statement -ission statement 9alue statement Fuestion J 2 of 11 /hen an! brand of cooing oil is launched with new formula ,for more safet! of health-0 it is the e4ample of which of the following2 )(tending your target mar#et )(tending the definition of business )(tending your point of difference )(tending the entire positioning Fuestion J 3 of 11 Kou do not give the same treatment to a fae brand even if it carries the label that ma! loo genuine because: .he actual brand is not there .he actual product is not there .he actual brand is there 'ctual product is there Fuestion J # of 11 /hen we sa! that brands are sta!ing contemporar! than it means: Bringing about innovations "iving up to consumers/ li#es and e(pectations )ngaging into a brand contract 'll of the given options Fuestion J & of 11 /hich of the following has to generate revenues0 profits and net earning0 whether establish through organic growth or ac:uisition. Brand management Page 17 of 20 Brand Category Brand e*uity Fuestion J ' of 11 /hich one of the following is the part of brand management process2 -anage product -anage categories -anage brand -anage customer Fuestion J ( of 11 All of the following are the primar! component of positioning0 7IC7>+: Company business .arget mar#et 4oint of difference and #ey benefits Customer/s analysis Fuestion J * of 11 /hich of the following can be defined in terms of needs0 segmentation and geograph!2 -ar#ets 4roduction 4romotion -anagement Fuestion J . of 11 6n uncover bad promise one must convert the shortcomings into: Strengths %ea#nesses Opportunities .hreats Fuestion J 1 of 11 A brand contract ma! also contain %%%%%%%%%% but it must be eradicated from the contract2 Negative promises 4ositive promises oubtful promises Implicit promises Fuestion J 2 of 11 +he whole e4ercise of creating the right picture is to create meaningful parallels between the brands identit! and its: Image 'ttribute 3eatures 9alue Fuestion J # of 11 /hich one of the following is DB+ the basic determinant of the consumers bu!ing action2 Inferiority 'ffordability 6uality 'ccessibility Fuestion J & of 11 +he more customers are nowledgeable of a brands promises0 the more the! are liel! to be: Fuestion J ' of 11 /hich of the following is driving force for customers focal point2 Brand picture Brand image Brand value Brand persona Fuestion J ( of 11 %%%%%%%%% is basicall! getting into different versions of the same base product on the same maret. Page 18 of 20 "ine e(tension 4roduct e(tension Brand diversification -ar#et e(tension Fuestion J . of 11 5trong brand positioning is driven b! which one of the following sources2 Customer )mployee Company -ar#et Fuestion J 11 of 11 6f a maret is ver! mature0 the challenges are: Intense %ea# Concentrated eep 1. +he uni:ue selling proposition ,"5>- was started in: '. 'dvertising era B. Image era C. 4roduct era . .he positioning era 2. An apparel mareter is planning to launch an e4isting brand name into a new product categor!. /hich brand development strateg! is being implemented2 '. "ine e(tension B. -ultibrand C. Brand e(tension . 1ebranding 3. /hich of the following is one of the mareters ma9or positioning tools0 which has a direct impact on product or service performance; thus0 it is closel! lined to customer value and satisfaction. '. Social mar#eting B. 4roduct *uality C. Specialty mar#eting . 4osition mar#eting ===.. #. Bpportunities for growth and e4pansion are identified b! finding: '. Customers/ beliefs about the segment B. Customers believe about our competitors C. Customer/s perceptions about the brand . Customer/s response about the products &. According to 5cot Eavis0 how man! !ears are re:uired to change the brand positioning2 '. .wo to five years B. .hree to si( years C. .wo to si( years . .hree to five years '. /hich of the following is basicall! getting into different versions of the same base product on the same maret2 '. 4roduct e(tension B. Brand diversification C. -ar#et e(tension . "ine e(tension (. /hich of the following is a @concise statement that summari?es brands commitment or promise to target consumers and activel! communicates the advantage over competing brandsA2 '. 9ision statement B. -ission statement C. 4ositioning statement . 9alue statement Page 19 of 20 *. /hichever positioning !ou ma! lie to choose0 it has to stem from which one of the following point of view so that the! can own it2 '. Customers B. Competitors C. 5eneral -anagers . Brand owners .. /hich one of the following is DB+ considered as competitive differentiation2 '. 4roduct B. Sales C. Service . Image 11. 8areters need to position their brands clearl! in target customers minds. +he strongest brands go be!ond attributes or benefit positioning. +he! are positioned on the basis of which of the following2 '. esirable benefit B. 5ood pac#aging C. Strong beliefs and values . Service inseparability Page 20 of 20