Chapter 11 · Class 12 · CBSE · Commerce Business Studies
Marketing Management
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Marketing Concepts and Philosophies
- Marketing Functions and Information
- Product and Brand Management
- Pricing Decisions and Strategies
- Distribution Channels and Logistics
- Promotion and Marketing Communication
Cheat sheet
Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-D3CDA0See the answer and solution
A company first identifies the needs of its target customers, develops a suitable product, and then coordinates its marketing activities to satisfy those needs profitably. Which marketing management philosophy is reflected here?
- A.Production concept
- B.Product concept
- C.Selling concept
- D.Marketing concept
- Question 2Q-7F4A0ESee the answer and solution
A manufacturer of premium handcrafted watches authorises only a few carefully selected luxury boutiques in each city to sell its products. Which type of distribution is being used?
- A.Intensive distribution
- B.Selective distribution
- C.Exclusive distribution
- D.Direct distribution
- Question 3Q-7D81B6See the answer and solution
A sales representative visits a factory, demonstrates how an industrial machine works, answers technical questions, negotiates the order, and contacts the buyer after installation. Which element of the promotion mix is primarily being used?
- A.Advertising
- B.Sales promotion
- C.Personal selling
- D.Public relations
- Question 4Q-BA4F67See the answer and solution
A company is launching a new herbal shampoo. Explain how branding, packaging, and labelling can each help the company market the product.
- Question 5Q-CE7E86See the answer and solution
A manufacturer wants its packaged food items to reach customers at the right place and at the right time. Which element of the marketing mix is primarily concerned with this decision?
- A.Product
- B.Price
- C.Place
- D.Promotion
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