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P16MS3M3 STRATEGIC BRAND MANAGEMENT SET 1
1. Firm uses any existing brand to
introduce in market as a new product, brand is classified as
A. brand extension
B. sub-brand
C. parent brand
D. product extension
2. Branding strategy is also called
A. brand architecture
B.
branding rate
C. brand earnings
D. brand
responsiveness
3. When companies combine existing
brand with new brands, brands are called
A. parent brand
B. product extension
C. brand extension.
D. sub-brand
4. Parent brand if it is associated
with multiple products in brand extension is called
A. family brand
B. product extension
C. sub-product
D. parent company
5. Brand which is result of
extension in brand or sub-brand is classified as
A. brand extension
B. sub-brand
C. parent brand
D. product extension
6. An analysis of long
term marketing impacts through measuring brand equity is called
- customer's metrics pathway
- unit metrics pathway
- cash-flow metrics pathway
- brand metrics pathway
Answer D
7. Comparison of
brand equity from thousands of different brands with several categories is
called
- brand preference valuator
- brand asset valuator
- brand similarities valuator
- brand differences valuatornswer B
8. When brand equity
is based on customer differences then competition, it is based on
- price
- cost
- preferences
- loyaltyswer A
9. Process of how
effectively existing brand equity has leveraged to a new product is considered
as
- potential extensions
- lifetime extensions
- bait extensions
- visual extensions
10. Strategy of using
individual family brand names is referred as
- house of brands
- strategy house
- house of products
- extended strategyAnswer A
11. Branding strategies
alternatively use by marketer's does not include
- individual brand names
- company brand name
- sub-brand name
- variant brandD
12. Offering of all
brands and brand lines by a particular Company is considered as
- Company portfolio
- brand portfolio
- brand line portfolio
- corporate portfolioAnswer B
13. In designing brand
portfolio, focus is always on
- maximum market coverage
- minimum market coverage
- categorize market coverage
- brand house coverageAnswer A
14. When bands are
introduced to compete with competitor
- flankers
- competitive
- variant brand
- sub variant brands
15. An idea for a
possible product that company will offer is classified as
- product idea
- product image
- customer management
- none of aboveAnswer A
16. Major sources of
ideas for product development comes from
- internal sources
- external sources
- product lines extension
- both a and bAnswer D
17. In new product
development process, after analysis of business next step to be taken is
- test marketing
- One channel marketing
- penetration marketing
- individual marketingswer A
18. When new developed
product concept is tested, next immediate step is to
- develop market strategy
- develop a testing technique
- develop intermediaries
- develop logistic network
Answer A
19. Detailed stated
version of shortlisted new ideas in meaningful consumer terms is best
classified as
- product concept
- production phase
- production screening
- raw-material screening
A20. Products that are bought without detailed comparisons are best classified as
- sought products
- unsought products
- less convenient products
- convenient productsswer D
21. Products that
consists of activities and benefits offered for sale are called
- product membership in category
- services
- market segmentation
- pricing of productswer B
22. Paints, nails and
brooms are classic examples of
- unsought specialty products
- business services
- accessory equipment
- business advisory serviceser B
23. Supplies such as
lubricants, coal, paper and pencils are best classified as
- operating supplies
- repair and maintenance supplies
- business advisory services
- consumer specialty product
24. Product quality
level is considered as part of
- actual product
- augmented product
- de-augmented product
- customer value
A25. Product line stretching in which company serves middle market wants, to enter in low priced product as well as high priced product line is called
- left-market stretch
- down-market stretch
- up-market stretch
- Two-way stretch D
26. Product line
stretches in which a Company wants to enter into new high end market to seek
higher margins and more growth opportunities is called
- left-market stretch
- down-market stretch
- up-market stretch
- Two-way stretchAnswer C
27. Product line
stretching in which a Company wants to introduce low priced product line to
seek strong growth opportunities are classified as
- down-market stretch
- up-market stretch
- Two-way stretch
- left-market stretchAnswer A
28. Technique
according to which Company can lengthen product line beyond current carrying
range of products is classified as
- line consistency
- line stretching
- line filling
- line depthswer B
29. Technique for
product line length in which Company wants to add more product items in present
range is classified as
- line deepening
- line filling
- line stretching
- line consistency
30. The following is the preliminary stage of Production planning
(A) Capacity planning
(B) Material
requirements planning
(C) Scheduling
(D) Product development
and design
31. The following is the source(s) for developing new or improved product
(A) Research and
Development department of the enterprise
(B) Consumer suggestions
and Complaints
(C) Other competitive
products in the market
(D) All of the above
32. Product cost can be reduced by considering the following aspect(s) at
the design stage
(A) Minimum number of
operations
(B) Unnecessary tight
tolerance should not be provided
(C) Design should
consist of standard parts
(D) All of the above
33. The ultimate objective of the product is
(A) To provide a new
look
(B) Utilizing existing
manpower
(C) To monopolize the
market
(D) All of the above
34. Based on their field of application, manufactured goods can be
classified as
(A) Primary, Secondary
and Tertiary
(B) Consumer, Capital
and Defense
(C) Essential, Market
and Standard
(D) Primary, Luxury and
Consumer
35. The following aspect of product is concerned with the ease and
efficiency of the product performance
(A) Functional aspect
(B) Operational aspect
(C) Durability aspect
(D) Aesthetic aspect
36. The “simplicity to operate and easy to understand” of product is
concerned with its following aspect
(A)
Functional aspect
(B)
Operational aspect
(C)
Durability aspect
(D)
Aesthetic aspect
37. ______ helps in establishing the interchangeability of products
(A) Standardization
(B) Simplification
(C) Diversification
(D) Specialization
38. In
which of the following type the manufacturing cost may go up
(A)
Standardization
(B)
Simplification
(C)
Diversification
(D)
All of the above
39. Product ______ is the ultimate
objective of variety reduction
(A) Simplification
(B) Standardization
(C) Specialization
(D) All of the above
40. The following eases the process of stock control
(A) Standardization
(B) Simplification
(C) Both ‘A’ and ‘B’
(D) None of the above
Answers SET1 STRATEGIC
BRAND MANAGEMENT P16MS3M3
1 –a, 2-a, 3-d, 4-a, 5-c, 10-a, 11- d, 12- b, 13- a, 14- a,15-
a,16- d,17- a,18- a ,19-a , 20-d,21-b,22-b,23-a,24-a. 25-d,26- c,27- a,28-
b,29- b. 30-D,31-D,32-D,33-C,34-B,35-A,36-A,37-A,38-C,39-C,40-C
MCQ – STRATEGIC BRAND
MANAGEMENT Code:P16MS3M3 SET-2
1- The following is the
preliminary stage of Production planning
(A) Capacity planning
(B) Material requirements
planning
(C) Scheduling
(D) Product development and
design
2- The following is the source(s)
for developing new or improved product
(A) Research and Development
department of the enterprise
(B) Consumer suggestions and
Complaints
(C) Other competitive products
in the market
(D) All of the above
3- Product cost can be reduced
by considering the following aspect(s) at the design stage
(A) Minimum number of
operations
(B) Unnecessary tight tolerance
should not be provided
(C) Design should consist of
standard parts
(D) All of the above
4- The ultimate objective of
the product is
(A) To provide a new look
(B) Utilizing existing manpower
(C) To monopolize the market
(D) All of the above
5- Based on their field of
application, manufactured goods can be classified as
(A) Primary, Secondary and
Tertiary
(B) Consumer, Capital and
Defense
(C) Essential, Market and
Standard
(D) Primary, Luxury and
Consumer
6- The following aspect of
product is concerned with the ease and efficiency of the product performance
(A) Functional aspect
(B) Operational aspect
(C) Durability aspect
(D) Aesthetic aspect
7- The “simplicity to operate
and easy to understand” of product is concerned with its following aspect
(A)
Functional aspect
(B)
Operational aspect
(C)
Durability aspect
(D)
Aesthetic aspect
8- ______ helps in establishing
the interchangeability of products
(A) Standardization
(B) Simplification
(C) Diversification
(D) Specialization
9- In which of the following
type the manufacturing cost may go up
(A)
Standardization
(B)
Simplification
(C)
Diversification
(D) All
of the above
10- Product ______ is the
ultimate objective of variety reduction
(A) Simplification
(B) Standardization
(C) Specialization
(D) All of the above
11-The following eases the
process of stock control
(A) Standardization
(B) Simplification
(C) Both ‘A’ and ‘B’
(D) None of the above
12-The following is the
Durability aspect(s) of a product
(A) Efficiency of the product
(B) Easy to understand
(C) Ease with which a product
can be maintained
(D)
All of the above
13. A strong brand commands
(A) Intense consumer loyalty
(B) Intense employer loyalty
(C) Intense employee loyalty
(D) None of the above
14. "Worldwide Leader in Sports"is the tagline of
(A) Star Sports
(B) Ten Sports
(C) ESPN
(D) None of the above.
15. In strategic brand management, focus is on
(A) Brand positioning
(B) Brand marketing
(C) Brand performance
(D) All of the above
16. Which of the following statement is true?
(A) Branding helps to organize inventory
(B) Branding helps in getting a competitive advantage
(C) Brand signals a certain level of quality
(D) All of the above
17. Marketers can apply a branding on
(A) Physical good
(B) A service
(C) A store and organization
(D) All of the above
18. God's own country is a name given to
(A) Madhya Pradesh
(B) Kerala
(C) Karnataka
(D) None of the above
19. _________ is the first tourist board in India to register its brands.
(A) Kerala tourism
(B) Madhya Pradesh Tourism
(C) Gujarat Tourism
(D) None of the above
20. ___________is the added value endowed on services and products.
(A) Brand value
(B) Brand strategy
(C) Brand equity
(D) None of the above
21. There are __________ key elements of customer-based brand equity.
(A) Four
(B) Five
(C) Three
(D) None of the above
(A) Intense consumer loyalty
(B) Intense employer loyalty
(C) Intense employee loyalty
(D) None of the above
14. "Worldwide Leader in Sports"is the tagline of
(A) Star Sports
(B) Ten Sports
(C) ESPN
(D) None of the above.
15. In strategic brand management, focus is on
(A) Brand positioning
(B) Brand marketing
(C) Brand performance
(D) All of the above
16. Which of the following statement is true?
(A) Branding helps to organize inventory
(B) Branding helps in getting a competitive advantage
(C) Brand signals a certain level of quality
(D) All of the above
17. Marketers can apply a branding on
(A) Physical good
(B) A service
(C) A store and organization
(D) All of the above
18. God's own country is a name given to
(A) Madhya Pradesh
(B) Kerala
(C) Karnataka
(D) None of the above
19. _________ is the first tourist board in India to register its brands.
(A) Kerala tourism
(B) Madhya Pradesh Tourism
(C) Gujarat Tourism
(D) None of the above
20. ___________is the added value endowed on services and products.
(A) Brand value
(B) Brand strategy
(C) Brand equity
(D) None of the above
21. There are __________ key elements of customer-based brand equity.
(A) Four
(B) Five
(C) Three
(D) None of the above
22. Brand equity is a result of
(A) Similarity in consumer response
(B) Differences in consumer response
(C) a & b
(D) None of the above
23. Differences in response are a result of
(A) Consumers loyalty
(B) Consumers liking
(C) Consumer disliking
(D) Consumer knowledge
24. Differential response by consumers resulting in brand equity can be seen in
(A) Perceptions
(B) Preferences
(C) Behavior
(D) All of the above
25. What is more important in brand equity?
(A) Quality
(B) Quantity
(C) Customer perception
(D) None of the above
(A) Similarity in consumer response
(B) Differences in consumer response
(C) a & b
(D) None of the above
23. Differences in response are a result of
(A) Consumers loyalty
(B) Consumers liking
(C) Consumer disliking
(D) Consumer knowledge
24. Differential response by consumers resulting in brand equity can be seen in
(A) Perceptions
(B) Preferences
(C) Behavior
(D) All of the above
25. What is more important in brand equity?
(A) Quality
(B) Quantity
(C) Customer perception
(D) None of the above
26. A ____________ can be defined as the marketers
vision of brand and what is should do for consumers.
(A) Brand exploration
(A) Brand exploration
(B) Brand promise
(C) Brand creation
(D) None of the above
(C) Brand creation
(D) None of the above
27. In Brand Asset Valuator
model, there are _______ components of brand equity.
a) Four
b) Five
c) Three
d) None of the above
28.In Brand Asset Valuator model, _____________ measures the degree to which a brand is perceived from others.
a) Promotion
b) Relevance
c) Energy
d) Differentiation
a) Four
b) Five
c) Three
d) None of the above
28.In Brand Asset Valuator model, _____________ measures the degree to which a brand is perceived from others.
a) Promotion
b) Relevance
c) Energy
d) Differentiation
29. In Brand Asset Valuator
model, ________measures the brand's sense of momentum.
a) Promotion
b) Relevance
c) Energy
d) Differentiation
a) Promotion
b) Relevance
c) Energy
d) Differentiation
30. In Brand Asset Valuator
model, ___________ measures the breadth of a brand's appeal.
a) Promotion
b) Relevance
c) Energy
d) Differentiation
a) Promotion
b) Relevance
c) Energy
d) Differentiation
31. In Brand Asset Valuator
Model, __________measures how well the brand is respected and regarded.
a) Promotion
b) Relevance
c) Energy
d) Differentiation
a) Promotion
b) Relevance
c) Energy
d) Differentiation
32. In Brand asset valuator
model, _____________ measures how intimate and familiar consumers are with the
brand.
a) Promotion
b) Relevance
c) Energy
d) Knowledge
a) Promotion
b) Relevance
c) Energy
d) Knowledge
33.
In Brand Asset valuator model, Energized brand strength is formed of
a) Differentiation, energy and relevance
b) Esteem and knowledge
c) Differentiation and knowledge
d) None of the above
34. In Brand Asset valuator model, Brand stature is formed of
a) Energy and relevance
b) Esteem and knowledge
c) Energy and knowledge
d) Esteem and relevance
35. In Brand Asset valuator model, Energized brand strength point to the
a) Present strength
b) Past performance
c) Brand's Future value
d) None of the above
36. In Brand Asset Valuator model, Brand stature represents
a) Past performance
b) Present strength
c) Future value
d) None of the above
37. As per Brand Asset Valuator Model, strong new brands show
a) Higher levels of differentiation
b) Lower levels of differentiation
c) Higher esteem
d) All of above are false
38. As per Brand Asset Valuator Model, leadership brands show
a) High levels on all dimensions
b) Low level on all dimensions
c) High at esteem and knowledge
d) None of the above
39. In Brand Asset Valuator Model, declining brands show
a) High knowledge
b) High energy
c) High level of differentiation
d) None of the above
40. As per BRANDZ model of brand strength, brand building sequential steps are
a) Relevance, Presence, Performance, Advantage, Bonding
b) Presence, Relevance, Performance, Advantage, Bonding
c) Bonding, Advantage, Performance, Relevance, Presence
d) None of the above
a) Differentiation, energy and relevance
b) Esteem and knowledge
c) Differentiation and knowledge
d) None of the above
34. In Brand Asset valuator model, Brand stature is formed of
a) Energy and relevance
b) Esteem and knowledge
c) Energy and knowledge
d) Esteem and relevance
35. In Brand Asset valuator model, Energized brand strength point to the
a) Present strength
b) Past performance
c) Brand's Future value
d) None of the above
36. In Brand Asset Valuator model, Brand stature represents
a) Past performance
b) Present strength
c) Future value
d) None of the above
37. As per Brand Asset Valuator Model, strong new brands show
a) Higher levels of differentiation
b) Lower levels of differentiation
c) Higher esteem
d) All of above are false
38. As per Brand Asset Valuator Model, leadership brands show
a) High levels on all dimensions
b) Low level on all dimensions
c) High at esteem and knowledge
d) None of the above
39. In Brand Asset Valuator Model, declining brands show
a) High knowledge
b) High energy
c) High level of differentiation
d) None of the above
40. As per BRANDZ model of brand strength, brand building sequential steps are
a) Relevance, Presence, Performance, Advantage, Bonding
b) Presence, Relevance, Performance, Advantage, Bonding
c) Bonding, Advantage, Performance, Relevance, Presence
d) None of the above
P16MS3M3 STRATEGIC
BRAND MANAGEMENT MCQ SET-2
1-D,2-D,3-D,4-C,5-B,6-A,7-A,8-A,9-C,10-C,11-C,12-C,
13-A,14-C,15-D,16-D,17-D,18-B,19-A,20-C,21-C,
22-B,23-D,24-D,25-A,26-B,27-B,28-D,29-C,30-C,31-B,32-D,33-
,34-A,35-B,36-C,37-A,38-C,39-A,40-A,
P16MS3M3 STRATEGIC BRAND MANAGEMENT SET 3
1. As per AAKER Model, brand
management commences with developing
a) Brand identity
b) Brand awareness
c) Brand equity
d) None of the above
2. The _________ emphasizes the duality of brands.
a) Brand resonance model
b) AAKER Model
c) Brand asset valuator model
d) BRANDZ Model
a) Brand identity
b) Brand awareness
c) Brand equity
d) None of the above
2. The _________ emphasizes the duality of brands.
a) Brand resonance model
b) AAKER Model
c) Brand asset valuator model
d) BRANDZ Model
3.
Master is an example of
a) Brand resonance model
b) AAKER Model
c) Brand asset valuator model
d) BRANDZ Model
4. _____ can be explained as how easily and how often customers think of brand under several consumption or purchase situations.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand Judgments
d) Brand Imagery
5. ___________ is how well the service or products fulfill customers functional needs.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand Judgments
d) Brand Imagery
6. _____________ explains the intrinsic properties of the service or product.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand Judgments
d) Brand Imagery
7. _________ lays emphasis on customers own personal evaluations and opinions.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand Judgments
d) Brand Imagery
8. _____________ can be stated as customers' emotional reactions and responses with respect to the brand.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand feelings
d) Brand Imagery
9. __________indicates the nature of the relationship customers share with the brand and the limit to which they are in sync with.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand feelings
d) Brand Imagery
a) Brand resonance model
b) AAKER Model
c) Brand asset valuator model
d) BRANDZ Model
4. _____ can be explained as how easily and how often customers think of brand under several consumption or purchase situations.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand Judgments
d) Brand Imagery
5. ___________ is how well the service or products fulfill customers functional needs.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand Judgments
d) Brand Imagery
6. _____________ explains the intrinsic properties of the service or product.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand Judgments
d) Brand Imagery
7. _________ lays emphasis on customers own personal evaluations and opinions.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand Judgments
d) Brand Imagery
8. _____________ can be stated as customers' emotional reactions and responses with respect to the brand.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand feelings
d) Brand Imagery
9. __________indicates the nature of the relationship customers share with the brand and the limit to which they are in sync with.
a) Brand salience
b) Brand performance
c) Brand feelings
d) Brand Imagery
10. In product hierarchy, specific need that causes to seek
existence of particular product family is classified as
- product line
- product class
- need family
- product family
11. In marketing
channels, channel level of company selling its products through retailers, wholesalers,
sales agents and brokers is classified as
- Two-level channel
- Three-level channel
- One-level channel
- Zero-level channel
12. Business buyers
seek benefits in economic, social and technical terms and in total classified
as
- highest benefit package
- lowest benefit package
- medium benefit package
- initiating benefit package
13. Pricing
strategy practiced by company according to which prices are high for products
at introduction stage and drops overtime is classified as
- push pricing strategy
- market penetration pricing
- market skimming pricing
- quality leadership pricing
14. Factor which
does not lead in product price increasing is
- cost inflation
- over demand
- anticipatory pricing
- predatory pricing
15. Extent to which value shown by market performance is shown in
shareholder value is considered as
- customer multiplier
- program multiplier
- market multiplier
- customer multiplier
16. Ways in which
channel alternatives differ from each other are
- number of intermediaries
- types of intermediaries
- responsibilities of channel members
- all of above
17. Parent brand
introducing new product within existing category is considered as
- line extension
- category extension
- parent extension
- brand extension
18. Anything that
can be offered by any manufacturers in market to satisfy demands is classified
as
- product
- service
- core benefit
- potential product
19. A written
document that summarizes marketing objectives and how to achieve them is called
- corporate plan
- strategic plan
- marketing plan
- marketing objective
20. In BVA, measurement of loyalty perceptions and how well
brand is respected is classified as
- esteem
- perceived esteem
- energized esteem
- energized similarities
21. Relatively high
priced brands offer by company are classified as
- low end prestige
- high end prestige
- open end prestige
- close end prestige
22. Product or
service that can be differentiated competitor
- customized brands
- super brands
- brand
- value products
23. Endowment of
products or services with power of specific name or logo is considered as
- branding
- packaging
- advertising
- valuing
24. State which
describes how well market offering fulfill customer's needs is considered as
- brand imagery
- brand feelings
- brand salience
- brand performance
25. Number of acquisition and its prospect depends on
- add-on spending
- retention
- visualization
- acquisition
26. value of
well-known brand is typically half of firm's
- market finance
- market capitalization
- actual finance
- asset total value
27. Number of
common and distinctive elements of brand are reflected as
- brand earnings
- brand responsiveness
- brand architecture
- branding rate
28. Customer
multiplier includes
- customer size and profile
- clarity
- relevance
- risk profile
29. Particular
brand's equity arises from consumer's response
- similarities
- differences
- knowledge
- equity
30. Brand knowledge differential effects on consumer mind with help
of marketing of specific brand is considered as
- marketer's brand equity
- customer based brand equity
- knowledge based equity
- effective brand equity
31. Process of how
effectively existing brand equity has leveraged to a new product is considered
as
- potential extensions
- lifetime extensions
- bait extensions
- visual extensions
32. When bands are
introduced to compete with competitor
- flankers
- competitive
- variant brand
- sub variant brands
33. In BVA, degree
through which brand is seen different with its perceived leadership and
momentum is classified as
- energized differentiation
- energized similarities
- perceived differences
- perceived similarities
34. Overall brand
discount rate is equal to sum of
- brand risk premium
- risk free rate
- brand earnings
- both a and b
35. In designing brand portfolio, focus is always on
- maximum market coverage
- minimum market coverage
- categorize market coverage
- brand house coverage
36. Stage which
describes extent of customer relationship and feels 'in sync' in it is best
considered as
- brand emotions
- brand conversation
- brand judgments
- brand resonance
37. Brand which is
result of extension in brand or sub-brand is classified as
- brand extension
- sub-brand
- parent brand
- product extension
38. Criteria for
choosing brand elements are classified as
- memorable
- meaningful
- likeable
- all of above
39. Esteem and
knowledge together can create
- brand awareness
- brand knowledge
- brand stature
- brand value
40. Feelings, experiences, beliefs and thoughts associated
with any specific product are included in
- customer
preferences
- product
similarities
- brand
knowledge
- product
difference
P16MS3M3 STRATEGIC BRAND MANAGEMENT ANSWERS SET 3
1-B,2-A,3-A,4-A,5-A,6-B,7-D,8-C,9-C,10-C,11-B,12-A,13-C,14-D,15-C,16-D,17-A,18-A,19-C,20-A,21-B,22-C,23-A,24-D,
25-D,26-B,27-C,28-A,29-B,30-B,31-A,32-A,33-A,34-D,35-A,36-D,37-C,38-D 39-C, 40-C,
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