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ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
2nd Semester- 3RD Quarter Exam
Direction: Write only the letter of the correct answer on the space provided before the
number.
_____1. Which of the following is NOT an essential characteristic of an entrepreneur?
A) Risk-taker B) Persistent C) Procrastinator D) Innovative
_____12. What is the purpose of the "Product" element of the marketing mix?
A) To determine the price of the product
B) To design and develop the product to meet the needs of the target market
C) To decide on the best promotional strategy for the product
D) To select the best distribution channels for the product
_____13. What is the purpose of the "Price" element of the marketing mix?
A) To design and develop the product to meet the needs of the target market
B) To decide on the best promotional strategy for the product
C) To select the best distribution channels for the product
D) To determine the amount that customers are willing to pay for the product
_____14. What is the purpose of the "Place" element of the marketing mix?
A) To determine the price of the product
B) To design and develop the product to meet the needs of the target market
C) To decide on the best promotional strategy for the product
D) To select the best distribution channels for the product
_____21. How does the "Promotion" element of the marketing mix help businesses?
A) By creating new products to meet the needs of customers
B) By selecting the best distribution channels for the product
C) By communicating the value of the product to potential customers through
advertising and other methods
D) By setting the price of the product
_____22. How does the "Positioning" element of the marketing mix relate to branding?
A) Positioning refers to the physical placement of products in stores
B) Positioning refers to the way a company's products are perceived by customers in
relation to its competitors, which is an important aspect of branding
C) Positioning refers to the process of designing and developing a product to meet the
needs of the target market
D) Positioning refers to the amount that customers are willing to pay for a product
_____23. What is the purpose of the "People" element of the marketing mix?
A) To determine the price of the product
B) To design and develop the product to meet the needs of the target market
C) To decide on the best promotional strategy for the product
D) To ensure that the right people are delivering the product or service to customers
_____24. What is the purpose of the "Packaging" element of the marketing mix?
A) To determine the price of the product
B) To design and develop the product to meet the needs of the target market
C) To decide on the best promotional strategy for the product
D) To protect the product during transportation and storage, and to make it more
attractive to customers
_____26. How can an entrepreneur apply the concept of "minimum viable product"
(MVP)?
A) By launching a product with all the features and capabilities that the
entrepreneur wants
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B) By launching a product with only the essential features and capabilities, and
improving it based on customer feedback
C) By launching a product that is not fully developed, and relying on customers to
help develop it
D) By launching a product that is a copy of an existing successful product
_____27. How can a company use market segmentation to apply their understanding of
the market?
A) By creating a product that appeals to a broad range of customers
B) By offering different versions of a product to meet the needs of different customer
segments
C) By selling their product in as many distribution channels as possible
D) By setting a high price for their product to attract a higher-end customer
_____28. How can a company apply their understanding of the market to their marketing
mix?
A) By designing a product that is cheap to produce and sell
B) By selecting a distribution channel that is convenient for the company
C) By setting a price that is higher than the competition to increase profits
D) By tailoring their product, price, promotion, and distribution to meet the needs of
their target market
_____29. How can a company apply their understanding of the market to their pricing
strategy?
A) By setting a low price to increase sales volume
B) By setting a high price to make the product seem more valuable
C) By setting a price that is in line with the competition
D) By setting a price that reflects the value that the product provides to the target
market
_____30. How can a company apply their understanding of the market to their promotion
strategy?
A) By using a broad range of promotion tactics to reach as many customers as
possible
B) By creating a message that appeals to everyone
C) By using promotion tactics that are most likely to reach their target market
D) By creating a message that focuses on the product's features rather than benefits
_____31. How can a company apply the results of their market research to their product
development?
A) By creating a product that meets the needs and wants of their target market
B) By focusing solely on the features of the product rather than the benefits
C) By creating a product that is innovative and groundbreaking regardless of
customer needs
D) By creating a product that is expensive to produce to generate high profits
_____32. How can a company apply the results of their market research to their
marketing strategy?
A) By using a one-size-fits-all marketing approach to reach as many customers as
possible
B) By creating a message that appeals to everyone regardless of their needs and
wants
C) By tailoring their marketing message and tactics to their target market
D) By focusing on promotion tactics that are not likely to reach their target market
_____34. How can a company apply their understanding of the market to their product
design?
A) By creating a product that is similar to the competition to avoid risk
B) By designing a product that is aesthetically pleasing but not necessarily functional
C) By incorporating features and benefits that are important to their target market
D) By designing a product that is expensive to produce but will generate high profits
_____35. What is the main purpose of analyzing data collected from market research?
A) To create a marketing campaign
B) To develop a product
C) To identify and understand customer needs and preferences
D) To increase sales revenue
_____36. Which of the following type of data can be analyzed from market research?
A) Demographic data C) Psychographic data
B) Sales data D) All of the above
_____37. How can a company use the results of their market research to gain a
competitive advantage?
A) By ignoring the results and following their own instincts
B) By creating a product that is similar to competitors
C) By creating a unique product that meets the needs of the target market
D) By setting a higher price than competitors
_____41. Do you agree with the following statement in creating VP (Value Proposition)?
Statement A: In creating Value Proposition, entrepreneurs will consider the basic
elements:
Target Customer, Needs/opportunity, Name of the product, Name of the
enterprise/company.
_____42. Do you agree that Unique Value Proposition and Value Proposition are two
most famous tools
used to explain why prospect customers buy each product and services?
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A) No, for they are different. C) No, they are not related with
each other
B) Yes, of course. D) None of the above
_____43. Which is the best example of promotion using Value Proposition and Unique
Selling proposition?
A) with the slogan “Langhap Sarap” C) Multinational Business
B) Ordinary Sari-sari store D) Fruit Shake Stand
_____44. What different data collection techniques you will used in doing Market
Research?
1- Survey 3- Focus Group Discussion
2- Interview 4- Hearsays
_____46. Can you design a product which is in demand in our market today?
Statement A: Yes, because I already learn how to do it from my entrepreneurship
subject.
Statement B: No, for it is so hard nowadays to start a business.
A) Both statements are incorrect C) Only statement A is correct
B) Both statements are correct D) Only statement B is correct
_____47. What is/are the possible solution/s to this bad logo design?
Statement A: the color
Statement B: add the brand name.
A) Both statements are incorrect C) Only statement A is correct
B) Both statements are correct D) Only statement B is correct https://
www.logodesig
_____48. What possible tagline you can make out of this picture?
Statement A: “Hot yummy Chicken, taste like no other”
Statement B: “Manok na mas pinasarap, anghang malalasap”
A) Both statements are incorrect
B) Both statements are correct
C) Only statement A is correct
D) Only statement B is correct https://www.pngegg.com/en/search?
q=spicy+chicken
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Statement A: Functional. This way focuses on the assessments of success in
terms of fast
and profitable reasons. For example, the purpose of the business is
to make money.
Statement B: Intentional. This way focuses on fulfillment as it relates to the
capability to
generate money and do well in the world.
Statement C: Competitional. This way focuses on the competitors’ strategies on
product, price, place, promotion, people, packaging, and
positioning.
Prepared by:
MARGARETH B. DAMING
Teacher II / Lagonglong SHS
Noted by:
LIEZEL P. CAJES
School Head / Lagonglong SHS
Approved by:
“Be Honest even if others are cannot, will not, and could not!”
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