Part 1
1) ________ results when an external message drives people to feel a need or want to buy a product.
A) Demand creation
B) Direct marketing
C) Social marketing
D) Cause marketing
E) Mission marketing
2) The question of whether advertising creates social values rather than merely reflecting them is known as the ________.
A) social-versus-economic debate
B) competitive-versus-market power debate
C) personal-versus-corporate debate
D) personal-versus-social debate
E) shape-versus-mirror debate
3) A ________ is a representation of a cultural group that emphasizes a trait or group of traits that may or may not communicate an accurate representation of the group.
A) norm
B) reference group
C) symbol
D) mean
E) stereotype
4) Which of the following states a message that is untrue?
A) puffery
B) comparative advertising
C) image advertising
D) product demonstrations
E) false advertising
5) Which of the following is a term that describes what happens when Western culture is imposed on others?
A) marketing imposition
B) cultural imposition
C) cultural imperialism
D) demand creation
E) marketing elitism
6) Many professions write a code of ________ to help guide practitioners toward ethical behavior.
A) morals
B) ethics
C) laws
D) regulations
E) missions
7) Which of the following codes is designed to help marketers and advertising specialists create transparent advertising in a fair, honest, and forthright manner?
A) FTC Improvement Act
B) Principles and Practices for Advertising Ethics
C) The Distilled Spirits Council Model
D) National Advertising Review Board Rules
E) Better Business Bureau of Practices
8) Under which of the following are unique trademarks protected from infringement by competitors?
A) Pure Food and Drug Act
B) Wheeler-Lea Amendment
C) Lanham Act
D) Federal Trade Commission Act
E) FTC Improvement Act
9) A recent trademark issue is protection for URLs, which are ________.
A) patents
B) trademarks
C) Internet domain names
D) self-regulating agencies
E) consumer-interest groups
10) If the National Advertising Review Board (NARB) and an allegedly deceptive advertiser cannot reach a satisfactory resolution, the case is most likely referred to the ________.
A) National Advertising Division (NAD)
B) American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA)
C) Advertising Review Council (ARC)
D) American Advertising Federation (AAF)
E) Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Part 2
11) Which of the following is NOT an element of the SMCR communication model?
A) channel
B) message
C) source
D) advertisement
E) receiver
12) The SMCR communication model begins with the ________.
A) source
B) receiver
C) message
D) channel
E) target audience
13) Who encodes the message in the SMCR communication model?
A) the receiver
B) the channel
C) the media
D) the source
E) the encoder
14) When a message is interpreted by the receiver in the SMCR model, it means it has been________.
A) encoded
B) delivered
C) decoded
D) persuasive
E) accepted
15) ________ is obtained in the SMCR communication model by monitoring the response of the receiver to the message.
A) Noise
B) Feedback
C) Acceptance
D) Persuasion
E) Awareness
16) Which of the following is NOT an element of the AIDA model?
A) attention
B) action
C) attitude
D) desire
E) interest
17) Because AIDA assumes that consumers start with attention and wind up with a decision, it is referred to as a(n) ________ model.
A) hierarchy-of-effects
B) interactive
C) think/feel/do
D) multi-faceted
E) stepwise
18) A high level of interest and attention is sometimes referred to as ________.
A) recall
B) subliminal
C) synergy
D) stickiness
E) relevance
19) ________ means the message connects on some personal level with the receiver.
A) Attention
B) Perception
C) Selection
D) Interest
E) Relevance
20) Which of the following refers to speaking out on a brand's behalf and referring to it when someone asks for a recommendation?
A) social rehearsal
B) cognitive learning
C) advocacy
D) conviction
E) loyalty.