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Chapter14:
Cross-CulturalConsumerBehavior:
AnInternationalPerspective
MultipleChoiceQuestions:
1.Whatisthemainreasonwhymarketerslearnaboutothercultures?
a.tobeinformedasgoodcitizens
b.tofulfillasocietalmarketingaspect
c.tobeconsideredaglobalcompany
d.toidentifyopportunitiesforglobalmarketing
(d;Difficulty1,p.471)
2.Acompanythatincludesablendofstandardizedandlocalelementsinordertosecurethebenefitsoftheirdifferentmarketingstrategiesiscalleda:
a.smartcompany.
b.globalcompany.
c.multinationalcompany.
d.glocalcompany.
(d;Difficulty2,p.472)
3.Aglocalcompanyisonethat:
a.isbothglobalandlocal.
b.operatesinsideandoutsidetheU.S.
c.isacompanythatisenvironmentallyoriented.
d.buysproductslocallyandsellsthemglobally.
(a;Difficulty1,p.472)
4.Themainissuefacinglocalcompaniesis:
a.whethertomarketabrandinothercountries.
b.howtomarketabrandinothercountries.
c.howtosurvivelocally.
d.bothaandb
(b;Difficulty2,p.472)
5.ThemajorchallengefacingtheEuropeanUnionis:
a.geographicboundaries.
b.theunifiedcurrency.
c.transformingthemarketintoasinglehomogeneousgroup.
d.politicaldifferences.
(c;Difficulty2,p.472)
6.NAFTAstandsfor:
a.theNorthAmericanFreeTradeAssociation.
b.theNorthAmericanFederalTradeAgreement.
c.theNorthAmericanFederationofTradeAssociations.
d.theNorthAmericanFreeTradeAgreement.
(d;Difficulty1,p.472)
7.TheNAFTAincludesallthefollowingcountriesexcept:
a.theUnitedStates.
b.Canada.
c.Brazil.
d.Mexico.
(c;Difficulty1,p.472)
8.ASEANconsistsofthefollowingcountriesexcept:
a.Indonesia.
b.Singapore.
c.Brunei.
d.Bangladesh.
(d;Difficulty2,p.472)
9.Whyarefirmssellingtheirproductsallovertheworld?
a.Overseasmarketsrepresentthesinglemostopportunityforgrowth.
b.Tradeagreementsrequireallcompaniesoperatingwithintheagreementnationstohaveaglobalplan.
c.infearoftheproductionof“metoo”productselsewhere
d.alloftheabove
(a;Difficulty3,p.472)
10.Whichofthefollowingisthemostvaluablebrandintheworld?
a.Disney
b.Microsoft
c.McDonald’s
d.Coca-Cola
(d;Difficulty3,p.473,table14-1)
11.ThebrandvalueoftheCoca-Colacompanyisestimatedat_____.
a.$25million
b.$500million
c.$68billion
d.$340billion
(c;Difficulty3,p.473,table14-1)
12.Thesinglemostimportantmethodinhowconsumersareexposedtootherculturesisthrough:
a.travel.
b.marketersefforts.
c.media.
d.beingexposedtoforeignproductsinlocalmarkets.
(a;Difficulty3,p.473)
13.Whenconsumersmakeconsumptiondecisionsbasedonanassociationbetweentheproduct,brandname,orservice,andthecountryinwhichitwasmade,thisisreferredtoas:
a.jumpingtoconclusions.
b.stereotyping.
c.countryoforigineffects.
d.thehaloeffect.
(c;Difficulty2,p.474)
14.WhenwethinkofBMWorMercedes,wecannothelpbutthinkofGermany.Thisisanexampleof:
a.jumpingtoconclusions.
b.countryoforigineffects.
c.stereotyping.
d.thehaloeffect.
(b;Difficulty2,p.474)
15.Ourattitudes,perceptionsorexperienceswithaparticularproductbeingmadeinaparticularcountry,knownascountryoforigineffects,areusually_____.
a.positive
b.negative
c.neutral
d.anyoftheabove
(d;Difficulty3,p.474)
16.StudieshaveshownthatChineseconsumersinChinaownedfewJapanesecars.Thisisaresultof:
a.countryoforigineffects.
b.stereotyping.
c.thehaloeffect.
d.animosity.
(d;Difficulty3,p.474)
17.JewishconsumersmayrefrainfrompurchasingGermanproductsbecauseof:
a.countryoforigineffects.
b.stereotyping.
c.thehaloeffect.
d.animosity.
(d;Difficulty3,p.474)
18.TheAmericanAutomobileLabelingactof1992requiresthatallnewcarssoldintheU.S.mustcontainalabelindicating:
a.thepercentageofforeignworkersthatcontributedtothemanufacturingofthecar.
b.componentsourcecountryinformationifsuchcomponentsexceed15percentofthetotalproductioncost.
c.costofvehicleincountryoforigin.
d.alloftheabove
(b;Difficulty3,p.474)
19._____isdefinedastheefforttodeterminetowhatextenttheconsumersoftwoormorenationsaresimilarordifferent.
a.Marketingresearch
b.Consumerbehavior
c.Cross-culturalconsumeranalysis
d.Countryoforigineffects
(c;Difficulty1,p.476)
20.Cross-culturalconsumeranalysisextendsitselftoallthefollowingexcept:
a.comparisonofpsychologicalcharacteristicsofdifferentcultures.
b.acomparisonofsubculturalgroups.
c.socialdifferencesbetweenpeopleindifferentcultures.
d.conductingresearchonhowtariffsareimplementedindifferentcountries.
(d;Difficulty2,p.476)
21.WhichofthefollowingisnotanAmericanculturaltrait?
a.focusingontheindividual
b.placingprimaryfaithinrationalism
c.resentmentofclass-baseddistinction
d.placingweightonverticalinterpersonalrelationships
(d;Difficulty3,p.476,table14-2)
22.WhichofthefollowingisnotaChineseculturaltrait?
a.submittingtoauthority
b.emphasizinginnerexperiencesofmeaningandfeeling
c.activemasteryintheperson-naturerelationship
d.valuingaperson’sdutytofamily,clanandstate
(c;Difficulty3,p.476,table14-2)
23.Withtheknowledgethatconsumersindifferentcultureshavedifferentbeliefs,valuesandcustoms,whydoesBritishAirwaysdepicttheluxuryandpamperingofferedintheirfirstclassinthesamewayglobally?
a.BritishAirwayshasnotconductedproperresearchtolearnthedifferences.
b.Theyhavedecidedtocutcostsandgowithastandardizedmarketingprogram.
c.Theyonlyhaveoneproducttooffer.
d.Theyrealizethereisaclassthatiscommoninalmostallculturesthatcanrelatetothesamemessage.
(d;Difficulty3,p.477)
24.Whichofthefollowingproductscanbemarketedbesttoconsumersgloballywithastandardizedmessage?
a.Rolexwatches
b.BritishAirwaysfirstclass
c.LouisVuittonbags
d.Nikewalkingshoes
(d;Difficulty3,p.477)
25.ThefactthatBrazilianswillwaitfortwohoursforgueststoarrive,andAmericanswillwaitnomorethan15minutes,isduetodifferencesin:
a.timeeffects.
b.traffic.
c.respectfortimeinBrazil.
d.climatewhichaffectsbehavior.
(a;Difficulty2,p.477)
26.Paceoflifestudieswereresearchedin31differentcountries.Themethodsusedwereacombinationofallthefollowingexcept:
a.howlongittookpedestrianstowalk60feet.
b.thenumberofminutesittakespostalclerktocompleteastamp-purchasetransaction.
c.thenumberofminutespeoplewerelateforasocialeventthatstartedataspecifictime.
d.theaccuracyofpublicwatches.
(c;Difficulty2,p.478)
27.Whichcountryhadthefastestpaceoflifeinthe31countrystudy?
a.Germany
b.Switzerland
c.theUnitedStates
d.Japan
(b;Difficulty3,p.479,table14-3)
28.Whichcountryhadtheslowestpaceoflifeinthe31countrystudy?
a.Brazil
b.Mexico
c.Syria
d.Italy
(b;Difficulty3,p.479,table14-3)
29.Whichcountryhadthemostaccuratepublicclocksintheworld?
a.Germany
b.Switzerland
c.theUnitedStates
d.Japan
(b;Difficulty3,p.479,table14-3)
30.Thereisarapidlyexpanding_____classaroundtheworld.
a.lower
b.middle
c.upper
d.techno
(b;Difficulty3,p.478)
31.WhereasanAmericanconsumerwantshis“fastfood”fast,aKoreanconsumerwouldprefer:
a.cheaperpricesthanfasterservice.
b.bettertastethanfasterservice.
c.moreconvenientstorehoursthanfasterservice.
d.morevarietythanfasterservice.
(c;Difficulty3,p.480)
32.U.S.consumersprefertousetheirchargecardsforonlinepurchases.InGermany,consumersprefer:
a.invoices.
b.creditcards.
c.COD.
d.checks.
(c;Difficulty3,p.480)
33.Thereasonthatmanyproductsfailwhenmarketedinaforeigncountryis:
a.manycompaniesdonotinsuretheirproductsagainsttheft.
b.manycompaniesassumethatifaproductisasuccessinternallythanitwillbeacceptedanywhere.
c.marketersdonotgothroughenoughenculturationeducation.
d.alloftheabove
(b;Difficulty3,p.480)
34.Learningaboutforeignculturesiscalled_____.
a.enculturation
b.acculturation
c.ethnocentrism
d.consumerresearch
(b;Difficulty1,p.480)
35.WhenconsideringgoingintoChina,companiesmustconsider_____,whichtranslatesintoconsiderationofspecialsituationsorcharactersinChina.
a.guoching
b.gworqing
c.guoqing
d.quoging
(c;Difficulty3,p.480)
36.ThefactthatChinahasalimitofonechildperfamilyisanexampleof_____,howChinaisdifferentculturally.
a.socialism
b.communism
c.guoqing
d.acculturation
(c;Difficulty3,p.480)
37.Thefactthatin_____achildistreatedlikealittleemperormakesitalucrativemarketforhighqualityproducts.
a.Japan
b.China
c.Indonesia
d.Thailand
(b;Difficulty1,p.480)
38.Acculturationincludesallthefollowingexcept:
a.gettingfamiliarwiththevalues,beliefsandcustomsofanewsociety.
b.developstrategiesthatencouragemembersofaparticularsocietytomodifyorevenbreaktheirowntraditions.
c.gettingfamiliarwiththeclimateinaforeigncountry.
d.bothbandc
(c;Difficulty3,p.480)
39.Someofthebasicresearchproblemsfacingcompaniesinforeigncountriesincludeallthefollowingexcept:
a.differencesinmarketsegmentationopportunities.
b.differencesintheperceivedproductbenefits.
c.differencesinthecriteriaforevaluatingproductsandservices.
d.differencesinth