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In a 2006 study, people were shown different brands while their brains were hooked up to an MRI.3
Seeing the most well-known brands activated parts of the brain associated with which of the following? A) Reward B) Positive emotions C) Self-identity D) All of the above.
D: All of the Above
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What is the most profitable soda brand in the world?
Coca-Cola
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Successful marketing often involves developing unique products. For every successful new product, there are countless failures. Which of the following real products was not a market failure?
A) Life Savers soda B) Greek yogurt C) Pepsi A.M. (the breakfast cola) D) Colgate brand frozen entrées.
B: Greek Yogurt
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In 2010, the Television Bureau of Canada launched an advertising campaign featuring broccoli, “the Miracle Food.”
Following the campaign, broccoli sales: A) increased B) decreased C) stayed the same.
A: increased
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Name two food products that feature a cartoon character in their ads or on their packaging.
Frosted Flakes (Tony the Tiger)
Cap’n Crunch (Cap’n), and Rice Krispies (Snap, Crackle, and Pop) |
Placing candy and other tempting products at the cash register is designed to encourage spur-of-the-moment
purchases. This tactic is called: A) Impulse marketing B) Drip marketing C) Niche marketing D) Ambush marketing.
A: Impulse Marketing
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At what age do children become able to understand that the purpose of commercials is to persuade them to buy products?
A) Age 4 B) Age 6 C) Age 8 D) Age 10
C: Age 8
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Name two cartoon mascots that appear in ads for vegetables, fruits, or nuts.
The Jolly Green Giant
The Sun-Maid Raisins girl The California Raisins The Vlasic Stork (pickles), and Mr. Peanut |
What is the main reason companies sell sodas and other products in schools?
To build brand loyalty.
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