Question 1
Which of the following is a primary function of a brand?
Increasing product variety in the market
Distinguishing and identifying products
Reducing costs for the company
Offering a low-cost product option
Question 2
What is the concept of “brand equity” primarily concerned with?
The financial value of the brand
The market size and share of a brand
The production cost associated with a brand
The variety of products offered by the brand
Question 3
Which historical practice contributed to the development of branding?
Artisanal “marks” used to identify products
Government-issued product certification
Industrial-era quality control labels
Advertising through public announcements
Question 4
E-reputation” is most closely associated with:
Product design
The brand’s online image and customer perception
In-store branding
Physical packaging
Question 5
The “360° brand vision” concept implies that a brand should:
Focus only on consumer expectations
Address and resonate with all stakeholders, including consumers, employees, and investors
Restrict branding to one primary product
Focus on visual appeal alone
Question 6
According to the 1991 law definition, a brand is:
A symbol associated only with luxury goods
A representation used to distinguish products or services of an entity
Limited to graphic logos
An entity focused on pricing strategy
Question 7
What role does a “caution brand” play in a company’s branding strategy?
Serves as a guarantee brand alongside another main brand
Represents low-quality or basic products
Is exclusively used in high-end markets
Represents an entirely different product category
Question 8
Which of these is NOT a type of brand described in the course?
Umbrella brand
Product brand
Market brand
Private label
Question 9
Brand loyalty benefits the producer by:
Reducing production costs
Stabilizing demand and creating barriers to entry
Allowing for a wider distribution network
Facilitating product redesign and rebranding
Question 10
The concept of “brand contract” implies that a brand is:
Primarily a financial investment
An unspoken promise between the brand and the customer
A mandatory warranty
Focused solely on aesthetic design
Question 11
Which element is NOT typically a constituent of brand identity?
Brand personality
Customer segmentation
Brand image
Slogans
Question 12
What is a key risk associated with relying on a private label strategy?
Limited branding budget
Decreased innovation in the product line
Vulnerability to rapid copying by competitors
Reduced need for brand loyalty
Question 13
Brand evaluation metrics include “top of mind” awareness, which refers to:
The ability to recall a brand’s tagline
Spontaneous recall of a brand as the first brand in its category
Customer satisfaction scores
Employee knowledge of the brand
Question 14
"Umbrella brand” refers to:
A brand name that represents a single, homogeneous product
A brand that includes a diverse range of products under one name
A type of low-cost brand for essentials
An exclusive branding style used in fashion
Question 15
For a brand to resonate positively in various markets, it is crucial that the brand name:
Is complex and elaborate to attract attention
Suggests the product’s origin country
Is easy to pronounce, recognize, and adapt to local languages
Includes a descriptor of the product’s functionality
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