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- 1. Multiple ChoiceThe following is an example of a need:iPadDigital cameraSkateboardWater
- 2. Multiple ChoiceThe following is an example of a wantWaterAirDiamond ringShelter
- 3. Multiple ChoiceComparing the advantages and disadvantages in order to make a decision is calledCost/Benefit analysisBudgetInterest ratesFinancial services
- 4. Multiple ChoiceConsumer Protection Laws safeguard the consumer from all the following EXCEPTTheft by deceptionDeceptive advertisingFraudulent activitiesShopping habits
- 5. Multiple Choice“Height Illuminate Shampoo will Help you Grow up to Six Inches by the End of the Week,” is an example ofDeceptive advertisingA needA financial serviceCost/Benefit analysis
- 6. Multiple ChoiceA deal that sounds too good to be trueWill get you the best productWill be good for youWill be too good to be true! Beware!Will save you a lot of work and research
- 7. Multiple ChoiceTo handle a problem or a complaint with an item you purchased , the place to start isThrow it out and buy anotherGo back to the store where you made your purchaseBlog about the problemJust deal with it. No one likes a complainer!
- 8. Multiple ChoiceCost and quality are directly related. If it costs a lot of money, it must be good!I’m not sureNot true! Sometimes cost has nothing to do with the quality of a productThis is always trueThis always false
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a target audience?A group of people that advertisers think will not buy or use the product.A group of people playing darts.A group of people that advertisers think will buy or use the product.A group of people who shop at Target.
- 10. Multiple ChoiceBefore you buy a product, it is wise toBuy several to test themGo to the mallResearch your product onlineWatch television commercials
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