Test Unit 9 Dinamización (inglés)

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Test de la unidad 9 de Dinamización del punto de venta en inglés
(pregunta número 4, respuestas retocadas por falta de espacio)

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Test Unit 9 Dinamización (inglés)Version en ligne Test de la unidad 9 de Dinamización del punto de venta en inglés (pregunta número 4, respuestas retocadas por falta de espacio) par AM SA 1 How should the window display of a store be planned? a Monthly b Biweekly c Annually d Quarterly 2 To fulfill its main objective, the storefront must be: a Accessible,visible, profitable, dynamic and selective. b Accessible, transparent, affordable, dynamic and selective. c Accessible, transparent, profitable, dynamic and selective. d Accessible,visible, affordable, dynamic and selective. 3 In a window display, zones can be distinguished based on importance and visual flow; how many zones does this classification refer to? a Three zones. b Six zones. c Twelve zones. d Nine zones. 4 Choose the correct answer according to the three fundamental principles of Form Theory applied to window dressing: a Homogeneous sets: the same design or presentation idea[]window display. Proximity: when similar elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of continuity: when shapes are presented incompletely, they are unconsciously filled in. b Homogeneous sets: the same design or presentation idea[]window display. Proximity: when different elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of homogeneity: when shapes are presented incompletely, []are unconsciously filled in. c Organized sets: the same design or presentation idea[]the window display. Proximity: when different elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of continuity: when shapes are presented incompletely,[]are unconsciously filled in. d Organized sets: the same design or presentation idea []the window display. Proximity: when similar elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of homogeneity: when shapes are presented incompletely,[]are unconsciously filled in. 5 When choosing a specific type of storefront, what factors will we consider? a Lighting. b Type of merchandise. c Signage. d None of the above answers is correct. 6 Storefronts, according to their structure, can be: a Closed and product-focused. b Traditional and price-focused. c Closed and open. d None of the above answers is correct. 7 Of the following statements, indicate which one is correct: a The island storefront has no depth. b A classic storefront is visible from all four sides. c When there are two side storefronts, it is called a drawer storefront. d Display stores have no background and it has a glass facade. 8 The main objective of the storefront is: a Use it as a storage space. b Sell large quantities of store products. c Attract the customer and provoke the desire to purchase. d All of the above answers are correct. 9 The method of evaluating a window display (storefront) will be through: a Surveys. b Sales. c Expenses incurred from assembly. d Observation. 10 A storefront that lacks separating elements between the sales floor and the window display (storefront) space is called: a Frontal. b Open. c Closed. d Island.

Test Unit 9 Dinamización (inglés)Version en ligne

Test de la unidad 9 de Dinamización del punto de venta en inglés (pregunta número 4, respuestas retocadas por falta de espacio)

How should the window display of a store be planned?

Monthly

Biweekly

Annually

Quarterly

To fulfill its main objective, the storefront must be:

Accessible,visible, profitable, dynamic and selective.

Accessible, transparent, affordable, dynamic and selective.

Accessible, transparent, profitable, dynamic and selective.

Accessible,visible, affordable, dynamic and selective.

In a window display, zones can be distinguished based on importance and visual flow; how many zones does this classification refer to?

Three zones.

Six zones.

Twelve zones.

Nine zones.

Choose the correct answer according to the three fundamental principles of Form Theory applied to window dressing:

Homogeneous sets: the same design or presentation idea[]window display. Proximity: when similar elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of continuity: when shapes are presented incompletely, they are unconsciously filled in.

Homogeneous sets: the same design or presentation idea[]window display. Proximity: when different elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of homogeneity: when shapes are presented incompletely, []are unconsciously filled in.

Organized sets: the same design or presentation idea[]the window display. Proximity: when different elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of continuity: when shapes are presented incompletely,[]are unconsciously filled in.

Organized sets: the same design or presentation idea []the window display. Proximity: when similar elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of homogeneity: when shapes are presented incompletely,[]are unconsciously filled in.

When choosing a specific type of storefront, what factors will we consider?

Lighting.

Type of merchandise.

Signage.

None of the above answers is correct.

Storefronts, according to their structure, can be:

Closed and product-focused.

Traditional and price-focused.

Closed and open.

None of the above answers is correct.

Of the following statements, indicate which one is correct:

The island storefront has no depth.

A classic storefront is visible from all four sides.

When there are two side storefronts, it is called a drawer storefront.

Display stores have no background and it has a glass facade.

The main objective of the storefront is:

Use it as a storage space.

Sell large quantities of store products.

Attract the customer and provoke the desire to purchase.

All of the above answers are correct.

The method of evaluating a window display (storefront) will be through:

Surveys.

Sales.

Expenses incurred from assembly.

Observation.

A storefront that lacks separating elements between the sales floor and the window display (storefront) space is called:

Frontal.

Open.

Closed.

Island.

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Test Unit 9 Dinamización (inglés)Version en ligne

par AM SA

How should the window display of a store be planned?

To fulfill its main objective, the storefront must be:

In a window display, zones can be distinguished based on importance and visual flow; how many zones does this classification refer to?

Choose the correct answer according to the three fundamental principles of Form Theory applied to window dressing:

When choosing a specific type of storefront, what factors will we consider?

Storefronts, according to their structure, can be:

Of the following statements, indicate which one is correct:

The main objective of the storefront is:

The method of evaluating a window display (storefront) will be through:

A storefront that lacks separating elements between the sales floor and the window display (storefront) space is called: