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Level 5. Mastery QuizVersion en ligne Have you mastered all the concepts from Level 5? Prove it! par WM 1 Emma receives an email advertising a featured perfume that's "50% OFF TODAY ONLY!" Even though she wasn't planning to shop, she feels pressured to buy before midnight. Which tactic is the business primarily using? a Urgency b Social Proof c Decoy Pricing d Scarcity 2 Buying an item simply because everyone else owns one is an example of herd mentality a True b False 3 After a stressful week, Tyler buys a new game to play over the weekend to improve his mood. Three days later, he regrets spending the money. Which TWO concepts are demonstrated? a Emotional Spending & Buyer's Remorse b Urgency & Buyer's Remorse c Emotional Spending and Impulse Purchasing d Confirmation Bias & Opportunity Cost 4 A pair of boots costs $250 and lasts 5 years. Another pair costs $60 but needs replacing every year. Which statement is most accurate? a The more expensive boots may provide better value b The cheaper boots provide better value c Both provide equal value d Price always determines value 5 A store advertises, "Buy 2 Get 1 Free." What marketing tactic is being used? a Bundling b Decoy Pricing c Anchor Pricing d Influencer Marketing 6 A company offering free shipping on purchases over $75 is not encouraging customers to spend more money than they originally planned. a False b True 7 Daniel buys an expensive bicycle because professional cyclists use the same model. What concept best explains Daniel's decision? a Status Comparison b Social Proof c Herd Mentality d Opportunity Cost 8 A purchase can have a high value even if it has a high price a True b False 9 Alex is thinking about buying a used car. Which should be considered part of the decision? Choose one or more answers a Insurance b Fuel Economy c Reliability d Maintenance 10 Mia wants a designer jacket because all of her friends recently bought one and have been telling her to get one too. Which influence is most likely driving her decision? a Peer Pressure b FOMO c Influencer Marketing d Emotional Spending 11 The opportunity cost of a purchase is always another product that could have been purchased a False b True 12 Jordan spends $600 on concert tickets instead of completing his emergency fund. What is the opportunity cost? a The emergency fund savings he gave up b The true costs of the tickets c Both choices d Neither choice 13 Which questions help determine whether a purchase provides good value? Choose one or more answers a How long will it last? b Does it meet my needs? c Will my friends like it? d How much would it resell for? 14 A retailer advertises, "Only 3 left in stock!" Which tactic is most likely being used? a Scarcity b Bundling c Decoy Pricing d FOMO 15 Which situations demonstrate consumer awareness? Choose one or more answers a Recognizing urgency tactics b Comparing products before buying c Reading customer reviews d Using the 24-minute rule before purchasing 16 After deciding to buy a TV, Marcus ignores every negative review because he believes he's already found the perfect model. Which behavior is Marcus demonstrating? a Confirmation Bias b Loss Aversion c Emotional Spending d Impulse Spending 17 Although Kayla's basketball team won the game, she had a terrible performance. To make herself feel better, she went online and bought a new pair of basketball shoes in hopes of improving her performance. What was the spending trigger in this situation? a The disappointment of having a bad game b The joy of winning the game c Seeing the shoes when she went online d Buying the new shoes 18 Delayed gratification is choosing not to wait for a larger or more valuable future reward a False b True 19 Understanding how products, services, and marketing influence purchasing decisions is called a Consumer Awareness b Financial Discipline c Informed Decision-Making d Delayed Gratification 20 The specific group of people a business wants to reach is called the a Target Audience b Direct Market c Specific Advertising d Primary Market

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Emma receives an email advertising a featured perfume that's "50% OFF TODAY ONLY!" Even though she wasn't planning to shop, she feels pressured to buy before midnight. Which tactic is the business primarily using?

Buying an item simply because everyone else owns one is an example of herd mentality

After a stressful week, Tyler buys a new game to play over the weekend to improve his mood. Three days later, he regrets spending the money. Which TWO concepts are demonstrated?

A pair of boots costs $250 and lasts 5 years. Another pair costs $60 but needs replacing every year. Which statement is most accurate?

A store advertises, "Buy 2 Get 1 Free." What marketing tactic is being used?

A company offering free shipping on purchases over $75 is not encouraging customers to spend more money than they originally planned.

Daniel buys an expensive bicycle because professional cyclists use the same model. What concept best explains Daniel's decision?

A purchase can have a high value even if it has a high price

Alex is thinking about buying a used car. Which should be considered part of the decision?

Mia wants a designer jacket because all of her friends recently bought one and have been telling her to get one too. Which influence is most likely driving her decision?

The opportunity cost of a purchase is always another product that could have been purchased

Jordan spends $600 on concert tickets instead of completing his emergency fund. What is the opportunity cost?

Which questions help determine whether a purchase provides good value?

A retailer advertises, "Only 3 left in stock!" Which tactic is most likely being used?

Which situations demonstrate consumer awareness?

After deciding to buy a TV, Marcus ignores every negative review because he believes he's already found the perfect model. Which behavior is Marcus demonstrating?

Although Kayla's basketball team won the game, she had a terrible performance. To make herself feel better, she went online and bought a new pair of basketball shoes in hopes of improving her performance. What was the spending trigger in this situation?

Delayed gratification is choosing not to wait for a larger or more valuable future reward

Understanding how products, services, and marketing influence purchasing decisions is called

The specific group of people a business wants to reach is called the