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Final Exam :Introduction to Marketing (Business Foundations Specialization) Answers 2026

Q1. Value Map – Fair Value Framework

  • ✅ Offer fair value on two bundles and offer better than fair value on the other bundle

  • ❌ Offer better than fair value on all three bundles

  • ❌ Offer fair value on all three bundles


Q2. STP ka full form

  • ✅ Segmentation; targeting; positioning

  • ❌ Sizing; tabulating; positioning

  • ❌ Sizing; targeting; pricing

  • ❌ Segmentation; targeting; pricing


Q3. Gillette Sensitive – Point of Difference

  • ❌ Other razors

  • ❌ Men with sensitive skin

  • ✅ Outstanding shaving performance and comfort


Q4. Nike mantra – Emotional modifier

  • ✅ Authentic

  • ❌ Athletic

  • ❌ Performance


Q5. Disney name type

  • ❌ Blended

  • ✅ Surname

  • ❌ Invented

  • ❌ Metaphor


Q6. Color ke 2 axes

  • ✅ Arousal & Affect

  • ❌ Familiarity & Excitement

  • ❌ Brightness & Warmth


Q7. Men ka most preferred color (appetite curb)

  • ❌ White

  • ✅ Blue

  • ❌ Green

  • ❌ Black


Q8. Free clothes to celebrities – endorsement

  • ❌ Co-present mode

  • ❌ Explicit mode

  • ❌ Imperative mode

  • ✅ Implicit mode


Q9. Nivea packaging example

  • ❌ Consumer packaged goods modernization theory

  • ❌ Butterfly effect

  • ✅ Just-noticeable difference


Q10. “Move the needle” opportunity

  • ❌ Retention; development

  • ❌ Development; acquisition

  • ✅ Retention; acquisition

  • ❌ Acquisition; development


Q11. Tesco & Harrah’s success

  • ❌ Innovation

  • ❌ Commoditization

  • ❌ Globalization

  • ✅ Customer-level tracking


Q12. Customer-centric focus

  • ✅ The customers that are likely to be most valuable

  • ❌ Most engaged customers

  • ❌ Historically most valuable

  • ❌ Social influence wale customers


Q13. Macy’s & Joe

  • ✅ Invite Joe into a VIP program after graduation

  • ❌ Referral incentives

  • ❌ Student-time discount

  • ❌ Thank-you note


Q14. Zoom in strategy

  • ❌ Keep less valuable customers

  • ✅ Drop least valuable customers

  • ❌ Treat all equally

  • ❌ Convert all to high value


Q15. Salon manicure example

  • ✅ Cross-selling

  • ❌ Up-selling

  • ❌ Customer needs assessment

  • ❌ Referral program


Q16. Product-centric metric – EXCEPT

  • ❌ % revenue from new products

  • ✅ Share of wallet

  • ❌ Market share

  • ❌ Number of new products


Q17. Customer-centric sales bias

  • ❌ Seller

  • ❌ Broker

  • ❌ Ultimate consumer

  • ✅ Buyer


Q18. Thought process

  • ❌ Customer; product

  • ❌ Customer; customer

  • ❌ Product; product

  • ✅ Product; customer


Q19. NOT basic pricing analytics

  • ❌ Margin analysis

  • ❌ Break-even

  • ❌ Incremental expenditures

  • ✅ Economic Value to the Customer


Q20. Gloria lawn – John ka price

  • ❌ Exactly $2100

  • ❌ More than $2000

  • ✅ Less than $2000

  • ❌ Exactly $2000


Q21. Flat fee $2000 – kaun pay karega

  • ❌ Don (50 acres)

  • ❌ Betsy (owns mower)

  • ✅ Alan (200 acres)

  • ❌ Carol (low tax area)


Q22. NOT digital product

  • ❌ Printer cartridge

  • ❌ Book

  • ✅ Running shoes

  • ❌ Socks purchased before


Q23. Horizontal vs Vertical conflict

  • ❌ Manufacturer–Retailer / Retailer–Customer

  • ❌ Retailers / Manufacturer–Customer

  • ❌ Manufacturer–Retailer / Retailers

  • ✅ Retailers / Manufacturer–Retailer


Q24. Non-digital attribute

  • ✅ Fit of shoes

  • ❌ Length of book

  • ❌ Price

  • ❌ Delivery time


Q25. Profit pe sabse zyada impact

  • ❌ Fixed costs

  • ✅ Price

  • ❌ Volume

  • ❌ Variable costs


Q26. Price elasticity

  • ✅ If price ↑1%, demand kitna girega

  • ❌ Volume drop logic

  • ❌ Price drop logic

  • ❌ Volume–price mix


Q27. NOT pricing input

  • ❌ Marginal cost

  • ❌ Distributor margins

  • ✅ Marginal revenue

  • ❌ Willingness to pay

  • ❌ Competitive pressures


Q28. NOT 7Ms

  • ❌ Message design

  • ❌ Money

  • ❌ Market

  • ❌ Message content

  • ❌ Media strategy

  • ❌ Measurement

  • ❌ Motivation

  • ✅ Mission


Q29. Toys “R” Us – name type

  • ❌ Surname

  • ❌ Metaphor

  • ❌ Arbitrary

  • ❌ Blended

  • ❌ Invented

  • ✅ Altered


Q30. ELM – central route

  • ✅ Motivation + ability

  • ❌ Ability only

  • ❌ No motivation + no ability

  • ❌ Motivation only


Q31. Disneyland tagline

  • ❌ Imperative

  • ❌ Descriptive

  • ✅ Superlative

  • ❌ Clever

  • ❌ Provocative


Q32. NOT peripheral cue

  • ❌ Scarcity

  • ❌ Reciprocity

  • ❌ Social proof

  • ✅ Logic

  • ❌ Conditioning

  • ❌ Consistency

  • ❌ Liking

  • ❌ Authority


Q33. Imperative endorsement

  • ✅ “You should use this product.”

  • ❌ “I endorse…”

  • ❌ “I use…”

  • ❌ “Everyone uses…”


Q34. Brand evolution – NOT gradual

  • ❌ Announcements

  • ❌ Symbols

  • ✅ Update brand name

  • ❌ New products

  • ❌ Slogans


Q35. Price elasticity formula

  • ❌ %Price / %Demand

  • ✅ %Demand / %Price

  • ❌ Price / cost

  • ❌ Demand / profit


Q36. Customer-centric companies

  • ❌ Only metrics change

  • ❌ Only org design

  • ❌ No change needed

  • ✅ Org design + metrics + incentives


Q37. AIDA

  • ❌ Attention–Interest–Design–Action

  • ❌ Analysis–Implementation–Design–Achievement

  • ✅ Attention–Interest–Desire–Action

  • ❌ Action–Imagination–Design–Attention


Q38. Endowment Effect

  • ✅ Ownership ↑ willingness to pay

  • ❌ Reference price

  • ❌ 19.99 effect

  • ❌ Percentage pricing


Q39. Branding & perception

  • ❌ No answers correct

  • ✅ All answers correct

  • ❌ Similarity bias only

  • ❌ Brand name only

  • ❌ Proximity only

  • ❌ Behavior only


Q40. Price sensitivity NOT reduced by

  • ✅ Ease of comparison

  • ❌ Time gap purchase–payment

  • ❌ Buyer–payer separation

  • ❌ Quality difference unclear


🧾 SUMMARY TABLE (FINAL ANSWERS)

Q.No Correct Answer
1 Offer fair value on two bundles & better on one
2 Segmentation – Targeting – Positioning
3 Outstanding shaving performance & comfort
4 Authentic
5 Surname
6 Arousal & Affect
7 Blue
8 Implicit mode
9 Just-noticeable difference
10 Retention > Acquisition
11 Customer-level tracking
12 Customers likely to be most valuable
13 Invite Joe to VIP after graduation
14 Drop least valuable customers
15 Cross-selling
16 Share of wallet
17 Buyer
18 Product-centric / Customer-centric
19 Economic Value to the Customer
20 Less than $2000
21 Alan (200-acre property)
22 Running shoes
23 Retailers / Manufacturer–Retailer
24 Fit of shoes
25 Price
26 %Δ Demand / %Δ Price
27 Marginal revenue
28 Mission
29 Altered name
30 Motivation + Ability
31 Superlative
32 Logic
33 “You should use this product”
34 Change brand name
35 %Δ Demand ÷ %Δ Price
36 Org + Metrics + Incentives change
37 Attention–Interest–Desire–Action
38 Ownership increases willingness to pay
39 All answers correct
40 Ease of comparison