TEST5 - LESSON 2 - MARKETING - TOEIC - BARRON 600

TEST5 - LESSON 2 - MARKETING - TOEIC - BARRON 600

CÁC BÀI INTERACTIVE TEST TRÊN TRANG WEB NÀY ĐƯỢC THIẾT KẾ VÀ BẢO VỆ BẢN QUYỀN BỞI LÊ ĐẠI PHONG. TẤT CẢ THÔNG TIN MUA BÁN TRAO ĐỔI LIÊN QUAN TỚI BẢN QUYỀN XIN MỜI LIÊN HỆ TYPHOON620@GMAIL.COM

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1. There was no comparison in the quality of the two brands.
   1.   adjective
   2.   verb
   3.   noun
   4.   adverb
2. The goal of marketing is to show that the product satisfies consumers' needs.
   1.   adverb
   2.   adjective
   3.   verb
   4.   noun
3. He ran a study of the use of consumable goods.
   1.   adjective
   2.   verb
   3.   noun
   4.   adverb
4. She compared the prices before she made a decision.
   1.   adjective
   2.   verb
   3.   noun
   4.   adverb
5. A good director of marketing can find a way to sell even an unattractive product.
   1.   adverb
   2.   verb
   3.   noun
   4.   adjective
6. The sales department disagreed about how to market their newest product.
   1.   verb
   2.   adjective
   3.   noun
   4.   adverb
7. The analyst was able to consume new information quickly.
   1.   adjective
   2.   noun
   3.   adverb
   4.   verb
8. All our products arrive in the stores in satisfactory condition.
   1.   verb
   2.   noun
   3.   adverb
   4.   adjective
9. Lou ran his store on an old-fashioned premise: quality merchandise at attractive prices.
   
   1.   noun
   2.   adverb
   3.   verb
   4.   adjective
10. The goal of marketing is to show that the product satisfies consumers' needs.
    1.   verb
    2.   noun
    3.   adverb
    4.   adjective
11. Once the sales manager decided to change the packaging, the product became much more marketable.
    
    1.   adjective
    2.   verb
    3.   adverb
    4.   noun
12. The store's poor location did not help it attract customers.
    1.   verb
    2.   noun
    3.   adverb
    4.   adjective
13. Our highest priority is customer satisfaction.
    1.   adjective
    2.   verb
    3.   adverb
    4.   noun
14. A company must always be aware of what its competition is doing.
    1.   noun
    2.   verb
    3.   adjective
    4.   adverb
15. Companies keep their products competitive by making them available on the Internet as well as in stores.
    
    1.   noun
    2.   verb
    3.   adverb
    4.   adjective
16. The government tracks consumer spending closely.
    1.   noun
    2.   verb
    3.   adverb
    4.   adjective
17. In order to compete in today's market, companies need to advertise on the Internet.
    1.   verb
    2.   adverb
    3.   noun
    4.   adjective
18. Having a clown in the toy store was a foolproof attraction for getting kids to enter.
    1.   adverb
    2.   adjective
    3.   verb
    4.   noun