Lesson 1.1.1a
1.1.1a Mass and niche markets, and dynamic markets Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which term describes a broad market in which a business sells a standardised product to a large number of customers?
- A shrinking market
- A monopsony market
- A niche market
- A mass market
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What term describes a single business's sales expressed as a percentage of total market sales?
- Market size
- Brand value
- Sales volume
- Market share
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Which term describes a small, specialised market segment with specific customer needs?
- Mass market
- Niche market
- Dynamic market
- Primary market
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What feature identifies a product and differentiates it from competitor products in customers' minds?
- Trade mark
- Patent label
- Brand name
- Unique sell
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What key trend allows dynamic retail markets to expand without opening physical high-street stores?
- Direct mail
- Wholesale distribution
- Trade fairs
- Online retailing
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What term refers to the total sales value or volume of all competitors in a market?
- Sales margin
- Capital growth
- Market size
- Market share
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What process creates new consumer demand by introducing completely original products to a market?
- Market segmentation
- Product innovation
- Trade credit
- Price penetration
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A firm sells £2.4m in a market worth £16m. What is its market share?
- 6.7%
- 2.4%
- 37.5%
- 15%
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A firm has a 30% market share and sells 600,000 units. What is the total market size in units?
- 200,000 units
- 180,000 units
- 1,800,000 units
- 2,000,000 units
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A market grows from 50m to 60m units and a firm's sales stay at 10m units. Its new market share is closest to:
- 12.0%
- 25.0%
- 16.7%
- 20.0%
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A business sells hearing aids only to customers aged 60 and over through an online specialist service. Which market type best describes this?
- A monopsony market
- A niche market
- A declining market
- A mass market
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Why might a business's market share fall even when its own sales volume is increasing?
- Price levels dropping
- Competitor sales falling
- Market growing faster
- Market size shrinking
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A business doubles its sales while the total market quadruples. What happens to its market share?
- It doubles
- It stays unchanged
- It halves
- It quadruples
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A firm's market share rises from 12% to 15% while the market grows by 10%. By what percentage did the firm's sales grow?
- 27.0%
- 25.0%
- 12.0%
- 37.5%
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Why might a small firm with limited capital target a niche market rather than a mass market?
- Broader customer reach
- Lower unit costs
- Less direct competition
- Higher production volume
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What type of new entrant rapidly changes market demand by offering innovative, alternative products?
- Niche follower
- Traditional supplier
- Franchise operator
- Disruptive entrant
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What is a major financial advantage for a retailer shifting from physical stores to online-only selling?
- Lower fixed costs
- No promotional expenses
- Zero delivery costs
- Higher sales margins
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A market has 4 million units of sales. Firm A sells 1.2 million units and Firm B sells 0.8 million units. What is their combined market share?
- 30%
- 20%
- 70%
- 50%
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What advantage allows niche market businesses to charge higher prices to their target customers?
- Economies of scale
- Tailored products
- Mass advertising
- High output volume
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A firm has an 8% market share in a market of 250 million units. How many units does it sell?
- 3.1 million units
- 2 million units
- 20 million units
- 200 million units
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