Lesson 1.3.1
1.3.1 Product and service design mix Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which three elements form the traditional business design mix for a product?
- Quality, durability, profit
- Function, aesthetics, cost
- Price, promotion, place
- Brand, packaging, image
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Which element of the design mix focuses on how well a product performs its purpose?
- Function
- Cost
- Aesthetics
- Ergonomics
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Which element of design mix concerns how a product looks and feels to customers?
- Durability
- Cost
- Function
- Aesthetics
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Redesigning product packaging to be fully recyclable responds most directly to which social trend?
- Brand building
- Ethical sourcing
- Viral marketing
- Resource depletion
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What practice involves purchasing raw materials from suppliers that pay fair wages and ensure safe conditions?
- Waste minimisation
- Viral marketing
- Ethical sourcing
- Cost plus pricing
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Enhancing a product's aesthetics and function will most likely have which effect on the design mix?
- Reduces unit cost
- Increases unit cost
- Prevents ethical sourcing
- Lowers product quality
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How does designing products for waste minimisation directly benefit a firm's costs?
- Increases marketing costs
- Raises wage rates
- Eliminates overhead costs
- Lowers raw material costs
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Reducing the number of components in a product's design will directly lead to what outcome?
- Lower manufacturing costs
- Reduced brand value
- Higher design costs
- Increased selling price
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Upgrading to a more durable, premium material directly impacts which two design mix elements?
- Function and cost
- Price and promotion
- Brand and channel
- Place and aesthetics
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Designing products so they can be reused addresses consumer concerns about which issue?
- Environmental sustainability
- Cost push inflation
- Income inequality
- Foreign exchange rates
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Which design consideration is essential when targeting environmentally conscious niche consumers?
- Mass advertising
- Maximum profit margin
- Penetration pricing
- Ethical sourcing
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Which design change directly addresses growing social concern over resource depletion?
- Emotional branding
- Premium pricing
- Cost-plus pricing
- Re-use and recycling
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What is a main drawback for a business adapting its design mix to ethical social trends?
- Inflexible supply chains
- Lower product quality
- Higher production costs
- Reduced brand loyalty
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Which element of the design mix relates to a product's visual appearance and sensory appeal?
- Cost
- Function
- Ergonomics
- Aesthetics
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When sustainable materials increase production costs, what must a firm consider regarding pricing?
- Tax rate changes
- Employee turnover
- Economies of scale
- Customer price sensitivity
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Which element of the design mix is most closely linked to meeting the customer's core need?
- Aesthetics
- Function
- Packaging colour
- Cost
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Which two elements of the design mix are balanced when designing an attractive product cheaply?
- Cost and promotion
- Function and USP
- Ethics and branding
- Cost and aesthetics
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What design practice involves using fewer raw materials during manufacturing to reduce environmental impact?
- Ethical sourcing
- Waste minimisation
- Penetration pricing
- Viral marketing
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What primary benefit encourages businesses to adopt ethical sourcing despite higher raw material costs?
- Lower unit costs
- Reduced tax liabilities
- Faster production speed
- Enhanced brand reputation
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Replacing expensive metal casing with cheaper plastic in product design primarily optimises which element?
- Function
- Cost
- Brand image
- Aesthetics
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