Test Unit 9 Dinamización (inglés)


Test Unit 9 Dinamización (inglés)Versión en línea Test de la unidad 9 de Dinamización del punto de venta en inglés (pregunta número 4, respuestas retocadas por falta de espacio) por AM SA 1 How should the window display of a store be planned? a Monthly b Biweekly c Annually d Quarterly 2 To fulfill its main objective, the storefront must be: a Accessible,visible, profitable, dynamic and selective. b Accessible, transparent, affordable, dynamic and selective. c Accessible, transparent, profitable, dynamic and selective. d Accessible,visible, affordable, dynamic and selective. 3 In a window display, zones can be distinguished based on importance and visual flow; how many zones does this classification refer to? a Three zones. b Six zones. c Twelve zones. d Nine zones. 4 Choose the correct answer according to the three fundamental principles of Form Theory applied to window dressing: a Homogeneous sets: the same design or presentation idea[]window display. Proximity: when similar elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of continuity: when shapes are presented incompletely, they are unconsciously filled in. b Homogeneous sets: the same design or presentation idea[]window display. Proximity: when different elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of homogeneity: when shapes are presented incompletely, []are unconsciously filled in. c Organized sets: the same design or presentation idea[]the window display. Proximity: when different elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of continuity: when shapes are presented incompletely,[]are unconsciously filled in. d Organized sets: the same design or presentation idea []the window display. Proximity: when similar elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of homogeneity: when shapes are presented incompletely,[]are unconsciously filled in. 5 When choosing a specific type of storefront, what factors will we consider? a Lighting. b Type of merchandise. c Signage. d None of the above answers is correct. 6 Storefronts, according to their structure, can be: a Closed and product-focused. b Traditional and price-focused. c Closed and open. d None of the above answers is correct. 7 Of the following statements, indicate which one is correct: a The island storefront has no depth. b A classic storefront is visible from all four sides. c When there are two side storefronts, it is called a drawer storefront. d Display stores have no background and it has a glass facade. 8 The main objective of the storefront is: a Use it as a storage space. b Sell large quantities of store products. c Attract the customer and provoke the desire to purchase. d All of the above answers are correct. 9 The method of evaluating a window display (storefront) will be through: a Surveys. b Sales. c Expenses incurred from assembly. d Observation. 10 A storefront that lacks separating elements between the sales floor and the window display (storefront) space is called: a Frontal. b Open. c Closed. d Island.

1

How should the window display of a store be planned?

a

Monthly

b

Biweekly

c

Annually

d

Quarterly

2

To fulfill its main objective, the storefront must be:

a

Accessible,visible, profitable, dynamic and selective.

b

Accessible, transparent, affordable, dynamic and selective.

c

Accessible, transparent, profitable, dynamic and selective.

d

Accessible,visible, affordable, dynamic and selective.

3

In a window display, zones can be distinguished based on importance and visual flow; how many zones does this classification refer to?

a

Three zones.

b

Six zones.

c

Twelve zones.

d

Nine zones.

4

Choose the correct answer according to the three fundamental principles of Form Theory applied to window dressing:

a

Homogeneous sets: the same design or presentation idea[]window display. Proximity: when similar elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of continuity: when shapes are presented incompletely, they are unconsciously filled in.

b

Homogeneous sets: the same design or presentation idea[]window display. Proximity: when different elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of homogeneity: when shapes are presented incompletely, []are unconsciously filled in.

c

Organized sets: the same design or presentation idea[]the window display. Proximity: when different elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of continuity: when shapes are presented incompletely,[]are unconsciously filled in.

d

Organized sets: the same design or presentation idea []the window display. Proximity: when similar elements are close, they tend to be seen as a unit. The principle of homogeneity: when shapes are presented incompletely,[]are unconsciously filled in.

5

When choosing a specific type of storefront, what factors will we consider?

a

Lighting.

b

Type of merchandise.

c

Signage.

d

None of the above answers is correct.

6

Storefronts, according to their structure, can be:

a

Closed and product-focused.

b

Traditional and price-focused.

c

Closed and open.

d

None of the above answers is correct.

7

Of the following statements, indicate which one is correct:

a

The island storefront has no depth.

b

A classic storefront is visible from all four sides.

c

When there are two side storefronts, it is called a drawer storefront.

d

Display stores have no background and it has a glass facade.

8

The main objective of the storefront is:

a

Use it as a storage space.

b

Sell large quantities of store products.

c

Attract the customer and provoke the desire to purchase.

d

All of the above answers are correct.

9

The method of evaluating a window display (storefront) will be through:

a

Surveys.

b

Sales.

c

Expenses incurred from assembly.

d

Observation.

10

A storefront that lacks separating elements between the sales floor and the window display (storefront) space is called:

a

Frontal.

b

Open.

c

Closed.

d

Island.