The most enduring promotional channel, the least expensive and perhaps the easiest to use, is the definition for:
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PRM 275 Module Four Lesson
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An exchange between two entities that carries meaning, is the definition for:
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advertising
public relations
publicity
communication
The least expensive and easiest to use promotional channel is:
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advertising
sales promotion
personal selling
publicity
Agency standards for employee dress and grooming would be an example of what type of promotion channel?
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public relations
publicity
sales promotion
personal selling
A paid message, delivered via the mass media, and aimed at persuading and influencing individuals, is the definition for:
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public relations
personal selling
sales promotion
advertising
Which ONE of the following is NOT a component of the inverted pyramid for a news release?
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description
body
bridge
lead
How many sentences long is the lead paragraph of a news release?
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four
two
one
three
An inexpensive communication tool for mass distribution are:
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flyers
newspaper advertising
newsletter
brochures
Which of the following is not a type of stationary advertising?
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television
bulletin board
poster
billboard
"Target zero" means:
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10% cost recovery
100% tax supported
0% cost recovery
100% cost recovery
The costs involved in running an activity are called:
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expenditures
revenues
overhead
bills
What is the name for the type of budget that show major purchases for equipment or facilities.
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performance
program
capital
line item
The expense of hiring an instructor to teach water safety classes would be an example of what type of expense?
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program cost
overhead
indirect cost
direct cost
Which ONE of the following would not be considered "earned income?"
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entrance fees
property tax
rental fee
license fee
The following information would be an example of what type of budget Revenues: class fees------- $2,500.00 Expenses payroll ----- $675.00 materials --- $159.00 service contracts --- $255.00 utilities ---- $200.00 rent ---- $1,200.00
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line item
capital
performance
program
The greatest asset of an organization is it's
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A budget that forces an organization to rejustify its expenditures on a year-to-year basis, is the definition for:
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The "Adopt-a-Park" program is an example of what type of alternative resources?
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The attempt by leisure service programmers to answer some basic questions about what they had hoped to do and what they were able to accomplish, is the definition for:
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An event-oriented technique that focuses on the planning, scheduling, and controlling of events in a quantitative manner, is the definition for:
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Which ONE of the following is NOT one of the factors used to determine the actual price of a program?
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variable direct
variable indirect
fixed direct
fixed indirect
The amount charged for a service when compared with prices charged by similar leisure service organizations offering similar services is called:
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demand-oriented
comparable
price penetration
going rate
The management strategy that involves "using only enough effort or investment to obtain the results needed to meet changing market demand while still being consistent with organizational purpose and long-term goals, is the definition for:
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PPBS
TQP
Agile Leisure Programming
JIT
The TQP process is directed towards:
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defining expectations
limiting expectations
exceeding expectations
meeting expectations
Which ONE of the following is NOT a component of the "Social Recreation Curve?"
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first comer
mixers
active recreation
ice breaker
The concept that events and activities have a life span which can be identified, anticipated and managed, is called program:
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evaluation
life cycle
management
planning
A customer evalution given at the end of an activity or event, is which type of evalution?
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formative
summative
assessment
measurement
The most frequently used method of data collection is the:
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case studies
rating scales
checklists
questionnaires
Scores which measure the specific performance achieved or level of skill attained by an individual is called:
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criterion-referenced
skill-referenced
norm-referenced
fitness-based
The Consumer Product Safety Commission's Public Playground Safety Guidelines are an example of which "key concept" of evaluation?
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measurement
formative
standards
assessment