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Product Development, Pricing, and Distribution Quizzes

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Quiz 8: Product Development & Distribution

  1. The ______ step is the process of conducting market research on a potential product when engaging in the Product Development/Design process. EVALUATE

  2. The CYL Yoga Studio is opening soon and needs to set up their product categories. All of the following will be labeled in the goods category EXCEPT: YOGA RETREATS

  3. The Distribution Model represents all of the following EXCEPT: the flow of internationalization

  4. ______ Model considers the logistics of having the right product in terms of the flow of information, innovation, compensation, and transaction costs. Miyazaki’s Distribution Approach

  5. The ______ step is the process of determining the feasibility for a potential product when engaging in the Product

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Key Concepts in Linguistics: A Comprehensive Glossary

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Key Concepts in Linguistics

General Terms

  • Adjectives: Words used typically with nouns to provide more information about the things referred to.
  • Adverbs: Words used typically with verbs to provide more information about actions, states, and events.
  • Antonym: A word opposite in meaning to another.
  • Articles: Words used with nouns to form noun phrases, classifying those "things".
  • Conjunctions: Words used to make connections and indicate relationships between events.
  • Homophony: Having the same sound (different writing).
  • Metonymy: The use of the name of one object or concept for that of another to which it is related.
  • Prepositions: Words used with nouns in phrases, providing information about time, place, and other connections involving actions and things.
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The Impact of Social Networks on Employment and Communication

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Social Networks

are spaces on the internet formed by communities of individuals with interests and activities in common, such as friendship, kinship, work, and that allow contact between them, so they can share content and interact.

No one thought that social networks were going to be a success

Many believed that they were just going to be a fad and would soon disappear. What is even more surprising is that it is now a consolidated universal platform, a highly requested and necessary tool for a brand, company, business, or artist. But it is not only of great help for various sectors, also for any individual who is in them.

Now, networks are already generating employment

but it was never thought that it would ever exist. New jobs were born due to

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Spanish Grammar: Present Continuous, Past Simple, and Future Tense

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Present Continuous

To talk about something that is happening at the moment we talk.

  • I’m studying now (Yo estoy estudiando ahora)
  • I’m it raining? (está lloviendo?)

Past Simple

To speak of a concrete action that began and ended in the past.

  • Tom stayed at home last night. (Tom se quedó en casa anoche.)
  • I didn’t go to the party yesterday. (No fui a la fiesta ayer.)

Future Tense

Going to

Expresses the duration of a past action and does not indicate if it is finished.

Will

Work to raise capital and start my own business

I will study some specialization or the French language.

According to projections, everything seems to indicate that in the coming years tourism will increase slowly.

Present Perfect

When do we use present perfect? ¿Cuándo usamos el presente... Continue reading "Spanish Grammar: Present Continuous, Past Simple, and Future Tense" »

The League of Nations and the Failure of Global Cooperation

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It was the President of the USA Woodrow Wilson the most powerful advocate of the League, since his 14 points intended to serve as the basis for world peace. Point 14 says: “A general association of nations should be formed …to create mutual guarantees of the political independence and territorial integrity of States, large and small equally.”

Organs:

The Assembly (representatives of all Members of the League), The Council, The Secretariat, The Permanent Court of I Justice (the first attempt to create a global forum of justice) and The International Labor Organization

The League tried to establish a New global order: based on Multilateralism and Cooperation, members agreed to work together to maintain peace, to control national armaments... Continue reading "The League of Nations and the Failure of Global Cooperation" »

Air law

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A Minimal pair is a pair of words that vary by only A single sound, usually meaning sounds that may confuse English learners, like The /f/ and /v/ infanandvan, Or the /e/ and /ɪ/ indeskanddisk

Minimal Pairs /ɪ/ and /i:/sit Seat

Minimal Pairs /e/ and /ɪ/desk disk

Minimal Pairs /e/ and /eɪ/wet wait

Minimal Pairs /æ/ and /ʌ/bat but

Minimal Pairs /əʊ/ and /ɔ:/sosaw

Minimal Pairs /ɒ/ and /əʊ/not note

Minimal Pairs /æ/ and /e/bad bed

Minimal Pairs /ɑ:/ and /ɜ:/fast first

Consonant Sounds

Minimal Pairs /b/ and /v/berryvery

Minimal Pairs /b/ and /p/buypie

Minimal Pairs /n/ and /ŋ/thinthing

Minimal Pairs /l/ and /r/alive arrive

Minimal Pairs /ʧ/ and /t/catchcat

Minimal Pairs /s/ and /ʃ/seashe

Minimal Pairs /f/ and /v/fanvan

Minimal Pairs /f/ and /h/

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Understanding Fractions: Meanings, Models, and Applications

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5 Meanings of Fractions

Part-Whole

It goes well beyond shading a region. The circle model is particularly effective in illustrating the part-whole relationship. Focus: How many parts.

Measurement

It involves identifying a length and then using that length as a measurement piece to determine the length of an object. Focus: How much rather than how many parts.

Division

This is often not connected to fractions, which is unfortunate. Consider the idea of sharing $10 with 4 people; each person will receive 1/4 of the money or $2.50.

Operator

Fractions can be used to indicate an operation, as in 4/5 of 20 squares. This situation indicates a fraction of a whole number, and students might be able to use mental math to solve it. Knowing how to represent fractions... Continue reading "Understanding Fractions: Meanings, Models, and Applications" »

Inventory Costing Methods: Financial Impact Analysis

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Inventory Costing Methods: Situational Analysis

For each of the following situations, determine whether FIFO, LIFO, or Weighted Average would apply:

  • FIFO would produce the highest amount of net income in an inflationary environment.
  • FIFO would produce the highest amount of assets in an inflationary environment.
  • FIFO would produce the lowest amount of net income in a deflationary environment.
  • Weighted Average would produce the same unit cost for assets and cost of goods sold in an inflationary environment.
  • LIFO would produce the lowest amount of net income in an inflationary environment.
  • Weighted Average would produce an asset value that was the same regardless of whether the environment was inflationary or deflationary.
  • LIFO would produce the lowest
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Time of useful consciousness

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Request:aquestionwhichpolitelyorofficiallyasksfor Something.

Seek:totrytofindor get Something.

Share: If you share sth with another person, you both have it or enjoy it.

Slender: a Person thin and graceful.

Snobbish: Someone who is too proud of his social status, intelligence or taste.

Socialise: To meet other people socially, for example at parties.

Speed:howfastsomethingmovesorhappens.

Spy: a Person whose job is to find secret information about a country or organization.

Squeaky: If someone has a squeaky voice, he has a high-pitched voice.

Stammer: To speak with difficulty, hesitating, repeating words or sounds, because you Are nervous, for example.

Startle:  to become disconcerted or frightened by a Sudden shock.

Strategy: The plan you use in order

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Common Irregular Verbs in English

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VERB

PARTICIPLE

SIGNIFICADO

BE

BEEN

SER O ESTAR

BECOME

BECOME

BREAK

BROKEN

BRING

BROUGHT

BUILD

BUILT

BURN

BURNT

BUY

BOUGHT

CATCH

CAUGHT

CHOOSE

CHOSEN

COME

COME

COST

COST

CUT

CUT

DO

DONE

DRAW

DRAWN

DREAM

DREAMT

DRINK

DRUNK

DRIVE

DRIVEN

EAT

EATEN

FALL

FALLEN

FEED

FED

FEEL

FELT

FIGHT

FOUGHT

FIND

FOUND

FLY

FLOWN

FORGET

FORGOTTEN

GET

GOT

GIVE

GIVEN

GO

GONE

GROW

GROWN

HAVE

HAD

HEAR

HEARD

HIDE

HIDDEN

HOLD

HELD

HURT

HURT

KEEP

KEPT

KNOW

KNOWN

LEARN

LEARNT

LEAVE

LEFT

LEND

LENT

LET

LET

LOSE

LOST

MAKE

MADE

HACER

MEAN

MEANT

MEET

MET

PAY

PAID

PAGAR

PUT

PUT

READ

READ

LEER

RIDE

RIDDEN

MONTAR

RING

RUNG

RISE

RISEN

RUN

RUN

CORRE

SAY

SAID

DECIR

SEE

SEEN

VER

SELL

SOLD

SEND

SENT

ENVIAR

SET

SET

VENDER

SHAKE

SHAKEN

SHINE

SHONE

SHOOT

SHOT

SHOW

SHOWN

SHUT

SHUT

SING

SUNG

SIT

SAT

SLEEP

SLEPT

SMELL

SMELT

SPEAK

SPOKEN

SPEND

SPENT

STAND

STOOD

STEAL

STOLEN

SWIM

SWUM

TAKE

TAKEN

TEACH

TAUGHT

TELL

TOLD

THINK

THOUGHT

THROW

THROWN

UNDERSTAND

UNDERSTOOD

WAKE

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