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1.What is the Tipping Point?
successful advertising campaign
A business strategy
The point when something spreads quickly like a virus
A new fashion trend
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2. Which of the following best describes a Connector?
A. A person who influences prices
B. Someone who is highly persuasive
C. Someone who has a wide social network
D. A news reporter
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3. What is the role of a Maven?
A. To start trends by being persuasive
B. To create viral ads
C. To collect and share useful information
D. To sell products
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4. What is the Stickiness Factor?
A. How controversial an idea is
B. How cost-effective a campaign is
C. How memorable and engaging a message is
D. How fast an idea spreads
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5.What does the Hush Puppies example show?
A. Marketing is unpredictable
B. Sales strategies always work
C. The power of Mavens
D. A small group can start a massive trend
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6. What does “The Power of Context” mean?
A. People always act the same way
B. Our actions are mostly based on logic
C. Small environmental changes can influence behavior
D. Media controls public opinion
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7. Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of people in the Law of the Few?
A. Connectors
B. Influencers
C. Mavens
D. Salesmen
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8.According to Gladwell, how does an epidemic start?
A. When everyone agrees on an idea
B. When companies spend a lot on ads
C. When a few people start spreading a powerful message
D. When media publishes a breaking news story
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9. What do Mavens mainly rely on to influence others?
A. Charm and personality
B. Accurate knowledge and willingness to help
C. Fame and social status
D. Aggressive marketing
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10. What is the main takeaway from the New York City crime example in the book?
A. Most crime is caused by economic inequality
B. Strict punishment is the only way to reduce crime
C. Small environmental changes can lead to big behavioral changes
D. Surveillance is necessary for safety
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11. What made the children’s TV show Blue’s Clues a good example of the Stickiness Factor?
A. It had famous guest stars
B. It used flashy animation
C. It was slow-paced, repetitive, and easy to understand
D. It focused on controversial topics
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12. Which factor explains why the same person might act differently in different situations?
A. The Law of the Few
B. The Stickiness Factor
C. The Power of Context
D. The Law of Change
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13. Which of the following BEST describes the role of Salesmen in the tipping point process?
A. They collect and analyze data
B. They spread information across different communities
C. They persuade people to accept ideas or change behavior
D. They create viral ads on social media
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14. What quality does a message need to have to "stick" in people's minds?
A. Simplicity and emotional appeal
B. Humor and surprise
C. Stickiness — being memorable and engaging
D. Scientific proof
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15. What is a key insight from The Tipping Point about social change?
A. Big budgets lead to bigger impact
B. Social change happens randomly
C. Small actions by key people can lead to large-scale changes
D. Only governments can create major change
1.What is the Tipping Point?
successful advertising campaign
A business strategy
The point when something spreads quickly like a virus
A new fashion trend
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