Question

market segments
○ the relationship between price and quantity demanded
○ groups of similar consumers within a larger market are known
○ a group of consumers that a business wants to appeal to
○ channel distribution
○ made up of all the businesses involved in completing marketing activities as products move from the producer to consumer
○ relationship between price and quantity supplied
○ individual view of the worth of a product or service
○ final consumers
○ the process by which consumers collect information and choose among alternatives
○ those who buy a product or service for personal use
○ an enduring pattern of emotions and behavior that define an individual

Explanation:

For "Market Segments": This term refers to dividing a broad target market into subsets of consumers with similar needs, characteristics, or behaviors, so the correct matching definition is the group of similar consumers within a larger market that a business targets.
For "Channel Distribution": This refers to the network of businesses or intermediaries involved in moving a product from the manufacturer to the end consumer, so the matching definition is the set of all businesses involved in that process.
For "final consumers": These are the end users who purchase products or services for their own personal use, not for resale or business purposes.

Answer:

Market Segments: Groups of similar consumers within a larger market are known
Channel Distribution: made up of all the businesses involved in completing marketing activities as products move from the producer to consumer
final consumers: those who buy a product or service for personal use