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WorksheetsRetail quiz 1
Total questions: 92
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
The retailing process consists of ... (tick all that applies)
Maintenance of store
Customer service
Cashier duties
Cooking of food
A characteristic of a specialty store is...
sells products such as groceries and household items at cheaper prices
sells a specific range of products
sells fast-moving non-food items
sells wide variety of products
Which of the following products you WILL NOT find in a convenience store?
sandwiches
ready-to-eat meals
sport items
magazines
A characteristic of a department store is...
sells products such as groceries and household items at cheaper prices
sells a specific range of products
sells fast-moving non-food items
sells wide variety of products
A characteristic of a supermarket is...
sells products such as groceries and household items at cheaper prices
sells a specific range of products
sells fast-moving non-food items
sells wide variety of products
TANGS is an example of
Specialty store
Hypermarket
Supermarket
Department store
Sheng Siong is an example of
Specialty store
Hypermarket
Supermarket
Department store
Cotton On is an example of
Specialty store
Hypermarket
Supermarket
Department store
Furniture is sold in a
Specialty store
Convenience store
Supermarket
Department store
Retail stores group their merchandise into categories ...
to make customers spend more time finding the products
to help customers find the merchandise easily
to create work for store assistants
to help create signs in the store
True or False// Demographics refers to statistics that describe a population in terms of personal characteristics.
True
False
What is geographic segmentation?
grouping people with similar lifestyles
age
marital status
where people live
Demographic refers to: statistics that describe a population
True
False
Distribution is deciding how:
Much it cost
Physically moving and storing goods
Getting a product setup
selling a product
Describe why good customer service is important
Bad customer service helps to retain customers and will maintain or increase sales
It helps retain and gain customers, which will help maintain or increase sales and ultimately profit.
When shopping online (E-Commerce), how might a business provide good customer service?
Provide FAQs, Contact us and live chat on their E-Commerce website to help answer customer questions
Have a customer service help desk, staff available to assist and staff serving on tills (EPOS) systems
In a electrical shop, if the staff are not knowledgeable how will this impact on the business?
Customers are unlikely to shop with the business as customer service is poor, sales would decrease
Customers would be retained and new customers gained as they are, providing good customer service, this would increasing sales.
In a recession, uncertainty about employment can deter spending. Which of the following is a synonym for “deter?”
Discourage
Enable
Facilitate
Permit
The statement "recessions are a normal part of the business cycle" supports which of the following arguments?
Recessions are especially hard on regular citizens
Recessions are triggered by a drop in spending
Recessions are not permanent
Recessions are less severe than depressions
Which of the following typically rises during a recession?
Unemployment
Average income
Production
Stock prices
Which of the following is likely to be the main factor influencing the location of a small barber shop? Proximity to:
Customers
Labour
Raw materials
Competitors
What would not affect a businesses decision on location?
Proximity to labour
Proximity to customers
Internet access
Proximity to the government
Which of the following would be the least important when locating a new hair salon?
Competition
Customers
Staff
Suppliers
More owners means more disagreements for what type of structure?
Public Limited
Partnerships
Private Limited
Sole Trader
_______________is a legal term for being held accountable
Liability
Assets
Bankruptcy
Claim
Disadvantages for this type of business include: owner pays for everything, hard to get money to start from the bank, owner might lack skills & unlimited liability.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Corporation
Limited liability company
Which of the following statements is true in relation to business aims and objectives?
Aims are specific and objectives are general
Aims and objectives are both general
Aims are general and objectives are specific
Aimsandobjectivesarebothspecific
Which of the following stakeholders is most likely to have profit as an objective?
Owners
Employees
Suppliers
Customers
Which of the following type of objective would an entrepreneur set who is aiming to ensure revenue is greater than total costs?
Personal objective
Profit objective
Social objective
Market share objective
Survival in a business situation means:
Making products cheaper than competitors
Making sure the business continues to operate
Making less profit than last year
Providing good service rather than making profit
All partnerships must be 50 - 50?
True
False
A sole proprietor can be described as
Having a partner
being self-employed
have a boss
having stock options
Cost price is...
how much you pay for something.
how much you sell something for.
The computer game you have asked for is "out of stock" means...
There is no computer game in the shop.
The computer game is outside
The computer game has been ordered
The computer game is unreliable
The delivery fee is ...
the bill you receive from the transport firm
the money you pay for the transport service
the money you pay for the packaging
the receipt you get on delivery
A. Ten bags of lawn fertilizer at $6.50 each
B. Radio for your tractor, $105
C. Lumber repairs, $88
B. $6.43
C. $5.39
B. $3.98
C. $6.43
B. $5.39
C. $3.98
Retailing is composed of all of the business activities that add value to the products and services customers buy. This includes:
Merchandise assortment
packaging
customer service
all of the above
Which of the following choices lists the elements of the distribution channel in the correct order?
Manufacturer, Wholesaler, Retailer, Customer
Wholesaler, Customer, Manufacturer, Retailer
Retailer, Manufacturer, Customer, Wholesaler
Manufacturer, Retailer, Wholesaler, Customer
Ashley Furniture is an example of what type of retailer?
Direct selling
Wholesale club
Specialty store
Convenience store
The terms "multichannel" and "omnichannel" are very similar. Which of them places the focus on creating a seamless customer experience?
Multichannel
Omnichannel
None of the above
A good retailer will try to be
All things to all people
All things to some people
Some things to some people
Some things to all people
Which of the following is an inaccurate description regarding the distribution process?
Manufacturer→ retailer→ wholesaler→ end user
Manufacturer→ end user
Manufacturer→ wholesaler → end user
Manufacturer→ wholesaler→ retailer→ end user
The person who makes quick purchase decisions. These purchases are often fairly inexpensive items and don't have a high importance.
Innovative Customer
Diverse Shopper
Impulse Buyer
Recreational Shopper
Which of the following terms describes retail?
Individually selling products directly to the customer
The sale of products in bulk directly from the manufacturer
Locations where manufacturers distribute and sell their goods
Large self-service grocery stores
Which of the following terms describes wholesale?
Individually selling products directly to the customer
The sale of products in bulk directly from the manufacturer
Locations where manufacturers distribute and sell their goods
Large self-service grocery stores
What is a niche market?
A store which has developed branches offering the same product in different locations
Locations where manufacturers distribute and sell their goods through retailers
An open-air form of retail outlet which often includes multiple sellers gathering in a central location at a designated time
A specialized area of sales targeting a specific group rather than the mass
Which of the following is true of a non-franchised chain?
Are owned and operated by an individual owner rather than the company
Are owned by the company and run by a manager hired by the parent company
Generate more profit than franchise chains
Explain how a mall in one state has many of the same stores and products as a mall in another state
Which of the following is NOT an example of distance retailing?
Websites
Infomercials
Catalogs
Door-to-door retailing
Which of the following is an example of party retailing?
Mary-Kay Cosmetics®
Wal-Mart®
Target®
Miss Me Jeans®
Which of the following is NOT an example of street markets?
Online retailers
Farmer’s markets
Flea markets
Trade days
Which of the following is an example of an accessory store?
An auto parts store
A shoe store
An electronics store
A bridal alterations store
Which of the following retail outlets often sells in bulk?
Supermarkets
Department stores
Warehouse clubs
Chain stores
Which of the following is an example of a distance retailer which does NOT have a physical location?
Kohl’s.com
Amazon.com
Wal-Mart.com
Target.com
Sale of products in bulk directly from the manufacturer; often to retailers who then re-sell the product to the customer.
Franchise
Retail Outlet
Wholesale
Street Market
An open-air form of retail outlet which often includes multiple sellers gathering in a central location at a designated time.
Retail Outlet
Street Market
Supermarket
Wholesale
Locations where manufacturers distribute and sell their goods through retailers.
Street Market
Franchise
Retail Outlet
Department Store
Large stores offering a variety of goods; often broken into departments with separate managers.
Supermarket
Retail Outlet
Department store
Street Market
Store which has developed branches offering the same product in different locations.
Niche Market
Retail
Franchise
Chain
Large self-service grocery stores. → Supermarket
True
False
To grant authorization for a designated person or location to sell a company's products. → Wholesale
True
False
Individually selling products directly to the customer. → Retail Outlet
True
False
Specialized area of sales targeting a specific group rather than the mass. → Niche Market
True
False
The first thing that a sales staff can do to make any person at ease is by
smiling
shaking hands
standing upright
greeting with self-introduction
Which one of the following is NOT an element of good greeting?
Immediate recognition.
Avoid “May I help you?”.
Look away from customer.
Make greeting warm and sincere.
An example of a want is
rice
handphone
education
drinking water
Open questions asks by the salesperson allow the customers to
gain a better deal.
take control of the conversation.
make the buying process quicker but less pleasant.
share more information to reduce misunderstanding.
Sales staff are important to retailers because they
decide on discounts to be given to loyal customers.
maintain the warehouse inventory records.
assist to retain customers by giving excellent customer service.
help customers to retrieve products from the stockroom.
