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REVIEW - Test 6 Quizizz 12/16

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Conscious or unconscious gestures and movements that express feelings or intentions

a)

Body Language Cues

b)

Facial expressions

c)

Empathy

d)

Posture

2.

To be successful in handling multiple customers, sales associates need to be

a)

Quick and alert

b)

Hostile and pernicious

c)

Friendly, organized, and patient

d)

Wearing comfortable shoes and carrying a clipboard

3.

If a customer appears on edge, upset, or angry, then you should

a)

Mirror their behavior

b)

Refer them to your supervisor

c)

Show empathy in your replies

d)

Offer them a refund or discount

4.

Which of the following is an example of an Open-ended Question?

a)

“Were you satisfied with your service today?”

b)

“Was there anything we could have done better to improve your experience today?”

c)

“How could we have made your experience more enjoyable today?”

d)

“Was the sales associate helpful today?”

5.

Most body language is usually

a)

Conscious

b)

Subconscious

c)

On purpose

d)

Obvious

6.

An action the retailer provides to address a service failure.

a)

Body language cues

b)

Service Recovery

c)

Product Return

d)

Employee Training

7.

After you’ve helped a second customer on the sales floor, when you return to the first customer you were helping, what should you say? Choose the most appropriate answer.

a)

“Sorry about that! That customer took forever!”

b)

“Thank you for waiting. You were deciding between the copper and stainless steel products. What questions can I answer about the product?”

c)

“Thank you for waiting. Have you made your decision yet?”

d)

“Are you ready for my help now or do you need more time?”

8.

______ is valuable in identifying problems with products, services, facilities, or processes that can be fixed.

a)

Service Recovery

b)

Body Language Cues

c)

Customer Feedback

d)

Weekly Store Inspection

9.

______ is the process of the customer taking previously purchased merchandise back to the retailer to receive a refund, exchange, or store credit

a)

Service Recovery

b)

Product Return

c)

Customer Feedback

d)

Customer Loyalty

10.

When dealing with a product return, if the situation escalates and the customer becomes irate, the first thing to do is to

a)

Call the Police

b)

Tell them to calm down

c)

Offer an additional discount/coupon

d)

Call your manager

11.

Sales Associates should always treat everyone the same:

a)

Numerically

b)

Respectfully

c)

Like Royalty

d)

Insignificantly

12.

___ is the collective group of customers that are served by that retailer or sales associate

a)

Clientele

b)

Referral

c)

Customer

d)

Members

13.

_____ is the term for when a person recommends a store or salesperson based on their positive experiences

a)

Service Recovery

b)

Follow-Up

c)

Referral

d)

Clientele

14.

_____ with customers to let them know you are concerned about their satisfaction and reinforce that it was a good choice to shop at your store.

a)

Referral

b)

Take a survey

c)

Become Facebook friends

d)

Follow up

15.

Which of the following is a customer's body language cue?

a)

A customer rolling his eyes while looking around

b)

A customer asking “Where is the laundry detergent?”

c)

A customer asking her friend for the car keys

d)

A customer saying “I wish you still carried the large bottle of Tide.”

16.

When is it an OK time to temporarily leave one customer in order to go help a second customer?

a)

When the first customer is being difficult

b)

When the first customer is looking at alternate products

c)

When the first customer doesn’t appear to really be likely to buy anything

d)

When the first customer seems likely to make a purchase

17.

When following up with a customer, it is important to

a)

Make the process easy on the employee

b)

Make the process a little unpleasant

c)

Keep it in the store’s best interest

d)

Use a method suited to the customer

18.

When it comes to communication, Which of the following is the biggest factor in how we get our message across to others

a)

Words

b)

Tone

c)

Body language

d)

Texting

19.

Customers who are looking around expectantly may be

a)

Ready to be assisted

b)

Trying to steal

c)

Waiting for a friend

d)

Lost

20.

If a customer walks directly yo an item, this may indicate that he:

a)

Knows what he wants and would probably appreciate quick, efficient service

b)

Just wants to look at the item and has no interest in buying

c)

is in a hurry and doesn't want any attention from you

d)

is looking for the least expensive brand

21.

When customers request any of the service "extras" your store offers:

a)

Tell them they'll have to contact customer service for further information

b)

Make a note of it in the client record system so you can provide more personalized service when those customers return in the future

c)

tell them they'll have to wait until you finish with other customers in your area before you can give them that amount of time

d)

Tell them you will call someone else to take care of them since you are busy

22.

When something goes wrong or a product does not perform as expected, provide the customer with a quick resolution and:

a)

a cup of coffee

b)

Service with a smile

c)

an excuse for the product's failure

d)

give them a new one of the same product

23.

When customers return merchandise, you should:

a)

Make sure they have a good reason for doing so

b)

Treat them with the same respect you would if they were making a purchase

c)

not worry about how you treat them because you don't want them to come back again

d)

send them to the service counter to wait for a customer service representative

24.

If a customer becomes verbally abusive, you should first:

a)

Refund his money immediately

b)

Contact your manager

c)

Tell him he is being abusive

d)

Call Security

25.

Customer complaints should be welcomed because they provide an opportunity to

a)

do something different for a change

b)

get customers back to the store so they'll buy more

c)

learn about problems so improvements can be made

d)

learn who the potential "problem customers" are

26.

When a customer presents you with a problem, you should ask her:

a)

How she would like the situation solved

b)

who is at fault in the situation

c)

if she shops at your store on a regular basis

d)

use your own judgement to solve it

27.

If you find yourself having to resolve a very difficult issue, you may want to:

a)

Ask the customer to come back another time

b)

Tell the customer that he is being unreasonable

c)

Get help from a more senior employee

d)

get creative and just solve the problem

28.

When a customer comes to you with complaints, you need to:

a)

Listen carefully

b)

be patient

c)

get information

d)

all of the above

29.

A person approaches you and tells you of many complaints he has about your department. You should first:

a)

Assume that he is just blowing off steam and ignore his complaints

b)

check into the legitimacy of the complaints

c)

ask for advice from your supervisor on the best way to handle the situation

d)

regard the complaints as accurate and take immediate steps to correct them

30.

If an appliance or computer is being shipped, you might call the customer to be certain it was delivered on time and in good condition and:

a)

that the delivery people were courteous and helpful

b)

if the customer really liked the deal you gave them

c)

if the customer has any friends that might like the item

d)

if they need to buy any additional products

31.

Which of the following would not be an appropriate finishing touch to your service

a)

Call the customer to make sure he is satisfied with his purchase

b)

send a handwritten note thanking the customer for his business

c)

send a postcard thanking the customer for letting you help him select a gift for his wife

d)

give the customer your business card and encourage him to return to the store

32.

Which of the following is an appropriate reason for following up with a customer?

a)

You are curious whether the gift your customer purchased was well received

b)

you want to know why a customer did not make it in for a special sale

c)

You finally located an item the customer asked for a while back

d)

You haven't heard from the customer in a long time and are wondering whether they are shopping somewhere else now

33.

keeping records about customer preferences:

a)

will make customers suspicious of your ability to remember details

b)

requires an expensive computer system

c)

can help you provide more personalized service to returning customers

d)

will help you target market to them

34.

Which of the following statements best describes why a client record system is called a "living" record?

a)

It should be accessible to anyone who wants to read it

b)

You should constantly refer to it and update it with new information

c)

You will spend more time maintaining your record than you do actually serving customers

d)

you keep it as long as the customer remains a customer of the store

35.

Step one: Ask for permission

Step Two: Wait for permission

Step Three: Greet and introduce yourself to the second customer

Step four: Thank the first customer and re-engage the conversation


This is the four-step process for:

a)

Handling Multiple customers on the sales floor

b)

Four-step service recovery

c)

Four steps of converting return into an exchange

d)

four steps of body language

36.

step one: Keep your composure

Step Two: Apologize and thank the customer

Step Three: Listen carefully and investigate the situation

Step Four: Propose solution options


This is the Four-step process for:

a)

Handling multiple customers on the sales floor

b)

The four-step service recovery process

c)

Converting return into an exchange

d)

body language

37.

Step one: Ask Questions and Listen

Step Two: Confirm the Need

Step Three: Offer Recommendations

Step Four: Complete the Sale


This is the Four-Step Process For:

a)

Handling multiple customers on the sales floor

b)

The four-step service recovery process

c)

Four-steps of converting return into an exchange

d)

Body language

38.

Which of the following are elements of body language?


Check all that apply

a)

Face

b)

Eyes

c)

Ears

d)

Posture

e)

Gestures

39.

Which of the following are elements of Body Language?


Check all that apply:

a)

Voice

b)

Movement

c)

race

d)

appearance

e)

touch

40.

Customers should typically be able to find Return policies in all of the following places:


Check all that apply

a)

The Employee Handbook

b)

Printed on the receipt

c)

Posted by the POS

d)

The Company Website

41.

Tracking customer data allows you, the sales associate, to do all of the following to the customer:


Check all that apply

a)

Provide More Personal Service

b)

Prepare Recommendations

c)

Sell their information, such as email addresses, to third party companies for a commission

d)

Keep customers informed about promotions they might be interested in

42.

Feedback is gathered in many ways, including all of the following:


Check all that apply

a)

Inviting customers to participate in a survey

b)

Become Facebook friends so you can see if they mention their purchase

c)

Call, email, text, or send a card to the customer after their purchase

d)

Ask customers for opinions the next time they shop

43.

A Customer Record typically contains the following information:


Check all that apply:

a)

Email address

b)

Social Security Number

c)

Home address

d)

Phone Number

e)

Purchase and browsing history

44.

A Customer Record typically contains the following information:


Check all that apply:

a)

Rewards Account password

b)

Billing information

c)

Brand Preferences

d)

Follow-up activity history

e)

Add-on services such as delivery or installation

45.

Which of the following is NOT a step you should take as part of the service recovery process?

a)

Apologize and thank the customer for bringing the issue to your attention

b)

Listen carefully to the customer’s explanation

c)

Tell the customer they need to do something, such as provide more information

d)

Propose solution options