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2021 South Central District Ag Sales Test

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In a presentation in a direct sales environment, the salesperson should focus on:

a)

Market information about the future demand

b)

customer testimonials about the product

c)

cold canvassing to discover other customers

d)

benefits of the product for the customer

2.

Which of the following is the best probing question?

a)

"How have you been doing lately?"

b)

"Have you ever used our product before?"

c)

"What has been your experience using our competitor's product in the past?"

d)

"Looks like you have big problems here, huh?"

3.

Disadvantages of a selling career include:

a)

varied activities

b)

working long hours

c)

meeting new people

d)

freedom to use own selling style

4.

When dealing with resistance related to price, the salesperson should:

a)

sell (emphasize) the features of the product

b)

focus on price

c)

apologize for the price

d)

point out the price/quality relationship

5.

What is one of the tactics that may be used when handling customer objections?

a)

ignore the objection

b)

tell the customer he/she is wrong

c)

argue with the customer

d)

restate the objection in your own words

6.

The guidelines for goal setting include all of the following except:

a)

prioritize

b)

set both long-term and short-term goals

c)

set broad goals

d)

have a time frame for achievement of goals

7.

Customers:

a)

are the most important people to any business

b)

do the business a factor when they make inquiries

c)

are the people who make it possible to pay the salesperson's salary

d)

are not an intreruption of the salesperson's work

e)

All of the above

8.

During call phase three, you would do all of the following except

a)

Match benefits to buying motives (needs)

b)

Convert benefits to features

c)

focus on most important needs

d)

Propose a customer action

9.

The salesperson should:

a)

listen to the customer even when argumentative

b)

allow the conversation to wander to other topics

c)

rush the customer into a purchase decision

d)

allow the customer to procrastinate as long as possible

10.

What is one of the best methods for determining customers' needs and wants?

a)

tell the customer what he/she should want

b)

listen to the customer

c)

ask the customer questions

d)

assume you know what the customer wants

e)

B and C

11.

Which of the following is not one of the steps to follow when handling complaints?

a)

After investigations, politely explain what you think happened to cause the problem

b)

Accept responsibility for the problem

c)

determine whether the complaint is real or perceived

d)

be sure the customer is satisfied with the solution

12.

Which of the following is not one of the four phases of the customer-oriented sales call?

a)

recommending a customer action

b)

discovering customer needs and situation

c)

providing customer service after the sale

d)

establishing rapport with the customer

13.

What does the salesperson do while completing the approach of a sale?

a)

puts the customer at ease with a warm, friendly welcome

b)

handles customer's objections

c)

makes a sales presentation

d)

closes the sale

14.

If both demand and supply increased equally for an agricultural product, what would be the results on the quantity of the product sold and the price received?

a)

The same quantity will be sold at the same price

b)

An increased quantity will be sold at a lower price

c)

An increased quantity will be sold at the same price

d)

An increased quantity will be sold at a higher price

15.

A salesperson compensation system that is based upon a percentage of sales is known as:

a)

Straight commission

b)

combination

c)

50% average

d)

straight salary

16.

Which of the following provide customers with specific information about a limited number of related products?

a)

Manuals

b)

Demonstration materials

c)

Business Letters

d)

Product analysis/information sheets

17.

All of the following are steps a customer goes through when deciding to make a purchase except:

a)

identification of who can provide a solution

b)

identification of future problems

c)

Identification of possible solutions

d)

identification of a need or problem

18.

According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, which level of need must be satisfied next, after physiological needs have been met?

a)

esteem

b)

safety and security

c)

self-actualization

d)

none of the above

19.

What is the customer's benefit of having salespeople?

a)

the customer's benefit of having salespeople

b)

the customer gets coerced into buying the product

c)

the customer buys more of the product that he/she originally planned

d)

the customer is an adversary for the salesperson

20.

Which would you not necessarily need to know about the product you are selling?

a)

advantages of the product

b)

who makes the product

c)

safety in use of the product

d)

who first invented the product

21.

When handling customer complaints, the salesperson should first:

a)

make sure the customer is satisfied with the proposed solution

b)

investigate the situation thoroughly

c)

give the customer ample opportunity to disclose feelings

d)

explain to the customer what you think happened

22.

The final step in a sales presentation is:

a)

Approach

b)

handling objections

c)

close

d)

demonstration

23.

If a customer objects to a product based on the fact that the price is higher than other similar products, then this is most likely what type of objection?

a)

hidden objection

b)

invalid objection

c)

valid objection

d)

misunderstanding

24.

What is one of the best methods of determining a customer's needs and wants?

a)

tell the customer what he/she should want

b)

listen to the customer

c)

observe how the customer is dressed

d)

assume you know what the customer wants

25.

Which of the following is one of the three most common types of customers?

a)

want-to-buy-it-all-customers

b)

just looking customers

c)

know-it-all-customers

d)

angry customers

26.

How do you make a good sales presentation?

a)

ask the customer not to interrupt you during your presentation

b)

match product benefits to customer needs

c)

point out the most important benefits last

d)

make sure your customer does not get involved in your presentation

27.

Which of the following is not one of the general strategies for negotiating buyer resistance?

a)

find some point of agreement

b)

validate the problem (determine if it's valid)

c)

encourage the prospect to compare your product to the competition

d)

understand the problem

28.

Which of the following is not a source of product knowledge?

a)

Salesperson's company

b)

university research

c)

consumer reports

d)

salesperson's competitors

29.

Which of the following should occur most directly after the salesperson has discovered the customer's needs?

a)

confirm customer's interest in the specific area of business related to your product

b)

recommend a customer action

c)

close the sale

d)

initiate social conversation

30.

Which of the following is a bad method of handling customers' objections?

a)

listen to the customer's objections

b)

pause before answering objections

c)

argue with the objection

d)

show empathy to the customer

31.

An example of service that is sold to farmer/ranchers includes:

a)

fuel

b)

seed

c)

machinery

d)

insurance

32.

If a prospective customer says, "I can only afford a monthly payment of $100," this statement is most likely an example of:

a)

verbal closing signal

b)

negotiating-the-single-problem close

c)

indirect denial

d)

nonverbal closing signal

33.

Why are sales tickets important?

a)

they are needed for submission with tax forms

b)

they are a permanent record of each transaction

c)

they are the last record of the merchandise sold

d)

because the state government uses them to adjust the families tax burden

e)

all of the above

34.

A closing attempt made at an opportune time during the sales presentation to encourage the customer to reveal readiness or unwillingness to buy is a:

a)

special concession close

b)

direct appeal close

c)

assumption close

d)

trial close

35.

How are sales recorded?

a)

cash register

b)

sales tickets

c)

electronic cash registers

d)

credit card slips

e)

all of the above

36.

According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, before esteem needs can become a priority, this previous level of need must be addressed:

a)

the need for self-fulfillment

b)

the desire to feel worthy in the eyes of others

c)

the desire to be free from danger

d)

the desire for affection, identification with a group, and approval from others

37.

Which of the following is a good way to prevent customer complaints?

a)

make sure the product and warranty is well understood

b)

avoid contact with the customer after the sale is made

c)

shift responsibility to a third party

d)

none of the above

38.

Anything that a customer can feel, see, taste, smell, or measure is a:

a)

satisfaction

b)

tangible benefit

c)

feature

d)

intangible benefit

39.

Which one of the following is one of the ways you can improve your active listening?

a)

try to anticipate what you think the speaker is going to say

b)

take as many notes as possible in order to help you remember what was said

c)

listen primarily for facts rather than feelings

d)

let the speaker know what you think you've heard

40.

Which of the following is not one of the guidelines for closing the sale?

a)

ask for the order more than once

b)

focus on as many features and benefits as possible

c)

display a high degree of confidence

d)

recognize closing dues

41.

The buying and selling process:

a)

relies exclusively on the salesperson

b)

requires the customer to satisfy the needs and wants of the salesperson

c)

begins and ends with the salesperson

d)

works well when there is good communication between the salesperson and the customer

e)

does not require the interest of either party

42.

Of the five types of buyer resistance, the one that is toughest to overcome is:

a)

Product

b)

Need

c)

Time

d)

Source

e)

Price

43.

When putting together a presentation for the controller, do not?

a)

Approach him or her in a businesslike manner

b)

make a direct and fast-paced presentation

c)

Discuss the product in terms of "winning

d)

approach him or her more personally and informally

44.

The source of prospects would probably be:

a)

cold canvassing

b)

networking

c)

referrals

d)

friends and acquaintances

45.

When does a salesperson believe the customer is ready to close based on feedback, which type of closing method is most appropriate?

a)

choice

b)

conditional

c)

summary

d)

assumption

46.

What is the electronic communications system most frequently used by salespeople?

a)

Voice mail

b)

Telephone

c)

Internet

d)

Facsimile

47.

What is the first step a salesperson should take in greeting a customer?

a)

Shake hands

b)

express appreciation for the meeting

c)

introduce himself or herself

d)

address the customer by name

48.

Prospecting is:

a)

prescreening all prospective buyers in a given area based on the willingness or ability to buy

b)

the process of grouping identifiable customers who possess similar needs and desire

c)

classifying customers according to sales volume

d)

the process of identifying potential customers

49.

The average person spends the greatest amount of time:

a)

speaking

b)

listening

c)

writing

d)

reading

50.

What are the two main categories of stock?

a)

Common and preferred

b)

Short and Long

c)

Common and Special

d)

Regular and preferred