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Telephone Etiquette Quiz

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 43mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What should be included on a phone message?

a)

Date/Time

b)

Message

c)

Your initials

d)

All of the above

2.

True or false: You should answer the phone by the third ring.

a)

true

b)

false

3.

How long should a person be placed on hold?

a)

However long it takes.

b)

no more than 5 minutes

c)

no more than 1 minute

d)

You should never put someone on hold.

4.

Which one is the correct way to greet a caller?

a)

Hi this is Mr. Jones.

b)

Dr. Smith's office, this is Rachel. How may I help you?

c)

Ms. Williams speaking, what do you need?

d)

They are all acceptable.

5.

True or false: It is ok to be rude if the person calling is being rude.

a)

true

b)

false

c)

is this a trick question?

6.

At the end of the call you should:

a)

thank caller

b)

allow the other person to hang up first

c)

ask if there is

d)

all of these

7.

I'm sorry, could you please repeat that? Is a better way than saying...

a)

What do you want?

b)

Huh?

c)

What'd you say?

8.

There are ___ important rules of proper telephone etiquette

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

9.

Why do you need to pick up the call as soon as possible? It is because...

a)

You can be sure that your caller will not be in a good mood.

b)

Your caller is having an impression that you are a lazy person.

c)

Your caller will think that you have good manners.

d)

Your caller might also think that your company is very organised.

10.
What rule of etiquette did Ms. Kate forget to follow in this email? 
a)
She did not include a subject line.
b)
She communicated in an unprofessional way (like slang, "texting language," or ALL CAPS).
c)
She did not sign the email with her name.
d)
She rambled on too long without getting to the point.
11.

Which is NOT an example of good telephone etiquette with your teachers?

a)

Calling or messaging them at any time of the day

b)

Greeting your teacher(s) politely

c)

Keeping your message short and simple

d)

Contacting your teacher(s) only during an agreed time

12.

When you need to write down a caller's message, you will ask this question...

a)

May I know your name, Sir?

b)

Could you give us a callback?

c)

May I know what is the message?

d)

Could you give me your number that can be reached?

13.

All of these statements are true except

a)

Greet your caller with a proper greeting

b)

Make a quick hold if needed

c)

Remember all the detailed messages

d)

End the call professionally

14.

You are having a conversation with your colleague and the phone rings. What do you do?

a)

Get the caller’s phone number and call him / her back.

b)

Tell your colleague to wait.

c)

Answer the phone and put the caller on hold.