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The Sales Process & Customer Service

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 51mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is it important for businesses to ensure that their employees have good product knowledge?

a)

To provide excellent customer service

b)

To comply with consumer law

c)

To decrease customer engagement

d)

To increase the cost price of products

2.

What is the term for the interactions that take place between a business and its customers during the sales process?

a)

Profit margin

b)

Added value

c)

Product knowledge

d)

Customer engagement

3.

What is the main reason why businesses find it more cost-effective to retain existing customers than to find new ones through advertising?

a)

Advertising is expensive

b)

Existing customers are more loyal

c)

Existing customers are more profitable

d)

Existing customers require less customer service

4.

What is the term for the action that can be used on Facebook or Instagram to show approval quickly?

a)

Follow

b)

Like

c)

Comment

d)

Share

5.

What is the term for the difference between the cost price and selling price?

a)

Profit margin

b)

Break-even point

c)

Gross profit

d)

Net profit

6.

Why is it important for businesses to ensure that their employees have good product knowledge?

a)

To increase the cost price of products

b)

To decrease customer engagement

c)

To comply with consumer law

d)

To provide excellent customer service

7.

What is the term for the interactions that take place between a business and its customers during the sales process?

a)

Customer engagement

b)

Profit margin

c)

Product knowledge

d)

Added value

8.

What is the main reason why businesses find it more cost-effective to retain existing customers than to find new ones through advertising?

a)

Existing customers require less customer service

b)

Existing customers are more profitable

c)

Advertising is expensive

d)

Existing customers are more loyal

9.

What are some factors that contribute to providing good customer service?

a)

Slow delivery

b)

Limited product availability

c)

Knowledgeable and friendly staff

d)

Rude customer service

10.

Why is good customer service important for a business?

a)

It helps in gaining new customers

b)

It increases production costs

c)

It has no impact on sales

d)

It leads to negative brand image

11.

What is after-sales service?

a)

Providing support for customers after a purchase

b)

Selling products at discounted prices

c)

Promoting products before sales

d)

Handling customer complaints before a purchase

12.

How can good customer service differentiate a product from the competition?

a)

By lowering the product quality

b)

By decreasing customer satisfaction

c)

By providing a competitive advantage

d)

By reducing the price

13.

What can good customer service lead to in terms of sales?

a)

Increased sales via repeat purchases

b)

Reduced customer satisfaction

c)

Decreased customer loyalty

d)

No impact on sales

14.

What is one way in which businesses can provide after-sales service?

a)

Limited product knowledge

b)

Slower delivery times

c)

Reducing product availability

d)

Online chat facility with customer service personnel

15.

Why are customers usually happy to pay more for a product or service with good customer service?

a)

It decreases customer satisfaction

b)

It makes them feel valued

c)

It leads to poor product quality

d)

It results in longer delivery times

16.

How can good customer service help a business build a positive brand image?

a)

Customers are dissatisfied with the product quality

b)

Customers receive poor after-sales service

c)

Customers speak negatively about the business

d)

Customers post recommendations online

17.

What is the impact of good customer service on customer retention?

a)

Satisfied customers are less likely to recommend the business

b)

Good customer service has no impact on customer retention

c)

Satisfied customers are more likely to switch to competitors

d)

Satisfied customers are more likely to be retained as customers

18.

Why is good customer service a good way to differentiate a product from the competition?

a)

It leads to decreased sales

b)

It results in higher production costs

c)

It can provide a competitive advantage

d)

It has no impact on product differentiation

19.

Choose an example of good customer service.

a)

Food service assistants stands with their backs to the customer

b)

A food service assistant smiles and greets the customer politely

c)

A food service assistant chews her nails whilst waiting for her customer to make their choice

d)

A chef shouts at a colleague when they make an error with a food order

20.

Identify the benefits of good customer service to the business.

a)

Customers who did not enjoy their experience, will recommend the business to friends

b)

Customers who enjoy their experience, will more likely be become a loyal customer, increasing sales

c)

The business will not expand

d)

The business will get bad reviews

21.
Which is a way to gain customer satisfaction?
a)
Confidence in service
b)
Not dealing with problems
c)
Slow service
d)
Long queues
22.
Which is not a way to provide consistent and reliable service?
a)
Product knowledge
b)
Dealing with problems
c)
Long waiting time
d)
Short waiting time
23.
The staff in the shop are very polite, they are ______________________.
a)
courteous 
b)
efficient
c)
faithful
d)
uncaring
24.
We're doing everything to ____________________ our customers' expectations.
a)
excess
b)
exit
c)
exceed
d)
access
25.

Last year, due to declining standards in customer service, we lost a lot of customers to a

(a)  

26.
Usually it's easier to _________________________ an existing customer than to gain a new one.
a)
stick
b)
keep
c)
hold
d)
leave
27.

For most businesses, the most profitable customers tend to be...

a)

Local customers

b)

Loyal customers

c)

Business customers

d)

New customers

28.
A customer service problem happens when
a)
A customer asks for the manager
b)
serving the customers becomes unprofitable
c)
customer complaint is ignored
d)
customer service does not meet expectations
29.
A key benefit from offering good customer service is
a)
Lower costs
b)
Repeat business
c)
Reduced tax
d)
less customers
30.
Treat others as you’d like to be treated is a good guiding principle behind offering outstanding service or sales through service.
a)
True
b)
False
31.
Why is Great Customer Service Important?
a)
The customer is happy.
b)
You experience less grief from the costumer
c)
Stress levels are down.
d)
All of them
32.
What is After-sales service?
a)
Up selling products
b)
Meeting of customer’s needs after they have purchased a product 
c)
enticing customers to purchase more products from your business
d)
Getting feedback on products/services
33.
Interpersonal skills are valuable to an employer because they include the following:
a)
Hard Skills
b)
Communication & Social Awareness 
c)
Service Breakdown
d)
Psychological Distracters
34.

Which stage of the customer service is demonstrated when an employee provides a customer with detailed information about the product?

a)

Customer engagement

b)

Product knowledge

c)

Response to customer feedback

d)

After-sales service

35.

Which stage of the customer service is being met when an electrical retailer offers a 3-year warranty on all purchases?

a)

Product knowledge

b)

Speed and efficiency of service

c)

Customer engagement

d)

After-sales service

36.

Which two are benefits to a business of providing good customer service?

a)

Customers may increase their spend with the business

b)

Lower prices can be charged

c)

Increased costs

d)

Improved reputation within the marketplace

e)

Increased number of product returns

37.
For most businesses, the most profitable customers tend to be...
a)
Local customers
b)
Loyal customers
c)
Business customers
d)
New Custoemrs
38.
What is After-sales service?
a)
Up selling products
b)
Meeting of customer’s needs after they have purchased a product 
c)
enticing customers to purchase more products from your business
d)
Getting feedback on products/services
39.

The process of meeting customer needs successfully before, during and after a sale is called:

a)

Procurement

b)

Kaizen

c)

Customer service

d)

The sales process

40.

An employee greeting a customer and offering help when required are specific examples of:

a)

The sales process

b)

Post sales service

c)

Customer engagement

d)

Product knowledge

41.

Which of the following is a danger to a business of offering poor customer service?

a)

Increased flexibility with pricing

b)

Increased revenue

c)

Negative word of mouth

d)

Satisfied customers

42.

The process of coordinating people and resources to ensure everything is in the right place at the right time is the role of which department in a business?

a)

Logistics

b)

Procurement

c)

Supply chain management

d)

Purchasing

43.

Comments, praise or criticisms given to a company by its customers

a)

Customer feedback

b)

Post-sales service

c)

Customer engagement

d)

Product knowledge

44.

How well staff know all the features of their products

a)

Product knowledge

b)

After sales service

c)

Market segmentation

d)

Differentiated marketing

45.

Good Customer Service helps to:

a)

Build Your Brand

b)

Create Trust With Your Customers

c)

Reduce Customer Complaints & Minimise Problems

d)

All of the Options

46.

What are some factors that contribute to providing good customer service?

a)

Slow delivery

b)

Limited product availability

c)

Knowledgeable and friendly staff

d)

Rude customer service

47.

Why is good customer service important for a business?

a)

It helps in gaining new customers

b)

It increases production costs

c)

It has no impact on sales

d)

It leads to negative brand image

48.

What is after-sales service?

a)

Providing support for customers after a purchase

b)

Selling products at discounted prices

c)

Promoting products before sales

d)

Handling customer complaints before a purchase

49.

How can good customer service differentiate a product from the competition?

a)

By lowering the product quality

b)

By decreasing customer satisfaction

c)

By providing a competitive advantage

d)

By reducing the price

50.

What can good customer service lead to in terms of sales?

a)

Increased sales via repeat purchases

b)

Reduced customer satisfaction

c)

Decreased customer loyalty

d)

No impact on sales

51.

What is one way in which businesses can provide after-sales service?

a)

Limited product knowledge

b)

Slower delivery times

c)

Reducing product availability

d)

Online chat facility with customer service personnel

52.

Why are customers usually happy to pay more for a product or service with good customer service?

a)

It decreases customer satisfaction

b)

It makes them feel valued

c)

It leads to poor product quality

d)

It results in longer delivery times

53.

How can good customer service help a business build a positive brand image?

a)

Customers are dissatisfied with the product quality

b)

Customers receive poor after-sales service

c)

Customers speak negatively about the business

d)

Customers post recommendations online

54.

What is the impact of good customer service on customer retention?

a)

Satisfied customers are less likely to recommend the business

b)

Good customer service has no impact on customer retention

c)

Satisfied customers are more likely to switch to competitors

d)

Satisfied customers are more likely to be retained as customers

55.

Why is good customer service a good way to differentiate a product from the competition?

a)

It leads to decreased sales

b)

It results in higher production costs

c)

It can provide a competitive advantage

d)

It has no impact on product differentiation

56.

What is e-commerce?

a)

Buying and selling goods and services online

b)

Selling goods and services in person

c)

Selling goods and services through advertisements

d)

Selling goods and services over the telephone

57.

What are the three things required for e-commerce to take place?

a)

A seller, a buyer, and a physical store

b)

A seller, a buyer, and a delivery service

c)

A seller, a buyer, and a network

d)

A seller, a buyer, and a warehouse

58.

What is the difference between selling business-to-business and selling business-to-consumer?

a)

The location of the sales process

b)

The method of payment used

c)

The type of customers targeted

d)

The type of products sold

59.

What is telesales?

a)

Selling goods and services in person

b)

Selling goods and services online

c)

Selling goods and services over the telephone

d)

Selling goods and services through advertisements

60.

What is 'cold calling' in telesales?

a)

Calling potential customers to build a relationship

b)

Calling potential customers to offer discounts

c)

Calling potential customers to provide information

d)

Calling potential customers to make a sale

61.

What is the main advantage of face-to-face selling?

a)

Lower costs for the business

b)

Ability to reach a wider audience

c)

Personalized service and interaction

d)

Faster transaction process

62.

What is the main disadvantage of running a retail shop for selling business-to-consumer?

a)

Higher costs for the business

b)

Inability to showcase products

c)

Limited interaction with customers

d)

Difficulty in reaching potential customers

63.

What is the impact of good customer service on a business?

a)

Limited interaction with customers

b)

Improved reputation and customer loyalty

c)

Increased costs and reduced sales

d)

Decreased customer satisfaction

64.

The move to e-commerce may well increase or decrease the overall level of employment. An existing business switching some of its operations to e-commerce may well find that it needs fewer staff due to the (a)   being used.

65.

The bringing together of buying & selling electronically

(a)  

66.

the contact between the business and the customer

(a)  

67.

sales completed over the phone

(a)  

68.

the advice and help given to a customer after they have bought a product or service

(a)  

69.

There are 3 methods of selling. Which is missing?

E-commerce ~ Face to Face

(a)  

70.

There are 3 methods of selling. Which is missing?

E-commerce ~ Telesales

(a)  

71.

(2021) The concept of ‘quality’ requires a business to:

a)

produce goods that are better than the competition

b)

produce goods that are reasonably priced

c)

provide services that are fit for purpose

d)

provide services that are value for money

72.

(2021) Geoff, a sole trader, owns a second-hand book shop. Despite being well advertised and selling reasonably priced products, the shop has difficulty retaining customers.

Which of the following would help Geoff deal with this problem?

a)

Advertise other second-hand book shops in the area

b)

Close the shop early on weekdays in the school holidays

c)

Improve customer service by being friendly and polite

d)

Offer a free book to new customers who spend over £5

73.

(2021) An assistant serves a customer who has come into the post office to top-up their mobile phone credit.

This is an example of:

a)

after-sales service

b)

e-commerce

c)

face to face selling

d)

telesales

74.

(2020) A customer has ordered an electric shower from a plumbing firm. By law, the plumbing firm must:

a)

charge a lower price than other plumbers

b)

fit the shower without turning the water off

c)

supply a shower that meets current safety standards

d)

use an environmentally friendly supplier

75.

(2020) The concept of ‘quality’ refers to making products:

a)

by hand

b)

of a satisfactory standard

c)

that are better than the leading brand

d)

to the highest possible specification

76.

(2020) A business finds it relatively easy to gain customers but has great difficulty retaining these customers.

Which aspect of the business is most likely to need improving?

a)

After-sales service

b)

E-commerce

c)

Marketing

d)

Procurement

77.

(2019) A customer comes into a travel agency to book a holiday to Australia. An assistant serves the customer. Which of the following is this an example of?

a)

Face to face selling

b)

International branding

c)

Sales promotion

d)

Telesales

78.

(2019) Coconut Life uses e-commerce to sell its range of innovative coconut products.

Which of the following will not improve customer engagement?

a)

Training staff on the benefit of coconuts

b)

Only selling products that have been certified as organic

c)

Sending carefully worded personalised emails to interested customers

d)

Sending text messages to all previous customers about the benefits of coconut oil

79.

(P2018) A store that sells mobile phones wishes to improve the level of customer service it offers to those who come into the store.

Which one of the following will not improve the level of customer service the store offers?

a)

Demonstrating to all staff how to be attentive, polite and helpful

b)

Giving the sales assistants lists detailing the features of each phone

c)

Offering a free phone case with every mobile phone purchased

d)

Training the store manager to deal with technical queries

80.

(S2018) Which one of the following businesses is most likely to use telesales?

a)

A burger van

b)

A petrol station

c)

A school

d)

An insurance company