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Entr. 2B, U5L1

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to the text, why do most businesses need to engage in sales activities?

a)

To sit back and wait for purchases to roll in

b)

Because it's a legal requirement

c)

To make a profit by getting their offerings into the hands of customers

d)

To provide free samples to customers

2.

What is one method mentioned that businesses use to help convert interested shoppers into customers?

a)

Offering discounts on all products

b)

Using a live help function through chat on their website

c)

Providing free transportation for customers

d)

Broadcasting advertisements on television

3.

What is the role of salespeople in retail clothing stores, as mentioned in the text?

a)

To manage the store inventory

b)

To greet customers and assist with sizing and selections

c)

To design the clothing

d)

To perform accounting tasks

4.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a function of salespeople?

a)

Estimating prices

b)

Answering questions about products and services

c)

Following up on customer inquiries

d)

Manufacturing products

5.

How can salespeople interact with customers?

a)

Only face-to-face

b)

Only over the phone

c)

Only via live chat

d)

Over the phone, via email, and face-to-face

6.

What is the tone of the interactions that salespeople can have with customers?

a)

Always informal

b)

Always formal

c)

Either formal or informal

d)

Neither formal nor informal

7.

What is relationship selling according to the text?

a)

A strategy where sales are made without building a relationship with the customer

b)

A method of selling that prioritizes a strong connection to customers through attention and commitment over time

c)

A technique where salespeople are not assigned to specific customers

d)

A selling approach that focuses on one-time transactions rather than long-term relationships

8.

How do pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer build trust with physicians?

a)

By providing the lowest cost medications

b)

By offering one-time product education sessions

c)

By using a combination of product education and other activities to promote trust over time

d)

By focusing solely on the benefits of their products without building relationships

9.

Why is developing close business relationships an important part of marketing for return customers?

a)

It allows for better customer service.

b)

Customers are more likely to purchase from salespeople they like and find agreeable.

c)

It reduces the cost of marketing.

d)

It increases the number of new customers.

10.

What is the significance of spending time with customers according to the 'Customer Intelligence' section?

a)

It helps salespeople to understand the company's marketing strategies better.

b)

It provides salespeople with insights into what their customers are saying about the company and its offerings.

c)

It is a company policy that all salespeople must follow.

d)

It allows salespeople to take breaks from their company colleagues.

11.

What do effective fleet salespeople report back to their company?

a)

Competitor sales data

b)

Customer feedback and needs related to vehicle sizes, engine performance, and safety features

c)

Information about new automotive technologies

d)

Updates on stock prices and financial markets

12.

What is sales forecasting?

a)

The process of estimating future customer service requirements

b)

The process of estimating future stock prices

c)

The process of estimating future customer revenue

d)

The process of estimating the number of vehicles to manufacture

13.

What is the purpose of sales forecasting for business owners?

a)

To predict the weather conditions for sales activities

b)

To help make smart decisions by predicting future sales

c)

To decide which salesperson to hire

d)

To determine the company's stock prices

14.

On average, how many "cold call" attempts must be made to reach a new customer prospect?

a)

Four

b)

Eight

c)

Ten

d)

Twelve

15.

What is the best time of day to reach a new customer according to the studies mentioned?

a)

Between 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m.

b)

Between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.

c)

Between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.

d)

Between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.

16.

Which day is considered the best to prospect for new customers?

a)

Monday

b)

Wednesday

c)

Thursday

d)

Friday

17.

What percentage of new customers say they would provide sales referrals or introductions to others?

a)

11%

b)

50%

c)

91%

d)

75%

18.

Using email to acquire a new customer is how many times more effective than using Facebook and Twitter?

a)

4 times

b)

40 times

c)

14 times

d)

400 times

19.

What percentage of all jobs in the United States are full-time, sales-related positions?

a)

About 13%

b)

About 30%

c)

Nearly 50%

d)

Over 60%

20.

What does the acronym AIDA represent in the sales process?

a)

Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action

b)

Assessment, Intention, Determination, and Achievement

c)

Acknowledgment, Insight, Development, and Approval

d)

Analysis, Implementation, Delivery, and Adaptation

21.

What is the first stage of the buying process according to the AIDA sales steps?

a)

Interest

b)

Decision

c)

Attention

d)

Action

22.

What does a salesperson's job involve in the first stage of the buying process?

a)

Closing the sale

b)

Capturing the prospect's attention

c)

Offering discounts

d)

Asking for referrals

23.

Where do most new sales interactions start?

a)

With a discussion

b)

With a product demonstration

c)

With a price negotiation

d)

With a contract signing

24.

What might a Harley-Davidson dealer ask the customer to stimulate the conversation?

a)

How long they have been riding motorcycles

b)

What color of motorcycle they prefer

c)

Questions about their lifestyle and how they plan to use the motorcycle

d)

If they are interested in a car instead

25.

What is the next priority for a sales staff at Harley-Davidson after developing the buyer's interest in their offering?

a)

To provide a history of the company

b)

To narrow down options by focusing on the features and benefits of each motorcycle

c)

To create a sense of urgency for the purchase

d)

To take the customer on a series of other activities and techniques

26.

According to the text, what might help a customer create a vision of themselves on a Harley-Davidson bike?

a)

Offering promotions or deals

b)

Watching with satisfaction as other customers drive off

c)

Showing pictures of celebrities who ride Harleys or sharing photos of bikers on their excursions

d)

Talking about the powerful brand that always gets noticed

27.

What can create a sense of urgency for the purchase of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle?

a)

Demonstrating one or more motorcycles

b)

Providing a tour of the showroom

c)

Allowing the customer to take a test drive

d)

Promotions or deals

28.

What is the last stage in the purchasing process described in the text?

a)

Interest

b)

Desire

c)

Action

d)

Satisfaction