Sales Internship | Assesments

A Sales Internship provides students or recent graduates with practical, hands-on experience in the sales field. Interns work alongside sales teams to learn essential sales techniques, customer relationship management, and how to close deals in real-world business environments.

What Interns Typically Learn:

Customer Communication:
How to interact with clients via phone, email, or in-person meetings.
Lead Generation & Qualification:
Identifying potential customers and determining their interest and fit.
CRM Tools:
Using Customer Relationship Management platforms (like Salesforce or HubSpot) to track sales activity.
Sales Pitching:
Crafting and delivering persuasive sales pitches tailored to client needs.
Market Research:
Understanding competitors, customer needs, and industry trends.
Sales Reporting:
Monitoring KPIs and preparing weekly or monthly performance reports.

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Sales D1

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What is the main importance of sales in a business?

a) It manages public relations.

b) It increases brand awareness.

c) It provides revenue.

d) It reduces operational costs.

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The concept of "up-front contracts" in sales refers to:

a) A pre-negotiated discount.

b) A legal document.

c) A mutual agreement on the meeting's agenda.

d) A long-term business agreement.

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Which of these is a key skill for a problem-solving salesperson?

a) Ignoring a customer's doubts.

b) Talking fast.

c) Dominating the conversation.

d) Active listening.

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What is a core concept of modern sales?

a) Pushing products on customers.

b) Solving customer problems.

c) Following a rigid script.

d) Maximizing commission.

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What distinguishes a great salesperson from a good one?

a) The ability to make the most sales.

b) The ability to listen more than they talk.

c) The ability to memorize product specs.

d) The ability to argue a point.

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What is the primary purpose of a "discovery call"?

a) To get to know the customer's needs and challenges.

b) To introduce the product's features.

c) To close the sale immediately.

d) To set up a final meeting.

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A salesperson should always be prepared to:

a) Close the deal on the first call.

b) Answer a customer’s objections.

c) Ignore a customer's budget.

d) Sell the most expensive product.

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What is a "sales cadence"?

a) The sequence of sales activities.

b) A type of sales pitch.

c) The rhythm of a salesperson's voice.

d) A monthly sales report.

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A salesperson who is a great "storyteller" is able to:

a) Lie convincingly to a customer.

b) Tell long stories that are boring.

c) Connect emotionally with the customer.

d) Create a fictional sales history.

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10)

Sales is often compared to a consultative process. Why?

a) The salesperson acts as an expert advisor.

b) It requires a formal degree.

c) It is always done in person.

d) It involves a lot of paperwork.

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11)

A salesperson who is empathetic and understands the client's perspective is practicing:

a) Active listening.

b) Transactional sales.

c) Manipulation.

d) Hard selling.

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12)

What is the core principle of value-based selling?

a) Selling at the lowest price.

b) Selling as much as possible.

c) Focusing only on the product features.

d) Justifying the price based on the value delivered.

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13)

The S.M.A.R.T. goal framework for sales stands for:

a) Sales, Marketing, Awareness, Revenue, Target.

b) Successful, Motivated, Ambitious, Realistic, Targeted.

c) Strategic, Marketable, Achievable, Relevant, Team-based.

d) Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound.

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14)

A "cold lead" is a person who has:

a) Expressed a lot of interest in the product.

b) A cold personality.

c) Never heard of the company before.

d) Already purchased from the company.

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15)

Why is it important for salespeople to understand their competition?

a) To understand their own value proposition better.

b) To copy their sales strategy.

c) o set higher prices.

d) To badmouth them to customers.

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16)

The concept of "needs-based selling" focuses on:

a) Selling as many products as possible.

b) Selling what the customer needs, not what they want.

c) Selling only high-priced items.

d) Selling products from a limited inventory.

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17)

A salesperson who builds long-term relationships with clients is demonstrating which core concept of sales?

a) Hard selling.

b) Relationship selling.

c) Transactional selling.

d) Cold calling.

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18)

What is the primary purpose of a sales forecast?

a) To predict future sales revenue.

b) To track past sales performance.

c) To create a list of new clients.

d) To set an annual sales quota.

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19)

The concept of a "challenger sale" involves:

a) Challenging other salespeople to a competition.

b) Directly challenging the customer's decision.

c) Educating the customer and teaching them something new about their business.

d) Pushing the customer to buy

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20)

A salesperson who is a "trusted advisor" provides value by:

a) Giving constant discounts.

b) Avoiding all difficult questions.

c) Only selling to existing customers.

d) Providing expert, unbiased advice.

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21)

A salesperson who understands the client’s industry is demonstrating:

a) A lack of preparation.

b) Market insight.

c) Technical expertise.

d) Product knowledge.

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22)

What is the "sales funnel"?

a) A tool to track sales quotas.

b) A list of all customers.

c) A method for cold calling.

d) A model representing the sales process from prospect to customer

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23)

The concept of "value proposition" in sales refers to:

a) The unique benefits a customer receives.

b) The price of the product.

c) The features of the product.

d) The salesperson's experience.

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24)

What is a key driver of modern sales?

a) Pushy tactics.

b) Customer empowerment.

c) Information asymmetry.

d) Sales quotas.

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25)

The role of a salesperson has evolved from a transaction facilitator to a:

a) Simple order taker.

b) Sales team leader.

c) Product expert

d) Strategic consultant.

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26)

The shift from product-centric to customer-centric sales reflects a focus on:

a) The customer's needs.

b) The product's features.

c) The company's profit margin.

d) The salesperson's commission.

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27)

Which of the following is an example of sales as a problem-solving process?

a) A telemarketer reading from a script.

b) A car dealer selling the most expensive model.

c) A software salesperson recommending a tool that automates a customer's workflow.

d) A retail employee stocking shelves.

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28)

What is a common myth about sales?

a) Salespeople are all extroverts.

b) Sales requires good communication.

c) Sales is about solving problems.

d) Sales is a valuable profession.

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29)

In a modern B2B sales cycle, the salesperson is most likely to act as a:

a) Public relations agent.

b) Simple order taker.

c) Public relations agent.

d) Strategic business partner.

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30)

What is a "sales enablement" tool?

a) A motivational book.

b) A sales team meeting.

c) Software that helps salespeople.

d) A list of potential clients.

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31)

A salesperson who focuses on building trust and rapport is engaging in:

a) Hard selling.

b) Short-term selling.

c) Relationship building.

d) Transactional selling.

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32)

What is the primary goal of a sales professional?

a) To understand and address a customer’s needs.

b) To meet a daily quota.

c) To maximize the sale price.

d) To close every deal.

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33)

Why is sales considered a problem-solving process?

a) It allows salespeople to earn more.

b) It focuses on the product's features.

c) It identifies a need and fulfills it.

d) It gets rid of surplus inventory.

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34)

What is a key characteristic of a great sales professional?

a) Being a know-it-all.

b) Being unresponsive.

c) Being persistent.

d) Being pushy.

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35)

Which term best describes a salesperson who asks insightful questions to uncover a customer's pain points?

a) A product pusher.

b) A solution finder.

c) A deal closer.

d) A script reader.

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36)

What is the main goal of a sales pitch?

a) To highlight every feature of the product.

b) To overwhelm the customer with information.

c) To convince the customer to buy.

d) To demonstrate understanding and propose a solution.

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37)

What does the term "customer journey" mean in sales?

a) The path the salesperson takes to the client.

b) The steps a customer takes from discovery to purchase.

c) The business's internal sales process.

d) The shipping route for a product.

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38)

In sales, what is a "stakeholder"?

a) The customer service representative.

b) Anyone who has a vested interest in the outcome of the sale.

c) A person who holds a product in a store.

d) The salesperson's manager.

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39)

The modern sales professional must be skilled in:

a) Cold-calling exclusively.

b) Selling in person only.

c) Avoiding social media.

d) Using technology and data.

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40)

What is the primary difference between sales and marketing?

a) Sales is short-term, marketing is long-term.

b) Sales is about closing, marketing is about awareness.

c) All of the above.

d) Sales is tactical, marketing is strategic.

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41)

What does the term "customer retention" mean in sales?

a) Preventing existing customers from leaving.

b) Asking for more money from a customer.

c) Gaining new customers.

d) Finding new leads.

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42)

In the context of sales, what does the term "solution selling" primarily refer to?

a) Providing a quick fix.

b) Selling pre-packaged solutions.

c) Customizing a solution for each client.

d) Offering a discount.

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43)

The term "social selling" refers to:

a) Selling to a large group of people.

b) Using social media to find and engage with prospects.

c) Being overly friendly with customers.

d) Selling products at a social gathering.

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44)

What is the difference between a "feature" and a "benefit" in sales?

a) They are the same thing.

b) A feature is an add-on; a benefit is the core product.

c) A feature is for the salesperson; a benefit is for the manager.

d) A feature is what the product does; a benefit is what the user gets.

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Sales D2

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How does marketing primarily support the sales team?

a) By providing qualified leads.

b) By handling the sales presentation.

c) By managing customer relationships.

d) By setting sales prices.

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A brochure or product video is a tool used primarily by which department?

a) Finance.

b) Human Resources.

c) Sales.

d) Marketing.

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A sales team would be interested in leads who have:

a) Filled out a "Request a Demo" form.

b) Downloaded a white paper.

c) Opened an email.

d) Visited the company's website.

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The marketing team's "lead nurturing" process aims to:

a) Get feedback from existing customers.

b) Warm up a lead to make them sales-ready.

c) Sell to a customer immediately.

d) Recruit new salespeople.

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What does the term "Smarketing" refer to?

a) The alignment and integration of sales and marketing teams.

b) The use of social media for marketing.

c) The smart use of marketing tools.

d) A type of direct marketing.

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What is the main objective of marketing?

a) To close a sale.

b) To set sales quotas.

c) To handle customer complaints.

d) To generate leads and create awareness.

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Marketing campaigns often use analytics to measure success, such as:

a) Product return rates.

b) Website conversion rates.

c) Number of sales calls.

d) Salesperson turnover.

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Which is the most important element for a salesperson to receive from marketing?

a) A steady stream of qualified leads.

b) free t-shirt.

c) A list of random names.

d) A big budget.

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What is the primary role of a sales development representative (SDR) or business development representative (BDR)?

a) To qualify and nurture leads.

b) To manage the marketing budget.

c) To manage existing accounts.

d) To close deals.

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10)

How does a "buyer persona" help both sales and marketing?

a) It helps them hire better people.

b) It provides a clear profile of the ideal customer to target.

c) It defines the product's features.

d) It helps with logistics.

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11)

Marketing creates awareness and interest, while sales focuses on conversion and:

a) Production.

b) Research.

c) Logistics.

d) Revenue.

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12)

The process of "lead scoring" helps a company to:

a) Track website traffic.

b) Assign a lead to a salesperson.

c) Rank leads based on their likelihood of converting.

d) Set the price of a product.

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13)

In a modern B2B context, the line between sales and marketing is:

a) Non-existent.

b) Often blurred and overlapping.

c) Only relevant for large companies.

d) Completely distinct and separate.

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14)

What is a "lead magnet"?

a) An offer of valuable content in exchange for a lead's contact information.

b) A tool to track lead information.

c) A magnetic material used in products.

d) A type of sales professional.

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15)

What is a "landing page" in marketing?

a) A customer service page.

b) The company's main website homepage.

c) A sales presentation.

d) A specific page created for a marketing campaign with a CTA

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16)

How does social media act as a bridge between sales and marketing?

a) It's a platform for both to engage with prospects.

b) It's only for sales.

c) It's only for marketing.

d) It has no role in either.

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17)

A lead that has been qualified by a salesperson is called a:

a) Marketing qualified lead.

b) Cold lead.

c) Warm lead.

d) Sales qualified lead.

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18)

A marketing team's effort is considered successful when it generates a lead that is:

a) Ready for sales engagement.

b) Unqualified.

c) In a different industry.

d) Not a good fit.

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19)

Which activity is more focused on building a brand and its reputation?

a) Customer Service.

b) Marketing.

c) Accounting.

d) Sales.

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20)

The primary purpose of a "sales playbook" is to:

a) Provide a script for all sales conversations.

b) Outline marketing strategies.

c) Tell the sales team what to say in a specific situation.

d) Define the product's price.

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21)

Which of the following is an example of a marketing activity?

a) Giving a product demonstration.

b) Making a cold call.

c) Negotiating a price.

d) Running a social media ad campaign.

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22)

The "handoff" from marketing to sales typically happens when:

a) The product is launched.

b) The marketing campaign is over.

c) A new salesperson is hired.

d) A lead becomes a "sales qualified lead" (SQL).

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23)

A key performance indicator (KPI) for a marketing team might be "website traffic," while a KPI for a sales team might be:

a) Number of closed deals.

b) Number of new hires.

c) Number of customer complaints.

d) Number of blog posts.

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24)

What is a key benefit of having a unified sales and marketing strategy?

a) It reduces the product's price.

b) It provides a more consistent customer experience.

c) It eliminates the need for salespeople.

d) It increases the company's operational costs.

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25)

What is the main dependency of sales on marketing?

a) Sales depends on marketing for a budget.

b) Sales depends on marketing for office supplies.

c) Sales depends on marketing for new hires.

d) Sales depends on marketing for lead generation.

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26)

What is a "sales qualified lead" (SQL)?

a) A lead that has been reviewed and accepted by the sales team.

b) A lead that is still in the marketing funnel.

c) A lead that has been rejected.

d) A lead that has not shown any interest.

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27)

What is a key difference between sales and marketing activities?

a) Marketing is reactive, sales is proactive.

b) Marketing is done online, sales is done offline

c) Marketing focuses on the group, sales focuses on the individual

d) They are the same thing.

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28)

What is a "call to action" (CTA)?

a) A marketing slogan.

b) A form of negotiation.

c) A request for a customer to take a specific action.

d) A sales call.

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29)

A "marketing qualified lead" (MQL) is a lead that:

a) Is not a good fit for the product.

b) Is ready to buy immediately.

c) Has already made a purchase.

d) Has shown some interest and meets marketing criteria.

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30)

The sales team should provide feedback to the marketing team about:

a) The quality of the leads they are receiving.

b) The sales team's commission.

c) The marketing team's budget.

d) The number of calls made.

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31)

What is the main reason for a disconnect between sales and marketing teams?

a) Different objectives and communication breakdowns.

b) They have different managers.

c) They work in different buildings.

d) They use different software.

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32)

A salesperson who uses a blog post from their company's marketing team to educate a prospect is a good example of:

a) Dishonesty.

b) Bad sales practice.

c) Lack of knowledge.

d) Sales and marketing alignment.

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33)

What is a key objective of marketing automation software?

a) To track inventory.

b) To automate sales calls.

c) To streamline lead nurturing and email campaigns.

d) To manage customer relationships.

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34)

What is "content marketing"?

a) Creating and distributing valuable content to attract an audience.

b) Selling digital content.

c) Selling a content management system.

d) Marketing with no content.

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35)

A marketing-driven company focuses on:

a) Having a large sales force.

b) Lowering prices.

c) Creating and promoting products that the market wants.

d) Pushing products on customers.

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36)

How do sales and marketing teams collaborate on "account-based marketing" (ABM)?

a) Marketing only focuses on general audiences.

b) They don't collaborate.

c) Marketing targets specific, high-value accounts identified by sales

d) Sales does the marketing.

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37)

What is a "lead" in the context of sales and marketing?

a) A potential customer.

b) A financial report.

c) A sales manager.

d) A finished product.

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38)

A "sales funnel" is a concept that starts with a broad range of leads, which are primarily generated by:

a) The customer support team.

b) The accounting team.

c) The marketing team.

d) The sales team.

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39)

What is "inbound marketing"?

a) A method of reaching out to customers with cold calls.

b) A strategy of buying leads from a list.

c) A strategy for selling in person.

d) A strategy that attracts customers by creating valuable content.

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40)

The difference between a "cold" and "warm" lead is based on:

a) Their age.

b) Their level of interest and engagemen

c) Their location.

d) Their profession.

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41)

What is the main role of a marketing campaign?

a) To get a single sale.

b) To create a consistent brand message.

c) To handle pricing.

d) To manage supply chain

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42)

Which of the following is primarily a sales activity?

a) Conducting market research.

b) Closing a deal.

c) Writing a blog post.

d) Developing a brand logo.

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43)

A lead that is highly engaged with a company's content and has a high lead score is likely:

a) A bad lead.

b) A cold lead.

c) An unqualified lead.

d) A sales-ready lead.

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44)

What is the purpose of an SLA (Service Level Agreement) between sales and marketing?

a) To set a minimum price for products.

b) To manage customer complaints..

c) To outline the sales process.

d) To define their responsibilities and expectations.

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45)

What does the term "customer segmentation" mean in marketing?

a) Selling to a specific customer.

b) Dividing customers into groups based on shared characteristics.

c) Getting customer feedback.

d) Losing a customer.

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Sales D3

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1) A customer who is asking about product warranty is most concerned about:

a) Price

b) Convenience

c) Reliability

d) Prestige

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2) Why should a salesperson ask clarifying questions?

a) To waste time

b) To change the product

c) To confuse the customer

d) To confirm they understood correctly

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3) A customer asking for bulk purchase discounts shows a:

a) Functional need

b) Emotional need

c) Prestige-related need

d) Financial need

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4) A customer asking about installment payment options shows a:

a) Financial need

b) Prestige-related need

c) Emotional need

d) functional need

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5) The ultimate goal of understanding customer needs is to:

a) Avoid objections

b) Close sales quickly

c) Offer tailored solutions and build long-term relationships

d) Sell at the lowest price

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6) Which of the following is NOT a customer need category?

a) Financial

b) Functional

c) Imaginary

d) Emotional

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7) What is the benefit of identifying customer pain points?

a) It reduces sales opportunities

b) It increases product cost

c) It helps to offer tailored solutions

d) It avoids long-term relationships

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8) Which of the following best defines “customer-centric selling”?

a) Selling as many products as possible regardless of needs

b) Using discounts to attract customers

c) Putting the customer’s needs at the center of the sales process

d) Focusing only on closing the deal quickly

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9) What is the benefit of documenting customer needs in a CRM?

a) It reduces sales

b) It ensures personalized follow-ups

c) It increases product cost

d) It avoids customer retention

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10) Which of the following shows empathy towards a customer?

a) “I cannot do anything.”

b) “I understand your concern and will help you find a solution.”

c) “Let’s close the deal quickly.”

d) “That’s not possible, please choose another product.”

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11) Emotional needs are best addressed by:

a) Discounts and price cuts

b) Features and specifications

c) Building trust and emotional connection

d) Ignoring personal concerns

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12) Which of the following is a sign of an unsatisfied customer need?

a) Quick decision

b) Hesitation during conversation

c) Positive feedback

d) Repeat purchase

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13) Asking “What challenges are you facing right now?” is an example of:

a) Closing question

b) Probing question

c) Irrelevant question

d) Leading question

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14) Which of the following is an example of a functional need?

a) Brand image

b) Peer approval

c) Status recognition

d) Faster delivery

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15) Why is it important to summarize customer needs before suggesting a solution?

a) To push for a discount

b) To confirm understanding and build trust

c) To extend the sales call

d) To confuse the customer

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16) What is the first step in understanding customer needs?

a) Offering a discount

b) Presenting the product

c) Closing the deal

d) Asking questions and listening

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17) When a customer compares features of two brands, they are addressing:

a) Product-related needs

b) Prestige-related needs

c) Emotional needs

d) Financial needs

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18) If a customer says, “I’m looking for quality and durability,” what type of need is this?

a) Emotional need

b) Price-related need

c) Product-related need

d) Support need

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19) Which method is best for prioritizing customer needs?

a) . Listening and ranking importance

b) Random selection

c) Ignoring minor needs

d) Reducing all prices

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20) Which need is shown when a customer says, “I want a product that is easy to use”?

a) Convenience need

b) Emotional need

c) Financial need

d) Prestige-related need

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21) Which tool can help salespeople organize and track customer needs?

a) Payment Gateway

b) Product Brochure

c) Discount Coupons

d) CRM Software

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22) What is a key sign of satisfied customer needs?

a) Price complaints

b) Switching brands

c) Repeat purchase and loyalty

d) Negative feedback

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23) Which of the following is NOT an effective probing question?

a) What features are most important to you?”

b) “Do you like our product or not?”

c) “How do you currently solve this issue?”

d) Can you tell me about your challenges?”

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24) Why is it important to rephrase the customer’s needs during the conversation?

a) To extend the conversation unnecessarily

b) To make the customer change their mind

c) To show that you understand them correctly

d) To increase the price

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25) When a customer says, “I want a product that enhances my social status,” the need is:

a) Convenience-related

b) Emotional

c) Prestige-related

d) Functional

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26) Customers comparing product warranties are mainly focusing on:

a) Price

b) Convenience

c) Reliability

d) Prestige

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27) What should a salesperson do after identifying customer needs?

a) Reduce the price

b) Immediately close the deal

c) End the conversation

d) Match the product or service benefits to the customer needs

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28) The best way to handle conflicting needs is to:

a) Find a balanced solution

b) Ignore one need

c) Avoid the customer

d) Reduce product features

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29) If a customer says, “I need a solution that saves time,” what kind of need is this?

a) Price-related need

b) Prestige-related need

c) Convenience-related need

d) Quality-related need

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30) What is the best way to discover a customer’s budget?

a) Offer the cheapest product first

b) Assume based on their appearance

c) Directly ask questions in a polite manner

d) Avoid discussing price until the end

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31) Why is prioritizing customer needs important?

a) To address the most critical needs first

b) To reduce sales opportunities

c) To avoid customer satisfaction

d) To focus on the least important need

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32) What type of questions are most effective in uncovering customer needs?

a) Irrelevant questions

b) Open-ended questions

c) Leading questions

d) Yes/No questions

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33) Which of the following is a prestige-related need?

a) Branded luxury items

b) Low-cost options

c) Faster delivery

d) Reliable after-sales service

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34) Which technique builds trust with customers?

a) Avoiding follow-ups

b) Ignoring objections

c) Honest communication

d) Overpromising

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35) Why is active listening important in sales?

a) It helps close deals faster

b) It reduces the cost of sales

c) It makes the customer feel valued

d) It avoids the need for follow-up

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36) Which of the following helps in confirming customer needs?

a) Offering discounts only

b) Rushing to product demo

c) Summarizing and repeating their words

d) Avoiding further questions

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37) What is the most effective way to overcome price objections?

a) Lowering the price immediately

b) Showing the value and benefits of the product

c) Ignoring the objection

d) Ending the conversation

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38) The best way to confirm customer understanding is by:

a) Closing quickly

b) Offering a discount

c) Avoiding discussion

d) Summarizing their needs back to them

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39) Which factor influences emotional buying the most?

a) Low product price

b) High product availability

c) Warranty and service

d) Brand trust and recognition

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40) Which technique is used to find out the customer’s hidden needs?

a) Upselling

b) Cross-selling

c) Probing questions

d) Giving discounts

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41) When a customer compares different brands for value, they are focusing on:

a) Product performance needs

b) Prestige needs

c) Emotional needs

d) Price-related needs

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42) Building rapport with customers helps in:

a) Avoiding follow-ups

b) Creating trust and better understanding

c) Reducing product cost

d) Closing deals without effort

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43) If a customer is focused on after-sales service, which need are they highlighting?

a) Price-related need

b) Support and reliability need

c) Emotional need

d) Prestige-related need

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44) Which is an example of a financial need?

a) Emotional satisfaction

b) Social recognition

c) Affordable pricing

d) Brand loyalty

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45) Which of the following is an example of an emotional need?

a) Wanting better product durability

b) Wanting recognition from peers

c) Wanting lower prices

d) Needing faster delivery

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Sales D4

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1) A sales lead is:

a) Team leader of sales reps

b) Sales target sheet

c) A potential customer interested in a product/service

d) CRM software

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2) A sales pitch is designed to:

a) Explain company policies

b) Train new hires

c) Persuade customers to buy

d) Announce employee bonuses

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3) Customer retention focuses on:

a) Keeping existing customers satisfied and loyal

b) Selling to employees only

c) Only finding new leads

d) Reducing customer service

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4) Key account management refers to:

a) Managing important customers with large business potential

b) Managing salary accounts of employees

c) Calculating petty cash

d) Handling office bank accounts

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5) Sales KPIs are used to:

a) Record training hours

b) Measure sales team performance

c) Maintain cafeteria records

d) Track employee birthdays

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6) Sales forecasting accuracy depends on:

a) Historical data

b) Sales rep performance

c) All of the above

d) Market trends

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7) Prospecting in sales means:

a) Creating HR policies

b) Filing company audits

c) Identifying potential customers

d) Employee attendance tracking

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8) A sales strategy should align with:

a) Furniture costs

b) Company goals and customer needs

c) Only HR policies

d) Tax filing

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9) Sales forecasting helps management in:

a) Decorating offices

b) Filing staff ID records

c) Planning production and resources

d) Assigning parking slots

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10) Sales funnel conversion rate indicates:

a) Percentage of leads converted into customers

b) Employee attendance ratio

c) HR leave approval rate

d) Product expiry ratio

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11) Which of these is a key step in the sales process?

a) Follow-up

b) Prospecting

c) Closing

d) All of the above

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12) Customer lifetime value (CLV) measures:

a) Annual sales target

b) Product expiry

c) Total revenue a business can expect from one customer

d) Customer’s age

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13) A sales call report is used to:

a) Document details of customer meetings

b) Record employee salary slips

c) Register office furniture

d) File tax returns

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14) Which is a closing technique in sales?

a) All of the above

b) Assumptive close

c) Summary close

d) Trial close

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15) What is consultative selling?

a) Selling without listening to customers

b) Selling at random prices

c) Focusing only on product features

d) Building relationships and solving customer problems

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16) The main objective of sales training is:

a) Improving product knowledge and selling skills

b) Reducing HR workload

c) Cutting office rent

d) Recording employee birthdays

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17) Which type of selling focuses on long-term relationships?

a) Transactional selling

b) Forced selling

c) Relationship selling

d) Retail selling

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18) What is upselling?

a) Offering higher-end or upgraded versions of a product

b) Selling old stock

c) Selling only discounts

d) Selling cheaper alternatives

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19) The main purpose of a sales demo is:

a) To calculate taxes

b) To showcase product features and benefits

c) To recruit employees

d) To train sales reps

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20) Sales funnel analysis helps in:

a) Office maintenance

b) Payroll calculation

c) Identifying bottlenecks in customer journey

d) Tracking employee attendance

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21) Sales closing ratio is calculated as:

a) Number of deals closed ÷ Number of leads × 100

b) Profit ÷ Revenue × 100

c) Leads ÷ Referrals × 100

d) Total sales ÷ Expenses × 100

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22) Sales territory management ensures:

a) Designing marketing posters

b) Allocating office parking slots

c) Proper allocation of customers/regions to sales reps

d) Paying salaries

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23) Value proposition in sales means:

a) Bank loan statement

b) The unique value a product/service offers customers

c) Office rental agreement

d) Employee salary proposal

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24) The purpose of sales reports is:

a) To design training posters

b) To plan office space

c) To calculate employee salaries

d) To monitor and analyze sales performance

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25) The ultimate aim of sales management is:

a) To recruit employees only

b) To cut HR costs

c) To avoid customer service

d) To achieve revenue targets through effective sales planning

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26) Sales enablement tools include:

a) Attendance registers

b) Office rent agreement

c) CRM, analytics, and training platforms

d) Cafeteria bills

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27) What is cross-selling?

a) Selling unrelated items

b) Selling at lower prices

c) Selling in different territories

d) Selling additional related products to a customer

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28) Which factor directly influences sales growth?

a) Customer satisfaction

b) Pricing strategy

c) All of the above

d) Product quality

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29) Sales negotiation requires:

a) Product knowledge

b) Listening skills

c) All of the above

d) Strong communication skills

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30) Cold calling means:

a) Selling products in winter

b) Calling existing clients only

c) Contacting potential customers without prior interaction

d) Asking employees for attendance

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31) Key challenge in sales forecasting is:

a) All of the above

b) Customer behavior change

c) Market uncertainty

d) Data inaccuracy

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32) CRM in sales stands for:

a) Cost Revenue Method

b) Central Resource Model

c) Customer Return Matrix

d) Customer Relationship Management

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33) A sales pipeline helps in:

a) Tracking sales opportunities at different stages

b) Measuring office rent

c) Filing employee leave

d) Calculating payroll

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34) A sales cycle is:

a) A budget file

b) An annual report

c) The entire process from prospecting to closing

d) A marketing poster

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35) Follow-up in sales is important because:

a) It designs logos

b) It manages employee records

c) It reduces costs

d) It increases customer satisfaction and repeat business

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36) A sales incentive is given to:

a) Pay office rent

b) Record attendance

c) Reduce training costs

d) Motivate sales reps for better performance

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37) A sales funnel represents

a) The process of converting leads into customers

b) Training module

c) Employee hierarchy chart

d) Company budget plan

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38) Customer objections in sales should be:

a) Ignored completely

b) Handled with effective solutions and confidence

c) Considered personal attacks

d) Avoided by not meeting customers

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39) Importance of sales ethics is:

a) To reduce employee salaries

b) To increase office expenses

c) To avoid paying taxes

d) To build trust and long-term customer relationships

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40) The "SPIN" selling technique stands fo

a) Situation, Problem, Implication, Need-payoff

b) Strategy, Pricing, Investment, Net worth

c) Sales, Product, Income, Negotiation

d) Support, Planning, Innovation, Networking

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41) Which selling approach focuses on solving customer problems?

a) Push selling

b) Hard selling

c) Solution selling

d) Random selling

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42) Sales quota is:

a) Company registration number

b) Target assigned to a salesperson or team

c) Office space limit

d) Employee leave balance

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43) Which of the following is NOT a sales channel?

a) Social media platforms

b) Retail stores

c) Direct selling

d) Employee attendance system

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44) What is the main purpose of sales forecasting?

a) To manage inventory only

b) To design office space

c) To estimate future sales revenue

d) To calculate employee salaries

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45) Which metric measures the effectiveness of sales efforts?

a) Annual Leave Balance

b) Office Rent

c) Sales Conversion Rate

d) Employee Age

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Sales D5

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1) Which of the following directly connects sales funnel to forecasting?

a) Funnel data provides insights that improve forecast accuracy

b) Funnel reduces product cost while forecasting increases it

c) Funnels and forecasting are unrelated

d) Forecasting removes the need for a sales funnel

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2) Which factor can negatively impact sales forecasting accuracy?

a) Regular reporting

b) Consistent sales processes

c) Market volatility

d) Reliable data

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3) Which of the following is a qualitative method of sales forecasting?

a) Time-series analysis

b) Trend projection

c) Regression analysis

d) Executive opinion

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4) Which of these is an example of external factors affecting sales forecasting?

a) Sales team meetings

b) Internal sales reports

c) Company’s CRM data

d) Government regulations

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5) The purpose of a "lead nurturing strategy" in a funnel is:

a) To reduce marketing costs

b) To keep prospects engaged and guide them towards purchase

c) To shorten the funnel

d) To replace forecasting

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6) Why is historical sales data important for forecasting?

a) It provides patterns and trends to estimate future sales

b) It calculates employee salaries

c) It reduces product cost

d) It predicts competitors’ performance

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7) In the sales funnel, the awareness stage involves:

a) Customers making the final purchase

b) Customers requesting refunds

c) Customers learning about the product for the first time

d) Customers giving referrals

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8) In a sales funnel, what does the top of the funnel typically represent?

a) The forecasting stage

b) The stage of closing deals

c) The initial stage where you attract a large number of leads

d) The stage where most prospects drop out

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9) What is the role of "decision stage" in the sales funnel?

a) Prospects are unaware of the product

b) Prospects are creating content

c) Prospects are evaluating options before purchase

d) Prospects are generating awareness

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10) What is the importance of "pipeline velocity" in sales?

a) It measures how quickly deals move through the sales pipeline

b) It predicts competitor’s sales

c) It reduces product costs

d) It calculates employee bonuses

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11) Which of these tools can help in sales forecasting?

a) CRM software

b) Social media apps only

c) Accounting calculators

d) Video editing tools

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12) Which type of forecasting uses mathematical models?

a) Informal

b) Quantitative

c) Qualitative

d) Intuitive

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13) The sales funnel model ends with which stage?

a) Awareness

b) Interest

c) Action (purchase)

d) Decision

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14) What does the term "sales funnel" represent?

a) The stages a customer goes through before making a purchase

b) The process of hiring sales staff

c) The shape of a company's sales report

d) A tool for analyzing competitors

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15) Which of the following is a common method of sales forecasting?

a) Dream interpretation

b) Trend analysis

c) Customer feedback forms only

d) Astrology

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16) Sales forecasting is especially useful for:

a) Entertainment planning

b) Employee uniforms

c) Event decorations

d) Marketing strategy, budgeting, and staffing decisions

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17) The main advantage of forecasting for supply chain management is:

a) It eliminates the need for marketing

b) It guarantees increased employee satisfaction

c) It reduces the number of leads in the funnel

d) It ensures enough inventory to meet demand

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18) A narrower funnel at the bottom signifies:

a) More customers than leads

b) More leads enter as they progress

c) Unlimited market opportunities

d) Fewer prospects convert to customers

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19) The process of predicting how much a company will sell in the future is called:

a) Sales forecasting

b) Sales training

c) Sales pitching

d) Sales prospecting

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20) Which metric in a sales funnel shows the percentage of prospects moving to the next stage?

a) Conversion rate

b) Forecast deviation

c) Drop-off rate

d) Sales cycle length

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21) Which forecasting method collects input from company executives?

a) Delphi method

b) Time-series analysis

c) Executive opinion

d) Regression analysis

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22) A sales forecast helps management in:

a) Designing logos

b) Reducing employee training

c) Predicting employee attrition

d) Planning production and inventory

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23) The accuracy of forecasting largely depends on:

a) Competitor’s slogans

b) Reliable and updated data

c) Employee’s mood

d) Random guesses

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24) The "conversion rate" in a sales funnel refers to:

a) The amount of profit earned per sale

b) The cost of advertising

c) The number of ads created

d) The percentage of leads that turn into customers

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25) Why do companies use CRM in sales funnel management?

a) To track leads and customer interactions efficiently

b) To design new products

c) To create social media posts

d) To monitor employee attendance

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26) What is the main difference between quantitative and qualitative forecasting?

a) Quantitative is less reliable, qualitative is always accurate

b) Quantitative uses numerical data, qualitative relies on expert opinions

c) Quantitative is based on feelings, qualitative is based on math

d) There is no difference

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27) Which metric helps forecast future sales?

a) Employee satisfaction rate

b) Office expenses

c) Sales pipeline value

d) Number of social media followers

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28) Which of the following is NOT a factor in sales forecasting?

a) Customer preferences

b) Economic conditions

c) Employee’s favorite food

d) Market trends

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29) What is the purpose of sales forecasting?

a) To calculate employee salaries

b) To increase website traffic

c) To predict future revenue and plan resources accordingly

d) to design marketing content

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30) Which of these can disrupt a company’s sales forecast?

a) Strong data collection

b) Unexpected market changes

c) Use of CRM tools

d) Reliable trend analysis

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31) What is the link between sales funnel and forecasting?

a) The sales funnel replaces forecasting entirely

b) The sales funnel helps track prospects, which improves forecasting accuracy

c) They are unrelated concepts

d) Forecasting is only needed when there is no sales funnel

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32) Which stage of the sales funnel focuses on nurturing and qualifying leads?

a) Decision

b) Action

c) Interest

d) Awareness

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33) The bottom of the sales funnel represents:

a) Building a list of prospects

b) Initial outreach

c) Generating brand awareness

d) Closing the sale

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34) Which stage comes after "interest" in most sales funnels?

a) Forecasting

b) Decision

c) Action

d) Awareness

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35) Which factor is MOST important in forecasting for a new product?

a) Customer demand research

b) Office infrastructure

c) Sales team’s dress code

d) Competitor’s employee strength

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36) Which method asks a panel of experts to predict sales?

a) Delphi method

b) Time-series method

c) Trend analysis

d) Regression analysis

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37) A well-defined sales funnel helps businesses:

a) Lower employee wages

b) Reduce customer confusion and increase conversion rates

c) Eliminate marketing expenses

d) Avoid creating forecasts

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38) What is a "sales pipeline"?

a) A visual representation of sales opportunities and stages

b) A customer feedback form

c) A tool to forecast the weather

d) A company’s annual report

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39) A forecast based on sales representatives’ predictions is called:

a) Delphi method

b) Regression analysis

c) Trend projection

d) Sales force composite

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40) Why is accuracy in sales forecasting important?

a) It avoids creating a sales funnel

b) It helps businesses allocate resources effectively

c) It reduces the workload of employees

d) It ensures customer satisfaction

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41) Which forecasting method uses historical data patterns?

a) Delphi method

b) Executive opinion

c) Regression analysis

d) Sales force composite

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42) What is the key benefit of sales forecasting for investors?

a) It eliminates risks

b) It provides assurance of guaranteed profits

c) It reduces market competition

d) It helps assess future growth and company performance

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43) Which of the following is a common method of sales forecasting?

a) Customer feedback forms only

b) Trend analysis

c) Dream interpretation

d) Astrology

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44) A sales funnel helps businesses to:

a) Replace forecasting

b) Understand customer journey and improve conversions

c) Reduce costs of production only

d) Increase employee count

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45) Which metric shows how long a prospect takes to move through the funnel?

a) Sales cycle length

b) Profit margin

c) Forecast accuracy

d) Conversion rate

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46) Inaccurate forecasting can lead to:

a) Higher employee morale

b) Better financial planning

c) Increased brand loyalty

d) Overproduction or underproduction of goods

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Sales D6

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1) What is a key focus of a great sales presentation?

a) Reading from a rigid script.

b) Talking about the salesperson's experience.

c) Overwhelming the customer with features.

d) Connecting with the customer and solving their problem.

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2) which of these is an example of a benefit statement?

a) "This phone has a 5000mAh battery."

b) "This phone is made in 2023."

c) "This phone has a 6.5-inch screen."

d) "This phone lets you use it all day without charging."

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3) What is the danger of ignoring customer needs in a presentation?

a) The salesperson will talk less.

b) The presentation will be too short.

c) The product will stop working.

d) The customer may not see value and lose interest.

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4) What is the role of emotion in a sales presentation?

a) Emotion should replace facts.

b) Emotion makes the message more memorable and persuasive.

c) Emotion is irrelevant; only logic works.

d) Emotion should be avoided.

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5) What is the danger of focusing only on features?

a) Customers may not see how the product helps them.

b) It increases customer trust.

c) Presentations will be shorter.

d) Customers will buy more.

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6) In storytelling, the customer should see themselves as:

a) The narrator.

b) The competitor.

c) The hero of the story.

d) the problem.

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7) A benefit of a smartphone is:

a) It allows you to use it all day without charging.

b) It has a metal frame.

c) It has a large battery.

d) It has 256GB storage.

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8) What is the main difference between a "feature" and a "benefit"?

a) They are the same thing.

b) A feature is what the product is; a benefit is what the customer gets.

c) A feature is an add-on; a benefit is the core product.

d) A feature is for the salesperson; a benefit is for the manager.

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9) What should be the hero of your sales story?

a) The salesperson.

b) The customer.

c) The competitor.

d) The product.

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10) What is a "case study"?

a) A report on a product's features.

b) A fictional story about a customer.

c) A real-life story of how a product solved a customer's problem.

d) A report on a competitor's product.

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11) Why are case studies effective in sales presentations?

a) They avoid customer involvement.

b) They are fictional stories.

c) They show real results achieved by others.

d) They replace the need for benefits.

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12) Which of these is an example of combining features and benefits?

a) This laptop has 16GB RAM."

b) This laptop was made in 2023."

c) "This laptop has 16GB RAM, which means you can run multiple applications smoothly without lag."

d) This laptop is black in color."

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13) Which is an example of using visuals effectively?

a) Using too many animations.

b) Adding long paragraphs of text.

c) Showing a chart of customer savings.

d) Avoiding any images.

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14) Which of these is an example of a feature?

a) "This software will save you 5 hours a week."

b) "This software includes automated reporting."

c) "This software increased a client’s sales by 20%."

d) "This software will help you close more deals."

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15) A logical benefit is:

a) "This software inspires trust."

b) "This software gives you peace of mind."

c) "This software makes you feel confident."

d) "This software reduces errors by 40%."

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16) A benefit is best described as:

a) What the product is.

b) What the product does for the customer.

c) The competitor’s weakness.

d) The technical specifications.

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17) What is the best way to structure a sales story?

a) Script reading.

b) Random facts.

c) Feature – Feature – Feature.

d) Problem – Solution – Result.

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18) What does "painting a picture" mean in sales storytelling?

a) Talking about art.

b) Creating a visual and emotional image of how life will be better with the product.

c) Drawing on a whiteboard.

d) Showing slides.

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19) What is the ultimate goal of a sales presentation?

a) To impress with slides.

b) To educate the competitor.

c) To show the salesperson’s knowledge.

d) To move the customer closer to a buying decision.

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20) What is a key purpose of "storytelling" in sales?

a) To bore the customer with a long story.

b) To create an emotional connection and make the message memorable.

c) To make a sales presentation longer.

d) To give the customer a break.

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21) Which tool can enhance storytelling in presentations?

a) Technical jargon.

b) Reading a manual.

c) Long lists of features.

d) Data and visuals.

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22) A "customer success story" is used to:

a) Show how other customers achieved results with the product.

b) Confuse the prospect.

c) Avoid giving a demo.

d) Replace the need for features.

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23) What is the most effective way to close a sales presentation?

a) End without any clear action.

b) Talk more about competitors.

c) Summarize benefits, tell a success story, and ask for the next step.

d) Add more features.

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24) Which of these is an emotional benefit?

a) "This insurance policy covers $100,000."

b) "This policy has 10 features."

c) "This insurance policy gives you peace of mind."

d) "This policy was launched in 2020."

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25) A feature of a smartphone is:

a) It lets you share photos instantly.

b) It helps you capture memories in high detail.

c) It allows you to video call your family anywhere.

d) It has a 108MP camera.

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26) Which is an example of storytelling with emotion?

a) "We have a large team."

b) Our client was struggling to manage time, but after using our tool, they saved 5 hours daily and finally had dinner with their family again."

c) Our company was founded 10 years ago."

d) Our product has 20 features."

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27) A story in sales should always:

a) Focus only on the product.

b) Be long and detailed.

c) Be about the salesperson’s life.

d) Relate to the customer’s situation.

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28) What is the risk of using too much jargon in a sales presentation?

a) It shows expertise clearly.

b) It makes the presentation exciting.

c) It always impresses the customer.

d) it makes the customer feel excluded or confused.

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29) Which of these is an example of a benefit?

a) "This car has alloy wheels."

b) "This car has 6 airbags."

c) "This car gives you faster acceleration for safer overtaking."

d) "This car has a turbo engine."

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30) A salesperson who says, "Our software has a feature that automates your workflow," is focusing on a:

a) Feature.

b) Story.

c) Benefit.

d) Problem.

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31) Which is a better way to present a product?

a) "Our product helps you understand your customers better, so you can grow sales."

b) "Our product is used by 1000 companies."

c) "Our product was made in 2022."

d) Our product has advanced analytics."

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32) A salesperson who says, "Our software will save you 10 hours a week, so you can focus on more important tasks," is focusing on a:

a) Story.

b) Problem.

c) Benefit.

d) Feature.

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33) What should a salesperson do before presenting?

a) Memorize the script.

b) Focus on the competitor’s weaknesses.

c) Talk about their own background.

d) Understand the customer’s needs.

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34) The main goal of a sales presentation is to:

a) Talk about the salesperson’s skills.

b) Show how the product solves the customer’s problem.

c) Focus on competitors.

d) Impress the customer with features.

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35) Which of these is an example of storytelling in sales?

a) "Here are the technical specifications."

b) "This product has 10 features."

c) "Here is the product manual."

d) "Let me tell you how one of our customers increased sales by 30% after using this product."

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36) What should be avoided in a sales presentation?

a) Overloading slides with text.

b) Overloading slides with text.

c) Listening to customer needs.

d) Using simple and clear language.

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37) In a sales story, who should be the "hero"?

a) The product.

b) The company.

c) The salesperson.

d) The customer.

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38) The purpose of a demo in a sales presentation is:

a) To repeat features.

b) To lengthen the meeting.

c) To avoid answering questions.

d) To show how the product works in real life.

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39) What is the role of visuals in a presentation?

a) To distract the customer.

b) To lengthen the meeting.

c) To replace the need for speaking.

d) To make the presentation more engaging and clear.

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40) Why should sales presentations include both logic and emotion?

a) Because customers decide only on logic.

b) Because customers decide only on emotion.

c) Because customers are influenced by both logic and emotion.

d) Because it makes the presentation longer.

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41) A good sales presentation should be:

a) focused on the salesperson’s achievements.

b) People remember stories more than facts and numbers.

c) Focused on the customer’s needs.

d) Filled with as many features as possible.

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42) Why is storytelling powerful in sales?

a) People remember stories more than facts and numbers.

b) It works only in movies.

c) It replaces the need for benefits.

d) It removes the need for closing techniques.

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43) Which of these is an example of storytelling in sales?

a) "One of our clients reduced costs by 25% after using our service."

b) "Our product has 10 modules."

c) "Our company was founded in 2010."

d) "We have a 24/7 support team."

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44) What is the "call to action" in a sales presentation?

a) Talking about competitors.

b) Showing the product manual.

c) Ending the presentation with a thank you.

d) Asking the customer to make a decision or next step.

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Sales D7

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1) What is the main benefit of offering warranties or guarantees?

a) To build customer confidence and trust.

b) To increase product prices.

c) To make sales complicated.

d) To reduce customer satisfaction.

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2) Why is after-sales training important for customers?

a) To complicate usage.

b) To help them use the product effectively.

c) To discourage loyalty.

d) To reduce trust.

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3) The "upselling" and "cross-selling" strategies are most effective when they are based on:

a) The competitor's strategy.

b) The company's goals.

c) The salesperson's needs.

d) The customer's needs and pain points.

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4) Which of the following is an example of cross-selling?

a) Selling at a discount.

b) Selling a phone case to someone who just bought a phone.

c) Selling a mobile phone to a new customer.

d) Selling a more expensive mobile phone.

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5) Why is it important to keep in touch with customers after a sale?

a) To stop communication.

b) To increase expenses.

c) To maintain long-term relationships.

d) To avoid feedback.

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6) Why is word-of-mouth marketing effective?

a) It reduces trust.

b) Customers trust recommendations from others.

c) It discourages sales.

d) . It increases costs.

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7) What is the primary purpose of "follow-up" after a sale?

a) To make a new sale.

b) To sell a different product.

c) To build a long-term relationship and ensure customer satisfaction.

d) To ask for a referral.

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8) Which of the following improves customer satisfaction the most?

a) Quick response and problem resolution.

b) Increasing prices.

c) Delaying solutions.

d) Ignoring customer issues.

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9) what is the overall objective of follow-up and after-sales service?

a) To avoid communication.

b) To reduce satisfaction.

c) To retain customers and build loyalty.

d) Current Ratio

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10) What is the main objective of providing training or demos after a sale?

a) To delay customer service.

b) To avoid responsibility.

c) To complicate product usage.

d) To increase customer knowledge and satisfaction.

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11) What is the meaning of CRM in sales?

a) Company Resource Management.

b) Customer Revenue Model.

c) Customer Review Mechanism.

d) customer Relationship Management.

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12) What is the purpose of follow-up messages after purchase?

a) To discourage customers.

b) To avoid responsibility.

c) To reduce trust.

d) To show care and maintain communication.

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13) How does CRM help in after-sales service?

a) By tracking customer interactions and history.

b) By ignoring complaints.

c) By avoiding feedback.

d) By reducing service quality.

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14) A customer who repeatedly buys from the same company is called:

a) A loyal customer.

b) A lost customer.

c) A competitor.

d) A new customer.

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15) What is "cross-selling"?

a) Selling a product at a lower price.

b) Selling a more expensive product.

c) Selling a different but related product to an existing customer.

d) Selling a product to a new customer.

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16) What is the purpose of sending thank-you emails after purchase?

a) To ignore the customer.

b) To show appreciation and build goodwill.

c) To end communication.

d) To increase costs.

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17) What is the "customer life cycle"?

a) The entire relationship a customer has with a company.

b) The time it takes for a new product to be launched.

c) The time it takes for a sale to go from lead to closed deal.

d) The time it takes for a sales team to be hired.

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18) Which of the following BEST describes customer retention?

a) Reducing service quality.

b) Increasing product prices.

c) Finding new customers only.

d) Keeping existing customers happy and loyal.

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19) Which factor is MOST important in customer retention?

a) Lack of communication.

b) Good after-sales service.

c) High product prices.

d) Ignoring customers.

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20) What is the role of empathy in after-sales service?

a) . Understanding and relating to customer concerns.

b) Reducing service quality.

c) Ignoring customer issues.

d) Increasing costs.

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21) What does "customer retention" mean in sales?

a) The ability to sell to existing customers.

b) The ability to keep existing customers.

c) The ability to find new customers.

d) The ability to sell to new customers.

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22) Why is "customer satisfaction survey" important?

a) To reduce sales.

b) To collect feedback for improving service.

c) To discourage customers.

d) To avoid communication.

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23) What is an example of poor after-sales service?

a) Providing user manuals.

b) Sending follow-up messages.

c) Offering free support.

d) Ignoring customer complaints.

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24) why are loyal customers valuable to a business?

a) They reduce revenue.

b) They do not recommend products.

c) They complain more often.

d) They are more likely to make repeat purchases.

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25) Which factor plays a major role in building long-term customer relationships?

a) Trust and satisfaction.

b) Reducing service quality.

c) Avoiding communication.

d) Ignoring complaints.

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26) Which of the following is an example of proactive customer service?

a) Waiting for complaints only.

b) Ignoring service requests.

c) Reducing service quality.

d) Reaching out to customers before they face issues.

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27) What is the purpose of referral programs?

a) To reduce trust.

b) To lose existing customers.

c) To encourage customers to bring in new customers.

d) To increase product costs.

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28) What is "upselling"?

a) Selling a product at a lower price.

b) Selling a different product.

c) Selling a more expensive or upgraded version of a product.

d) Selling a product to a new customer.

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29) What is a "customer loyalty program"?

a) A program for employees.

b) A program to attract new customers.

c) A program designed to reward repeat customers.

d) A program for competitors.

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30) Why are guarantees important in sales?

a) They increase complaints.

b) They increase customer trust and reduce risk.

c) they discourage customers.

d) They reduce sales.

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31) Why is feedback important in after-sales service?

a) It reduces trust.

b) It discourages customers.

c) it increases company expenses.

d) It helps improve products and services.

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32) What is the primary purpose of a "follow-up call" after a sale?

a) To sell another product immediately.

b) To ask for payment.

c) To end the relationship with the customer.

d) To ensure customer satisfaction and build trust.

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33) What is an example of upselling?

a) Selling a discounted product.

b) Selling headphones with a laptop.

c) Selling a high-end laptop instead of a basic one.

d) Selling a budget laptop to a student.

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34) Why is personalization important in after-sales communication?

a) It reduces trust.

b) It discourages loyalty.

c) It makes customers feel valued and understood.

d) It increases complaints.

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35) What does "handling complaints effectively" lead to?

a) Losing customers.

b) Strengthened customer relationships.

c) Increased customer dissatisfaction.

d) Decreased loyalty.

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36) What is the role of customer service representatives in after-sales?

a) To increase costs.

b) To handle customer queries and ensure satisfaction.

c) To discourage loyalty.

d) To ignore customers.

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37) Why are customer referrals important?

a) They reduce brand image.

b) They reduce sales.

c) They provide free word-of-mouth marketing.

d) They increase costs.

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38) Which of the following actions helps in building trust with customers?

a) Ignoring customers.

b) Increasing prices unnecessarily.

c) Providing timely support.

d) Offering no communication.

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39) What is the ultimate goal of after-sales service?

a) Immediate profit only.

b) Long-term customer loyalty and satisfaction.

c) Avoiding customer support.

d) Reducing sales.

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40) Why is "customer retention" more cost-effective than "customer acquisition"?

a) They are the same cost.

b) it is more expensive to acquire a new customer than to retain an existing one.

c) It is easier to get new customers.

d) It is more expensive to retain a customer than to acquire a new one

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41) A salesperson who provides excellent "after-sales service" is more likely to get

a) A referral.

b) A new customer.

c) . A bad review.

d) A competitor's customer.

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42) Which of the following is a benefit of excellent after-sales service?

a) Lower brand image.

b) Increased complaints.

c) Higher customer retention and brand loyalty.

d) Reduced sales.

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43) What is the BEST example of excellent after-sales service?

a) Reducing service quality.

b) Providing 24/7 support and resolving issues quickly.

c) Avoiding communication.

d) Ignoring customer emails.

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44) Which of the following is a KEY goal of after-sales service?

a) To avoid customer interaction.

b) To increase complaints.

c) To ensure customer satisfaction and loyalty.

d) To reduce repeat purchases.

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45) Which of the following increases customer loyalty?

a) Reducing quality.

b) Increasing complaints.

c) Providing discounts, rewards, and excellent service.

d) Ignoring feedback.

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