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2004 District 7 Agricultural Sales Test



Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

A store may sell a product or service.  Which of the following would be considered a service?

a.

Grain consultant

d.

No answers are correct

b.

Credit union

e.

All of these are correct

c.

Lawn care treatments

 

 2. 

The elements of a good advertisement direct a reader’s eyes to move from the top to the bottom of an advertisement.  This is known as:

a.

Design flow

d.

Balance

b.

A focal point

e.

No answers are correct

c.

Product detail

 

 3. 

Which of the following communication skills are important to a sales person?

a.

Listening

d.

All answers are correct

b.

Writing

e.

Listening and writing

c.

Reading

 

 4. 

The first step to take when presenting a product is:

a.

Build a desire for the product

c.

Tell the customer to buy the product

b.

Get the customer’s attention

d.

Develop the customer’s interest

 

 5. 

Why is selling so important?

a.

Selling is not important in marketing.

b.

Selling keeps many people employed.

c.

Selling is where the money is made in the marketing process.

d.

Selling helps move products through the marketing process.

e.

No answers are correct

 

 6. 

There are seven steps to making a scale.  Which of the following is not one of the seven?

a.

A demonstration

b.

Approach

c.

Criticizing the competitors

d.

Identifying a customer’s needs & wants

e.

Overcoming objections

 

 7. 

A “feature-benefit” sales presentation:

a.

Is based on needs and wants of the customer.

b.

Should be used for the “silent-type” customer.

c.

Is what the business wants to move out on special.

d.

All answers are correct.

 

 8. 

“Hi.  You’re looking at one our best chainsaws we carry.  It’s light, easy to use, and very powerful.”  This statement reflects what type of approach?

a.

The service approach

c.

The informal approach

b.

The friendly greeting

d.

The merchandise approach

 

 9. 

Which of the following methods should be used to gauge customers’ needs?

a.

Direct questions and answers

c.

Facial expressions

b.

Listening carefully

d.

All answers are correct

 

 10. 

Which of the following list of methods could be used to handle customers’ complaints?

a.

Sell only non-refundable products

b.

When a customer complains, yell back at them

c.

Tell the customer you did not wait on them when they bought the product

d.

Explain the product warranty

e.

No answers are correct

 

 11. 

An example of suggestive selling is:

a.

Explaining a low-cost service contract after selling a big ticket item.

b.

Asking if the customer has protective gear if they have just purchased a chainsaw

c.

Asking the customer if they want to be signed up for the free drawing in the store.

d.

All answers are correct

e.

Only two answers are correct

 

 12. 

When confronted by a dominating customer, a good sales technique if to:

a.

Try to impress the customer with all the benefits of the product.

b.

Walk away because you can’t win in the situation.

c.

Let the customer do the talking.

d.

No answers are correct.

 

 13. 

Qualifying a prospect involves determining if they meet which important criteria?

a.

Do they have a need for your product or service?

b.

Do they have the authority to make buying decisions for the business?

c.

Do they have the ability to pay for your product or service?

d.

All answers are correct

e.

Only 2 answers are correct

 

 14. 

A cold call is an unannounced visit or phone call made to someone you have identified as a possible customer.

a.

True

b.

False

 

 15. 

The necessary components of print advertising usually includes:

a.

Headline, subhead, logo & business information and coupons

b.

Illustration, logo & business information, and price

c.

Body copy, mailing opportunities, and cost variation

d.

Logo & business information, price, illustration, copy, subhead, and headline

 

 16. 

Newspaper advertising space is sold on which unit of measure?

a.

Number of centimeters

c.

Square inches

e.

All are acceptable

b.

Number of millimeters

d.

Column inches

 

 17. 

A promotional display:

a.

Is designed to promote good will in the community

b.

Used to promote the business as a whole

c.

Promotes a store’s image as part of the community

d.

Draws attention to products, supplies or services for sale.

 

 18. 

When making a telephone presentation, what is the purpose of the opening statement?

a.

To provide product information

b.

To make sure there is a potential customer on the phone

c.

To put the customer in a receptive mood.

d.

To determine how the customer will pay for the product.

 

 19. 

The close of a sale occurs:

a.

At the end of the demonstration.

c.

Any time during the sale

b.

Only if your supervisor is around.

d.

All of the above

 

 20. 

During a sale, if asked a question for which you don’t have an answer, you should:

a.

Pretend you didn’t hear the question.

b.

Admit you don’t know the answer.

c.

Try to evade the question.

d.

Say something, even if it is a vague response.

 

 21. 

To reach a select group of consumers, (specific market segment) which of the following media should be used?

a.

Magazine

c.

Radio

e.

All are acceptable

b.

Newspaper

d.

Trade journal

 

 22. 

If handling several incoming calls at once, it is appropriate to put the first caller on hold, and answer and complete the next call only if it can be handled quickly.

a.

True

b.

False

 

 23. 

Good salespeople realize that customers often display:

a.

Sales resistance

b.

Sales clues

c.

Sales interest

d.

None are correct

 

 24. 

The “All We Can Make” dairy farm has decided to spend $5200 for a new making machine.  If he is taxed 6.5% what will his bill be?

a.

$8580

b.

$5538

c.

$5265

d.

$5564

 

 25. 

Which of the following is an example of market analysis?

a.

Soliciting your competitor for advice on best-selling products.

b.

Advertising a new product in a market area, then waiting to see if people buy it.

c.

Giving out free samples and see how many were issued.

d.

Surveying people in an area seen as a suitable market for a product.

 



 

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