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Business English: Marketing and Sales Quiz Answers

Week 01 Quiz Answers

Practice Quiz Answers

Q1. TRUE or FALSE: When brainstorming, it is important to allow for criticism to get rid of the bad ideas early on.

• False.
• True.

Q2. Is it important for a brainstorming session to have parameters?

• No, it is better to have no parameters, so that the conversation can flow freely in any direction.
• Yes, it is important to have parameters to focus the conversation on the problem the brainstorm is supposed to solve or the criteria the idea needs to meet.

Q3. Why is it important to have diversity in your brainstorming group (gender, age, race, functional area, socioeconomic, years of experience)?

Q4. According to recent research, which brainstorming model generates the highest number of ideas as well as ideas of better qualit

• The Hybrid Model, which incorporates individual brainstorming prior to the group brainstorming session.
• The Traditional Model, which brings everyone together to start the brainstorming session as one group.

Q5. Which tools do you think are effective to use in a brainstorming session? Check all that apply.

• White Board
• Online collaboration or brainstorming tools
• Flip chart
• Notes on a note pad.

Q6. What are the three benefits to virtual brainstorming mentioned in “Why Brainstorming Works Better Online”?

• Online brainstorming eliminates blocking (or where other more dominant people take over the conversation). Online, the interaction is more democratic.
• Online brainstorming allows people to surf the internet during the brainstorm, keeping them at their computer longer.
• Online brainstorming allows for anonymity, which makes people feel more comfortable about expressing opinions and ideas without fear of criticism.
• Depending on how it is designed, online brainstorming increases the diversity of ideas during the idea generation stage. In face-to-face brainstorming, we are exposed to others’ ideas which limit our own thoughts.

Practice Quiz Answers

Q1. What phrases work best to keep your problem statement or objective in focus during a brainstorming session? Check all that apply.

• The objective of this meeting is to
• Today we’ll explore the possibility of
• I want to talk to you about my sub ideas that have come from this problem.

Q2. What are some tips to use when getting the quieter group members to speak up during a brainstorming session

Q3.What does a “diver” do during a brainstorming session?

• Divers are the ones who shut down ideas before even letting them be explored.
• Divers want to go way too deep into the topic and solve all problems at once.
• Divers remain withdrawn and quiet because they are frustrated and won’t contribute their ideas.

Q4. Do you think a “Ticket to talk” would work in your office? Why or why not?

Q5. True or False? The best way to close a brainstorming session is leave everything as is and let it rest for a while with no follow-up.

• true
• false

Practice Quiz Answers

Q1. Examples of negative roles in groups include (check all that apply):

• Withdrawing from the conversation
• Taking notes
• Criticizing others
• Seeking information

Talking too much

Q2. Examples of positive roles in groups include (check all that apply):

• Initiating conversation
• Clowning
• Disagreeing frequently
• Finding opportunities for compromise

Seeking to resolve conflict

Q3. No one is perfect; we all make mistakes.

Which of the following negative roles might you have taken on in past group discussions (clowning, blocking, dominating, withdrawing)? Have you noticed when it occurs and what causes you to take on that negative role?

Q4. Give yourself a chance to shine! From the list below, identify the two strongest roles you play in group dynamics, and explain how your actions have helped move the group discussion forward.

Task-based Roles	Maintenance Roles
seeking or giving information	encouraging participation
energizing the team	finding opportunities for compromise
taking notes and sharing that with others	seeking harmony during conflict
expanding on what others have said	shifting focus from dominators
initiating conversation	ensuring others understand
offering new ideas

Q5. According to “How Group Dynamics Affect Decisions” what is meant by group polarization?

• A person with a different opinion than the group is encouraged to change his or her mind.
• Individuals who generally agree with each other become more extreme in their positions.
• Individuals who have differing opinions may not speak up if they do not see others disagreeing.
• Individuals may not challenge a superior’s opinion.

Practice Quiz Answers

Q1 .Why would a decision tree, a SWOT analysis, or infographic be helpful to use after a brainstorming session is complete?

Q2. What are “what if” questions that would help move a group along to the next phase of a decision making process? Check all that apply.

• What if we went with this idea?
• What would happen if..?
• How would it affect our customers if..?

Q3. What are three ways to analyze a solution?

• feasability
• responsibility
• comparability
• acceptability
• desirability

Q4. What phrases work to politely disagree with someone?

Q5. Why after making a decision is it important to determine what actions need to be taken immediately and what actions can be taken at a later date?

Week 02 Quiz Answers

Practice Quiz Answers

Q1. What is the biggest problem with the following survey question?

What is your age?

• 0-10
• 10-20
• 20-30
• 30-40
• 40-50
• 50-60
• 60+

• An infant would not be able to read, never mind answer, the survey.
• The age ranges are too small.
• The answers overlap. In other words, if a person is 20 years old, he or she would not know whether to answer “10-20” or “20-30”.

Q2. What is the biggest problem for the following survey question?

This weekend, how likely are you to go to dinner and a movie?

• It doesn’t specify which movie.
• It limits the response only to this weekend.
• It asks more than one question at a time. If I am likely to go to a movie, but not likely to go to dinner, how should I answer the question?

Q3. What is the biggest problem with the following survey question?

Should concerned parents use infant car seats?*

*Question from P, R. (2015). 5 Common Survey Question Mistakes That’ll Ruin Your Data | SurveyMonkey Blog. Retrieved February 02, 2016, from https://www.surveymonkey.com/blog/2015/02/11/5-common-survey-mistakes-ruin-your-data/

• It is a leading question. It pushes for a positive response.
• It is unclear whether the parents are supposed to sit in the infant car seat or the baby.

Q4. What is the BEST correction to the following survey question?

What is your religion?

1. Catholic
2. Christian
3. Jewish
4. Muslim

• What is your religion?

1. Catholic
2. Christian
3. Jewish
4. Muslim
5. Other

• What is your religion?

1. Christian
2. Jewish
3. Muslim
4. Other
5. None of the above

• What is your religion?

1. Catholic
2. Lutheran
3. Episcopalian
4. Jewish
5. Other

Q5. In the reading “Writing Survey Questions: A Useful Blog Post”, mistake #6 recommends setting distinct equi-distant points on a scale. What does this mean?

Practice Quiz

Q1. In the instructional video, we mentioned that charts are used to “reduce cognitive load.”

In your own words, what does that mean to you? How do charts reduce cognitive load for you?

Q2. We usually use a table to show…

• …exact values.
• …parts of a whole.
• …comparisons.
• …changes over time.

Q3. TRUE or FALSE: We can use bar charts or line graphs to show comparisons or changes over time.

• True.
• False

Q. Which image – the top or the bottom one – is a more accurate representation of A = 1 and B = 3?

Images by Smallman12q – Own work, CC0

• The top image.
• The bottom image.

Practice Quiz

Q1. What does each slice on a pie chart represent?

• A question
• A piece or fraction of the whole

Q2. Fill in the blank. Before information is put into a bar graph, it is usually completed in a ____________first.

Q3. If I were testing a new antibiotic and wanted to know the effects of it, which part of the experiment would be the independent variable?

• the antibiotic
• the effects of the antibiotic

Practice Quiz

Q1. When presenting a chart, where is the best place to start explaining the data? Check the three best answers.

• Showing your audience the legend
• Reading the title
• Starting with the question, “What causes you the greatest concern?”
• Showing what the x and y axes represent

Q2. Why would you NOT want to read every number on a chart or graph during a presentation?

Q3. What works best to use a pointers during a presentation? Check all that apply.

• a laser pointer
• a stick
• your necklace
• a computer mouse
• your finger

Q4. How would you best round off or estimate the number 2,566,871?

• Two million, five hundred and sixty six thousand, eight hundred seventy one
• Over two and a half million
• Under two hundred thousand

Q5. Why is it important to use words and phrases familiar to your audience?

Q6. In the reading from Perceptual Edge on examples of good and bad chart design, was it helpful for you to see both the original and improved examples? Why?

Week 03 Quiz Answers

Practice Quiz

Q1. What are the two rules Andrea suggested that you keep in mind when developing slides for a presentation? (Check two.)

• Good design is invisible.
• Plenty of variety on a slide (font, color, images, transitions) helps keep the audience interested.
• Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.
• Your slides are the star of the show.

Q2. What is a visual sentence?

• A visual sentence takes text and converts it to a graphical representation of the message.
• A visual sentence is a slide with unrelated images.
• A visual sentence is a slide that has both sentences and pictures on it.

Q3. Why do audiences appreciate consistency in slides?

Q4. From the article, “It’s All Gooood” about Google’s redesign, how do you think they came to decisions about what to keep and what to change?

Practice Quiz

Q1. True or false? “Texting” language such as U-R-gr8 also works well for social media marketing.

• true
• false

Q2. What are good examples of “calls for action”? Check all that apply.

• click on a link
• download a survey
• re-post this tweet
• read an article

Q3. Which sentence is written in the active voice?

• At the office, lunch was eaten by Harry.
• The article was read by the customers.
• Sue changed the design on the website.

Q4. Why should you write several drafts to help make your social media marketing concise?

Q5. From the reading from Cubicle Ninja that showed excellent Powerpoint examples, how many words per slide does it suggest to use?

• 3
• 4
• 12
• 6

Practice Quiz

Q1. Why do customers expect your branding to tell a story?

True or False? You should always use humor in your marketing.

• true
• false

Q3. Write a slogan for this picture using alliteration.

Q4. Which of the following rhymes is most effective? Why?

A. Don’t let your Frigidaire get bare.

B. If you’re lucky you’ll find the key, to these chains binding up and tightening around me.

C. It’s not the minutes, it’s the miles.

Week 04 Quiz Answers

Practice Quiz

Q1. John and Linda are sitting in a romantic Italian restaurant, finishing up a delicious meal. They ask the waiter for their check, and he brings it, along with two small, complimentary glasses of liqueur to enjoy as they finish their dessert.

What principle of persuasion is being employed by the waiter? (Keep in mind, in the United States, a tip is offered when one pays the check.)

• Authority
• Scarcity
• Reciprocity
• Liking
• Social Proof
• Consistency

Q2. Richard is going to the Department of Motor Vehicles to get his driver’s license renewed. As he enters the building, he approaches the desk where two women are sitting. One woman has a long line in front of her; the other has her head down and she is reading some paperwork. Richard goes to stand in the long line.

Suddenly, a new person arrives and goes directly to the woman who is reading the paperwork. She looks up and starts helping the new person. A person steps out of the long line and stands behind the new person. Then another moves over. Richard decides to do the same; it is a shorter line, after all. Soon both lines are of equal length.

What principle is influencing Richard (and others)?

• Consistency
• Liking
• Social proof
• Authority
• Reciprocity
• Scarcity

Q3. This is an example of which principle of influence?

• Authority
• Scarcity
• Reciprocity
• Consistency
• Social Proof
• Liking

Q4. Which uses the principle of Social Proof?

• Shopify, an online shopping platform, helps users create an e-commerce environment for their customers, using design, marketing, and technical experts.

• Spotify, an online music streaming service, offers a 30-day free trial.
• Kickstarter, a crowd-funding app, lists projects that you can choose to help fund.

Practice Quiz

Q1. What were the findings of the Xerox copy machine study?

Q2. Change this sentence so that it gives reasons.

I am on time for meetings. I feel responsible.

Q3. Which sentence uses because correctly? Check all that apply.

• Because she was late for work, her boss had a discussion with her.
• I want to exercise because it relieves stress.
• It’s not my turn to vacuum because sweep the floor.

Practice Quiz

Q1. What sales tactic would work to show Cialdini’s principle of reciprocity?

• Give a free trial of your product
• Have customers provide email addresses.
• Allow customers to take a survey.

Q2. What would happen if I constantly told my customers they were classy and elegant people?

Q3. What is something you can ask customers to do to show commitment? Check all that apply.

• Commit to something publicly.
• Offer a free sample.
• Subscribe for your newsletter.
• Have them provide their email.
• Say yes to small things first.

“Q4. Customers who bought this also bought this” is an example of which one of Cialdini’s Principles of Persuasion?

Q5. What are tips used in social media marketing that will help your customers like you? Check all that apply.

• Email your customer a birthday card.
• Have a weekly spotlight on a customer who is wearing your product.
• Spotlight one of your Facebook customer “friends”
• Laugh or tease your customers about a mistake they have made.
• Design jokes on your website that shows your humor is similar to theirs.

Q6. What are some titles you could give your customer service representatives to show the principle of authority?

Q7. True or false? If you are honest about it, sales and clearances are a good way to promote scarcity.

• true
• false

Week 04 Quiz Answers

Practice QUiz

Q1. What are some effective techniques for creating an interesting introduction, according to Andrea’s instructional video? (Check all that apply.)

• Historical Background of your topic
• Storytelling
• Quote
• What-if Scenarios
• Rhetorical Questions

Q2. In preparing for your presentation, you need to consider…. (Check all that apply.)

• Audience
• Purpose
• Email
• Context

Q3. Why are transition words helpful in presentations (e.g. for instance, in addition, as a result, in conclusion)?

Q4. A good organizational pattern for structuring a presentation is:

1. Attention-getting introduction
2. ???
3. Key points
4. Powerful close

What is missing from this structure?

• Benefits to the audience
• A question-and-answer session
• A long, detailed explanation of important vocabulary
• A story

Q5. What are some new strategies YOU will incorporate into your next presentation?

Practice Quiz

Q1. What is the first step in preparing for a consultative sales presentation?

• Identify timeline and budget available.
• Do research to learn about the client and the company.
• Ask questions to understand what the client is telling you.

Q2. Why is the getting-to-know-you portion of the presentation so important?

Q3. What strategies can you use to ensure you are getting accurate information? (Check all that apply.)

• Encourage them to keep talking
• Ask questions
• Paraphrase
• Take notes

Practice Quiz

Q1. Which of the following is NOT a good sales script tip?

• Call those you are presenting to by name.
• Get to know your audience.
• Don’t worry about researching ahead of time, you can wing it.
• Use direct language.

Q2. What is a phrase to use to show your sales prospect how your product benefits them?

Q3. True or False? Good salesman plan ahead for both yes and no answers from their prospects.

• true
• false

Q4. List 3 buying signals to help sells know to “close the deal”.

Practice QUiz

Q1. What is an elevator pitch

Q2. What is the first step in writing an impromptu speech or an elevator pitch?

• write your speech
• anticipate the situation
• practice speaking naturally
• record your speech on your phone

Q3. True or False? To keep a natural tone in your speech focus on your accomplishments, not on your motivations.

• true
• false

Q4. Look at these sentences. Which one is in the correct order to show the PREP speech pattern? (point, reason, example, point)

• My company, Sew Savvy, meets your stitching needs because you send us your ripped clothes, we mend them send them back to you worry free. For example, if you have a job interview and find your only suit has a tear we can fix it within 48 hours of receiving it. Sew Savvy is the best service for your needs.
• For example, if you have a job interview and find your only suit has a tear we can fix it within 48 hours of receiving it. We mend your clothes and send them back to you worry free. My company, Sew Savvy, meets your stitching needs because you send us your ripped clothes. Sew Savvy is the best service for your needs.

Q6. Why should you not apologize when giving an impromptu speech?

Practice Quiz

Q1. Which 3 transitions are signs that the speaker is going to describe a similar point or idea?

• This is similar to
• This is just like
• If we examine the other side
• Likewise

Q2. Which words say that you are good at or skilled at something?

• I am an accomplished. . .
• I have expertise in. . .
• I have a knack for. . .
• All of the above

Q3. In an elevator pitch, it’s a good idea to let your audience know why you are motivated to be in this career.

• True
• False

Q4. In “A Quick Guide to Writing your Elevator Pitch,” Lawrese Brown outlines 4 key components of an elevator pitch.

Brown recommends preparing a customizable pitch that describes

• what you do well (skills)
• what your strengths are (confidence)
• what you’d like to do (goal)
• what’s your “why” (motivation)
• True
• False

Week 06 Quiz Answers

Q1. Which of the following definitions best describe the hybrid model of brainstorming?

• allowing everyone time to talk at the beginning of the meeting
• using each person’s “Ticket to Talk”.
• giving group members time to write their ideas down first

Q2. In a brainstorming session what phrase can be used to block a blocker?

• “Thanks for your input Sue. How do the rest of you feel about this?”
• “That seems like a bad idea to me.”
• “This plan will take us nowhere.”

Q3. In a brainstorming session, what questions encourage opinion sharing and decision making? Check all that apply.

• In my opinion…
• What problems might it create?
• What actions should be taken now?
• That was not a clever answer.

Q4. Which of the following tasks are considered maintenance roles in relation to group dynamics? Check all that apply.

• encouraging participation
• finding opportunities for compromise
• seeking harmony during conflict

Q4. What is the best definition for to wrap things up ?

• something you agree with or is worthwhile
• to bring to a conclusion, to summarize
• featuring new methods, advanced and original

Q5. True or False? If information is not given on charts you should assume there are other connections or correlations anyway.

• true
• false

Q7. Which survey question is written best?

• What, if anything, do you like about your phone service?
• Is the packaging easy to open and attractive?
• What do you like about the car you have now?

Q8. What are best practices for chart/graph presentation? Check all that apply.

• don’t read all the numbers
• use a pointer
• do read every bit of information shown on the graph
• read title or legend first
• estimate big numbers

Q9. What is the purpose of interpreting charts and graphs before presenting them?

• It makes sure you give accurate information and that you understand the material.
• There is no purpose, we just do it because everyone tells us to do so.
• It causes you to make more mistakes when you do interpret charts or graphs first.

Q10. Which sentence uses questionnaire correctly?

• The questionnaire employee enjoyed her first day at the office.
• My son wants to be a questionnaire when he grows up.
• Do you have time to complete this questionnaire about homeless children?

Q11. Why should we be aware that all potential customers may perceive things differently?

• So we won’t have to put in effort for our marketing. It will be automatic.
• So that we’ll be more encouraged to look at our marketing from different angles.

Q12. Look at this Powerpoint slide. What can be done to change it so it is more visually pleasing? Check all that apply.

• use only one font
• have only 2 font sizes
• group the words together
• use six colors instead of five
• make the picture bigger

Q13. Which of the following is NOT a way to use concise language in social media marketing?

• use vivid verbs
• use the passive voice or too many clauses per sentence
• have a call for action
• write several drafts of your post

Q14. Which example slogan listed below uses parallel structure?

• Lucy’s Lollipops are lovely
• Beautiful skin is beautiful you
• It’s time to get in line

Q15. True or False? A call for action is a request to get someone to do something.

• true
• false

Q16. Which sentence uses “because” correctly and has only two clauses?

• I like working here because the people are encouraging.
• I like working here because the people are encouraging and they have master’s degrees.

Q17. True or False? If we use Cialdini’s principles of persuasion ethically and honestly, respect is mutual and both sides feel like they have something to gain.

• true
• false

Q18. Which of Cialdini’s principles is this an example of?

Your website is always professional looking as it relates to your industry. You have experts available 24/7 to chat and answer questions.

• reciprocity
• scarcity
• liking
• commitment and consistency
• social proof
• authority

Q19. What is meant by Cialdini’s “click whirr” or autopilot reactions?

• The brain gives at least five minutes to think about something before taking action.
• The brain receives a message and reacts automatically, without thinking.
• The brain shuts off and you fall asleep

Q20. What is the best definition for microblogger?

• Someone who writes advertisements using a small font.
• Someone who writes very wordy and complicated text
• Someone who writes short and small blogs to promote websites, services, products, or their own opinions.

Q21. True or False? In a sales pitch, it’s best to use wordy, drawn out indirect language.

• true
• false

Q22. Which phrases work best to conclude an impromptu or informal presentation?

• In the future I would like to…
• That’s all I have to say about that.
• I really don’t care much about…

Q23. Before even writing your speech what should you consider? Check all that apply.

• context
• audience
• purpose

Q24. How would you best describe consultative sales to someone else?

• It’s customer focused, more you probing potential prospects to figure out what they need.
• It’s presenter focused. You apply pressure to the potential prospects and they’ll say yes to a sale.

Q25. What best describes the phrase, “Make it or break it”?

• to be on topic
• discuss, read, or repeat something quickly or briefly.

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