B101: Lesson 10: Explaining Products or Services to Clients

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Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 10: Explaining Products or Services to ClientsOnline version Test your product knowledge. by The Royal Visions 1 1. A distinct attribute, part, or aspect of a product (e.g., a camera on a phone). a Feature b Benefit c Cost 2 2. The positive result or advantage a customer gets from using the product. a Feature b Benefit c Loss 3 3. A company's written promise to repair or replace a product if it breaks within a certain time. a Loan b Bill c Warranty 4 4. To show a client exactly how a product works in real life. a Hide b Demonstrate c Break 5 5. The event when a company introduces a brand new product to the public. a Stop b Close c Launch 6 6. A product that can be trusted to work well every single time without breaking. a Cheap b Broken c Reliable 7 7. Describing a product that is new, creative, and uses advanced ideas. a Old b Innovative c Dusty 8 8. Made or changed specifically to fit a particular customer's exact needs. a Random b Accidental c Customized 9 9. A small amount or piece of a product given to a client for free so they can try it. a Box b Sample c Truck 10 10. When a product offers excellent quality for the amount of money it costs. a Expensive b Waste c Value 11 11. The specific purpose or job that a product is designed to do. a Color b Function c Weight 12 12. The amount of money a customer must pay to buy the product or service. a Price b Size c Time 13 13. A measure of how well a product is made and how good the materials are. a Mistake b Quality c Speed 14 14. The way a product is planned and made, including how it looks and feels. a Smell b Design c Sound 15 15. Something that makes your product better or more useful than a competitor's product. a Advantage b Error c Problem 16 16. To look closely at two different products to see how they are similar or different. a Ignore b Buy c Compare 17 17. Another word for a customer, especially one who buys professional services. a Employee b Client c Manager 18 18. To make an idea or product clear to someone by describing it in detail. a Forget b Confuse c Explain 19 19. A formal promise (similar to a warranty) that a product will meet certain standards. a Joke b Question c Guarantee 20 20. A piece of equipment or software used to help perform a specific job. a Toy b Pet c Tool

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B101: Lesson 10: Explaining Products or Services to Clients

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B101: Lesson 10: Explaining Products or Services to ClientsOnline version

by The Royal Visions

1. A distinct attribute, part, or aspect of a product (e.g., a camera on a phone).

2. The positive result or advantage a customer gets from using the product.

3. A company's written promise to repair or replace a product if it breaks within a certain time.

4. To show a client exactly how a product works in real life.

5. The event when a company introduces a brand new product to the public.

6. A product that can be trusted to work well every single time without breaking.

7. Describing a product that is new, creative, and uses advanced ideas.

8. Made or changed specifically to fit a particular customer's exact needs.

9. A small amount or piece of a product given to a client for free so they can try it.

10. When a product offers excellent quality for the amount of money it costs.

11. The specific purpose or job that a product is designed to do.

12. The amount of money a customer must pay to buy the product or service.

13. A measure of how well a product is made and how good the materials are.

14. The way a product is planned and made, including how it looks and feels.

15. Something that makes your product better or more useful than a competitor's product.

16. To look closely at two different products to see how they are similar or different.

17. Another word for a customer, especially one who buys professional services.

18. To make an idea or product clear to someone by describing it in detail.

19. A formal promise (similar to a warranty) that a product will meet certain standards.

20. A piece of equipment or software used to help perform a specific job.