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Generic (algemeen) lezen is lezen over allerlei onderwerpen en niet specifiek over techniek. Hoe hoger het niveau des te meer richt het Engels zich op dagelijkse taalgebruik. In niveau 4 is het alleen maar generic English.
Slide 1 - Diapositive
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Slide 2 - Diapositive
1) Which of the following best describes numbers?
A
Digits
B
Roman numerals
C
Numerical representations of quantity
D
None of these
Slide 3 - Quiz
2) Why are basic numbers important?
A
They aren't; only advanced numbers are important
B
They play an important role in daily living
C
They are useful when reading advanced numbers
D
B and C
Slide 4 - Quiz
3) Basic numbers are best defined as:
A
Simple numbers
B
Numbers from one to ten
C
Numbers greater than ten
D
None of the Above
Slide 5 - Quiz
4) Which of the following is not a basic number?
A
6
B
1
C
12
D
9
Slide 6 - Quiz
5) 178 can be broken down into which of the following groups of numbers?
A
100 plus 70 plus 8
B
156 plus 20 plus 5
C
160 plus 30 plus 9
D
B and C
Slide 7 - Quiz
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Slide 8 - Diapositive
1) When does he wake up every morning?
A
Late in the morning
B
At exactly 6:00 AM
C
Early in the morning
D
After the morning rush hour
Slide 9 - Quiz
2) How is driving during the morning rush hour?
A
It's classical
B
Not very enjoyable
C
It's relaxing
D
Not as much fun as wal
Slide 10 - Quiz
3) Which kind of music CD's does he enjoy listening to in the car?
A
Jazz
B
Heavy metal
C
Disco
D
Classical
Slide 11 - Quiz
4) How long might the evening drive back home take?
A
50 minutes
B
Less than the drive in the morning
C
70 kilometers
D
Around 70 minutes
Slide 12 - Quiz
5) What else does he think he could even do if he took a train to work?
A
Read a novel
B
Sing songs
C
Do crossword puzzles
D
Write a book
Slide 13 - Quiz
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Slide 14 - Diapositive
1) What should a business professional do if an order cannot be fulfilled as scheduled?
A
Nothing - wait for the customer to call
B
Cancel the transaction immediately
C
Contact the customer by phone and explain the situation, with the goal of reaching a helpful
solution
D
Order the same item from another company at a loss
Slide 15 - Quiz
2) What is the typical tone of customers faced with an unexpected order delay?
A
Happy
B
Frustrated
C
Relieved
D
Excited
Slide 16 - Quiz
3) If a client is uninterested in receiving his or her order with a delay, what should the customer support professional do?
A
Hang up the phone
B
Offer a full refund
C
Offer a similar product
D
2 and 3
Slide 17 - Quiz
4) What are the main benefits of reliable customer support?
A
Trust among clients and an enhanced business reputation
B
There are no benefits of reliable customer support
C
Much larger profits in a matter of minutes
D
None of the above
Slide 18 - Quiz
5) What tone should be used by customer support professionals calling a client to tell him or her about an order delay?
A
One that's professional, direct, and caring
B
One that's inattentive
C
One that's annoyed
D
One that's overjoyed
Slide 19 - Quiz
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Slide 20 - Diapositive
1) How can a business professional avoid encountering dissatisfied customers?
A
By failing to address them
B
By performing all aspects of work perfectly
C
By yelling at customers until they are satisfied
D
Business professionals cannot fully avoid encountering dissatisfied customers; it's how they
respond to these customers that matters
Slide 21 - Quiz
2) What is a customer complaint?
A
A specific issue voiced by clients with regard to a transaction
B
Something that, from the customer's perspective, is not acceptable with regard to a business
practice
C
A formal declaration of satisfaction from a customer
D
1 and 2
Slide 22 - Quiz
3) How will most customers speak and act when explaining their order complaint?
A
In a happy and understanding tone
B
In a bored and uninterested tone
C
In an angry, frustrated, and offended tone
D
In an excited, positive tone
Slide 23 - Quiz
4) How should a business professional respond to angry customers?
A
Shortly, to end the conversation as quickly as possible
B
Calmly, respectfully, and understandingly
C
Communications should be ceased with angry customers altogether
D
Loudly, to speak over the customer's complaints
Slide 24 - Quiz
5) What are some of the benefits of successfully resolving a customer complaint?
A
Improved client relations
B
A lower transaction cancellation rate
C
Fewer dissatisfied customers and an improved long-term company reputation