A) To fund troop activities and community projects B) To make the most money individually C) To make a profit for the cookie company D) To earn a badge only
A) Asking a random person B) Read the order form and sample the cookies C) Ignoring the flavors D) Guessing based on the box colors
A) A local business or community event B) A competitor's store C) A busy highway D) A private residence without permission
A) A place to bake cookies B) A meeting for Girl Scouts C) A designated location to sell cookies D) A type of cookie
A) To provide motivation and a target to achieve B) To only get a prize C) To make your parents happy only D) To compete with other troops
A) Politely thank them and move on B) Beg them to buy cookies C) Argue with them D) Follow them
A) It is not important B) Shows appreciation and builds good relationships C) Only when they give you a big tip D) To look polite
A) Writing orders on your hand B) Using an order form or app C) Relying on memory alone D) Asking your friend to help
A) Sell cookies alone at night B) Go into stranger's houses C) Carry a lot of cash D) Never sell alone, always with an adult or buddy
A) Donations of cookies to charities or military personnel B) Selling cookies at a discounted price C) Sharing your own cookies D) Cookies with special ingredients
A) Make up an answer B) Ignore the question C) Admit you don't know and offer to find out D) Change the subject
A) Saying they are terrible B) Using only one-word descriptions C) Saying they are just cookies D) Use descriptive and enticing language
A) To develop skills like goal setting, money management, and teamwork B) Just for prizes C) To become rich D) To avoid school
A) Never, just hope they buy them B) If the customer looks rich C) After you have shared information about the cookies and the cause D) Immediately, without any introduction
A) To take all the money B) To provide support, guidance, and ensure safety C) To ignore the sales process D) To sell all the cookies for you
A) Amazon B) Digital Cookie C) Ebay D) Craigslist
A) The type of packaging B) The list of customers C) The price of the cookies D) The number of cookies you have available to sell
A) Give it away to friends B) Spend some on yourself C) Leave it unattended D) Keep it secure and organized
A) Compete against other members B) Help others, share ideas, and support troop goals C) Keep all the sales strategies to yourself D) Ignore other members
A) Give them away without permission B) Throw them away C) Follow troop guidelines for handling unsold inventory D) Eat them all yourself
A) Leave it plain and boring B) Decorate it creatively and make it inviting C) Play loud music D) Block the sidewalk
A) A sales technique involving elevators B) A ride in an elevator to sell cookies C) A cookie flavor D) A short, persuasive speech about the cookies
A) Honesty is not important B) Because its fun to be truthful C) To build trust with customers D) To sell more
A) Post fake reviews B) Hack into someone's account C) Spam random people D) Share your Digital Cookie link with friends and family
A) Apologize and offer a solution, such as a replacement B) Blame the cookie company C) Argue with the customer D) Ignore the complaint
A) Hope you remember B) Write down due dates on a calendar or use a reminder app C) Don't bother following up D) Assume the customer will remember
A) To be cool B) For no reason C) To identify yourself as a Girl Scout D) Because you were forced to
A) Just for parties B) Troop activities, community service projects, and Girl Scout programs C) Buying luxury items D) Personal gain
A) Ask for an even bigger tip B) Accept it without question C) Brag about it D) Politely decline the excessive tip and thank them for their generosity
A) Make the most money possible, no matter what. B) Be shy and don't talk C) Complain about your orders D) Have fun and be enthusiastic! |