You can select only one option from each of the five questions below.Make a choice which you find most appropriate and get your best score for your choices 1. A prospect says: “I’m not sure what direction to take.” You…(Required) A. Explain the product benefits and how they solve typical pains. B. Ask clarifying questions to understand their decision criteria.2. A customer asks for a feature comparison with a competitor. You…(Required) A. Share your product’s strongest differentiators. B. Explore what matters most to them and how they will judge success.3. Early in the conversation, the customer asks for a price. You…(Required) A. Give them the price to keep momentum. B. Ask about budget, risk, and priorities first.4. A customer challenge doesn’t fit a solution you sell well. You…(Required) A. Try to position your closest product match. B. Recommend options even if they are not yours.5. The customer asks, “What should we do?” You…(Required) A. Tell them what most customers in their situation choose. B. Co-create options and let them weigh trade-offs.6. Discovery call running short. You…(Required) A. Move quickly to pitching so you don’t lose them. B. Slow down and confirm what decisions they are trying to make.7. Internal deadline is pushing you to close this month. You…(Required) A. Accelerate the deal process with urgency language. B. Focus on supporting their buying process timeline.8. When preparing for a meeting, you spend most time on…(Required) A. Crafting the pitch narrative. B. Mapping the customer’s decision ecosystem.9. You notice a customer is misunderstanding a key point. You…(Required) A. Clarify it to remove barriers to purchasing. B. Explore why that misunderstanding exists and what it means for their decision.10. The customer says they’re evaluating several vendors. You…(Required) A. Position aggressively to win. B. Help them build a clear decision framework for comparing.11. The customer hesitates late in the process. You…(Required) A. Offer incentives or limited-time terms. B. Revisit their desired outcomes and risks to see what’s unresolved.12. In a win/loss review, you focus on…(Required) A. What tactics worked or didn’t to close. B. How the customer made their decision and where they struggled.HiddenScoreName First Last PhoneEmail Company Name