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Handling Complaints & Disagreement Quiz


Handling Complaints & Disagreement QuizVersión en línea Practice polite responses por Anyela Martinez 1 1) A customer says: “My package arrived late.” What is the best reply? a C) You should have ordered earlier. b B) I’m sorry for the inconvenience. c D) Please wait while I check the status. d A) That’s not my problem. 2 2) Your boss says: “We should change the project deadline.” Which response is appropriate? a D) Let me propose an alternative. b C) No way. c A) I’m not sure if I agree. d B) That’s ridiculous. 3 3) A friend says: “Pizza is healthier than salad.” Which replies are polite? a A) I don’t think so. b D) Maybe we can compare nutrition facts. c B) That’s a dumb idea. d C) I completely understand your point. 4 4) A customer says: “This product doesn’t work as advertised.” What should you say? a D) I don’t know anything about it. b C) That’s not my fault. c B) Let me check that for you. d A) You’re wrong. 5 5) A colleague says: “We should skip the meeting.” What’s a constructive reply? a A) I see your point, but… b C) No, you’re wrong. c B) That’s ridiculous. d D) Let’s reschedule without discussing. 6 6) A customer says: “I want a refund immediately.” What’s appropriate? a B) We can offer you an alternative option. b A) No, we won’t do that. c D) Please contact support later. d C) That’s impossible. 7 7) A team member says: “Reading strategies are boring.” How should you respond? a A) Have you thought about how useful they are? b D) We’ll drop them entirely. c B) That’s a dumb idea. d C) You’re wrong. 8 8) A customer says: “I’ve been waiting for 30 minutes.” What’s appropriate? a B) That’s not my fault. b D) We’re busy, sorry. c A) Thank you for your patience. d C) You should have come earlier. 9 9) A friend says: “I prefer writing to reading.” How do you respond politely? a C) That’s ridiculous. b D) Let’s compare more. c B) I’m sorry for the inconvenience. d A) Really? 10 10) A customer says: “I don’t understand this bill.” What’s best? a B) Let me explain it step by step. b D) I can’t help you with that. c A) It’s obvious, just read it. d C) That’s your problem. Feedback 1 The right reply acknowledges the issue and apologizes. 2 Shows openness to discussion, not outright rejection. 3 A polite challenge is acceptable; C expresses understanding. 4 Offer to verify and resolve the issue. 5 Acknowledge view while suggesting consideration. 6 Offer a reasonable alternative rather than a flat denial. 7 Encourage reflection on value, not dismissal. 8 A polite acknowledgment of the wait. 9 Show curiosity without judgment. 10 Provide a clear, stepwise explanation.

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por Anyela Martinez

1) A customer says: “My package arrived late.” What is the best reply?

2) Your boss says: “We should change the project deadline.” Which response is appropriate?

3) A friend says: “Pizza is healthier than salad.” Which replies are polite?

4) A customer says: “This product doesn’t work as advertised.” What should you say?

5) A colleague says: “We should skip the meeting.” What’s a constructive reply?

6) A customer says: “I want a refund immediately.” What’s appropriate?

7) A team member says: “Reading strategies are boring.” How should you respond?

8) A customer says: “I’ve been waiting for 30 minutes.” What’s appropriate?

9) A friend says: “I prefer writing to reading.” How do you respond politely?

10) A customer says: “I don’t understand this bill.” What’s best?

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