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Business Management I Standard 1.00 Review (v.2019)

Total questions: 46

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

“Business information management” is a term sometimes used to refer to as?

a)

supply chain management.

b)

human resources management.

c)

business analytics.

d)

office management.

2.

Many business management and administration (BMA) careers involve dealing with employees, customers, or vendors, but which type of BMA career is all about people?

a)

Human resources management

b)

Business analytics

c)

Operations management

d)

Supply chain management

3.

Department manager, small business manager, and regional manager are __________ positions.

a)

business analytics

b)

general management

c)

operations management

d)

supply chain management

4.

“Administrative services” is a term sometimes used to refer to as?

a)

human resources management.

b)

supply chain management.

c)

business analytics.

d)

office management.

5.

Shawna is in charge of helping her company achieve its goals through the proper hiring and use of employees. Which type of business management and administration career does Shawna have?

a)

Human resources management

b)

Operations management

c)

Supply chain management

d)

Business analytics

6.

Dara is in charge of quality control at her company. Which type of business management and administration career does she have?

a)

Human resources management

b)

Office management

c)

Operations management

d)

Business analytics

7.

Cameron supervises the transportation, storage, and handling of his company’s products. Which type of business management and administration career does Cameron have?

a)

Supply chain management

b)

Human resources management

c)

Business analytics

d)

Office management

8.

Functional specialist, data scientist, and business process manager are ________ positions.

a)

human resources management

b)

general management

c)

office management

d)

business analytics

9.

Fulfillment manager, import/export analyst, and inventory planner are _________ positions.

a)

business analytics

b)

office management

c)

supply chain management

d)

human resources management

10.

The number of levels of management that a business needs usually depends on the:

a)

goals of the company.

b)

size of the business.

c)

location of the facility.

d)

age of the employees.

11.

An important purpose of management is to ___________________ the business.

a)

design advertising for

b)

achieve the objectives of

c)

prepare the books for

d)

compile the financial data of

12.

A plant manager, or a department head, would be an example of which level of management?

a)

Operating

b)

Middle

c)

Supervisory

d)

Top

13.

Which of the following is the main purpose of management?

a)

To accomplish the business’s goals

b)

To obtain the needed resources

c)

To reach a specific level of productivity

d)

To create a pleasant working atmosphere

14.

To create a pleasant working atmosphere

a)

To serve as a link between top-level and first-line management

b)

To establish long-term objectives for the company

c)

To make sure projects meet deadlines

d)

To prepare workers’ daily schedules

15.

Which of the following statements about first-line management is true?

a)

First-line managers are not responsible for carrying out middle management’s plans.

b)

There are normally fewer first-line managers than middle or top-level managers.

c)

Businesses typically hire their first-line managers from inside the company.

d)

First-line managers never work side-by-side with their employees.

16.

Avery, who manages a silk-screening and embroidery business, has set a goal of increasing sales by 15% in the next six months. To reach his goal, he has increased the business’s advertising budget. This is an example of the ______________ function of management.

a)

organizing

b)

directing

c)

planning

d)

controlling

17.

What must managers be able to do if they want employees to understand the business’s goals and be productive?

a)

Communicate clearly

b)

Ask questions

c)

Obtain feedback

d)

Listen carefully

18.

Which of the following do many businesses believe to be their most important resource?

a)

Equipment

b)

Sales revenue

c)

Employees

d)

Office supplies

19.

Which is an activity associated with the organizing function of management?

a)

Inspecting the quality of outputs

b)

Providing employees with feedback

c)

Developing a mission statement

d)

Determining the division of labor

20.

An important aspect of the organizing function of management involves which activity?

a)

promoting employees.

b)

conducting performance reviews.

c)

motivating team members

d)

establishing levels of authority.

21.

Jill’s company just took on a new project, and she knows that she needs to decide which staff members will be in charge of each aspect of the project. Jill is ______.

a)

planning

b)

organizing

c)

controlling

d)

staffing

22.

In management, a primary organizing activity is?

a)

assigning responsibility.

b)

controlling external conditions.

c)

hiring talented workers.

d)

evaluating job performance.

23.

Coordinating business activities is an important aspect of the organizing function of management because it.......

a)

enables the business to prepare precise forecasts. C. defines the company's mission statement. D. establishes clear relationships among the company's resources.

b)

defines the company's mission statement. D. establishes clear relationships among the company's resources.

c)

ensures that the employees understand all the business's activities. B. enables the business to prepare precise forecasts. C. defines the company's mission statement. D. establishes clear relationships among the company's resources.

d)

establishes clear relationships among the company's resources.

24.

Whenever clients arrive at the Skin Solutions Dermatology office, the receptionists struggle to find their records. Clients fill out multiple forms with the same information, and they wait a long time to be seen by a doctor. Skin Solutions is losing a lot of patients quickly. This is an example of how_______.

a)

a lack of organizing leads to employee conflict and turnover.

b)

poor organizing damages a company’s reputation.

c)

managers need to create strict organizational structures.

d)

organizing reduces the need for customer service.

25.

Which of the following tasks would a manager complete when organizing?

a)

Hiring employees

b)

Training staff

c)

Arranging an office space

d)

Writing a marketing plan

26.

Organizing can help companies handle issues with __________ so employees know to whom to report and who is responsible for what.

a)

efficiency

b)

reputation

c)

tracking

d)

authority

27.

When managers are grouping related tasks into departments or teams, they are

a)

analyzing the external business environment.

b)

allocating the company’s resources.

c)

determining the organizational structure.

d)

instructing employees about how to spend their time.

28.

Under what circumstances would a company adopt a matrix organizational structure?

a)

It has mostly inexperienced employees.

b)

It frequently uses cross-functional teams.

c)

It has fewer than 50 employees.

d)

It has offices in several cities.

29.

Three primary factors that affect the organizational structure of a business include interpersonal relationships, tasks, and _______.

a)

authority

b)

initiative.

c)

injunction

d)

attrition

30.

Efficient resource use is an advantage of the __________ organizational structure.

a)

span-of-control

b)

line-and-staff

c)

matrix

d)

bureaucratic

31.

Which of the following has a direct impact on a manager's span of control?

a)

Channel of distribution

b)

Number of subordinates

c)

Popularity of products

d)

Allocation of funds

32.

One reason why many small businesses develop an organizational design that requires a board of directors is because a board usually?

a)

provides experience that increases the business's credibility.

b)

assumes all legal responsibility for the business's actions.

c)

helps with the day-to-day operations of the business

d)

evaluates the performance of the business's employees.

33.

Businesses use organizational design to structure their

a)

people, information, and technology.

b)

technology, people, and competitors.

c)

people, information, and competitors

d)

information, technology, and competitors.

34.

A well-planned organizational design helps a business to better compete because

a)

the business is more productive.

b)

it cuts down on communication.

c)

the business has more money.

d)

competitors don’t have organizational structures.

35.

A business creates an organizational design in which no employee has to report to more than one manager at a time. This is following an organizational principle called

a)

span of control.

b)

line authority.

c)

unity of command.

d)

the scalar principle.

36.

Which principle of organizational design states that authority should flow in a clear, unbroken line from the top of an organization to the bottom?

a)

Scalar principle

b)

Staff authority

c)

Span of control

d)

Responsibility

37.

Which of the following is an advantage of using the divisional organizational structure?

a)

It balances conflicting organizational objectives

b)

It can encourage competition.

c)

It’s unpredictable in nature.

d)

It can create better customer experiences.

38.

One of the most important aspects of project management involves _____.

a)

training employees.

b)

setting goals.

c)

identifying mistakes.

d)

buying supplies.

39.

What project-management activity involves determining when project tasks should be performed?

a)

Processing

b)

Scheduling

c)

Evaluating

d)

Monitoring

40.

Which of the following statements is true about project management?

a)

It involves the coordination of multiple activities.

b)

Its primary use is for completing complex activities.

c)

It requires a signed contract from stakeholders.

d)

It is a continuous series of events with an unlimited life span.

41.

Every project creates a(n)

a)

advertising plan.

b)

company

c)

deliverable

d)

new product.

42.

Projects are different from business operations because business operations

a)

have a definite beginning and end.

b)

are permanent.

c)

are special ventures.

d)

use nontraditional management structures.

43.

Which of the following is an example of a project that enhanced an existing product?

a)

A medication that cures a life-threatening illness

b)

The sequel to your favorite movie

c)

A software update for your computer

d)

The construction of the Empire State Building

44.

The project manager controls what the project will and will not do, known as the project’s?

a)

budget

b)

plan

c)

scope

d)

schedule

45.

The three common constraints on a project are scope, budget, and ________.

a)

technology

b)

time

c)

ability

d)

laws

46.

Which of the following is a benefit of using project management software?

a)

Improved efficiency

b)

Smaller project team size

c)

Better governance mechanisms

d)

Less need for management