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WorksheetsPMP December assessment 2020
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
Prejudice or discrimination on the basis of a person’s age
nepotism
ageism
cronyism
discrimination
A provision for a possible event or circumstance
coercion
conciliate
cronyism
contingency
Find the synonym for the word permissive
dissuade
liberal
ability
major
A person of the same age, status, or ability as another specified person
Permissive
Supervise
Peer
Unilateral
Try to reach an arrangement on a compromise by discussion with others:
monitor
govern
negotiate
conciliate
Observe and direct the execution of (a task, project, or
activity) :
persuade
supervise
monitor
assign
Which of the following is not a trait of great business leaders?
Vision
Friendliness
Integrity
Confidence
An authoritative leader exhibits the following characteristics:
Controlling, intimidating, regimented
Controlling, intimidating, orderly
Controlling, regimented, stable
Controlling, knowledgeable, regimented
An authoritative leadership style is effective when:
there isn't a need to monitor the team closely.
there is room for error.
the team has little experience.
the project needs input from all members.
Bureaucratic leaders:
emphasise rules.
emphasise paperwork.
emphasise team members playing their part.
emphasise flexibility.
One of the following is not a feature of an autocratic management style.
The manager makes all decisions.
The manager has total control.
The manager encourages team work.
The manager closely supervises employees.
Participative or democratic management:
centralises authority with the democratically elected manager.
encourages employees to take responsibility for their work.
requires a lot of supervision of employees as employees are responsible for their own work.
reduces the time it takes to make decisions.
Laissez-faire management:
provides a lot of direction to employees on what their roles are.
makes staff responsible for their own work.
can lead to great productivity in the workplace.
delegates decisions to employees and does not provide feedback.
The process of transferring emotional and intellectual content,a specific exchange of information?
Management
Communication
Ethics
Informative
Cooperation
What type of management style is the following statement?
"Do it the way I told you to, get it done, do not question the instructions"
Unapproachable
Democratic
Descriptive
Approachable
Autocratic / Authoritarian
What type of management style is the following statement?
"This is my decision, I do not need to tell you what is going on and I don't need your input"
Approachable
Unapproachable
Democratic
Desriptive
Authoritarian / Autocratic
What type of management style is the following statement?
"There is a problem with out advertising, please can we all suggest ways in which to correct these problems. Once I have seen everyone's suggestions, I will then make a decision on how to move forward."
Descriptive
Approachable
Democratic
Transformational
Unapproachable
Strengths and Weaknesses in a business as referred to by SWOT analysis
External Factors
Poor Planning
Internal Factors
Good Management
An example of Opportunities or Threats from the external environment
Competitors
GDP per capita
Sales
Strengths
Things within a business that managers can influence and control (as it relates to SWOT)
Employee Performance
Sales Revenue
External Factors
Internal Factors
Things outside a business that managers cannot control (as it relates to SWOT)
Internal Factors
External Factors
Termperature
Weather
A business has a poor reputation among customers , this would be considered to be a(n)
Strength
Weakness
Opportunity
Threat
Changes in demographics results in shifting demand away from products, this is classified as a
Strength
Weakness
Opportunity
Threat
A company has a strong brand name, this would be a(n)
Strength
Weakness
Opportunity
Threat
New competitors are entering the market, this is an example of a(n)
Strength
Weakness
Opportunity
Threat
A business has developed a great product, but still lacks the patent, this is a example of a(n)
Strength
Weakness
Opportunity
Threat
An employee notices an unfilled customer need, this is an example of a(n)
Strength
Weakness
Opportunity
Threat
A PEST Analysis is used to examine the external indicators of the SWOT Analysis
True
False
A PEST Analysis examines which two external SWOT components
Strengths & Threats
Opportunity & Weaness
Opportunity & Threats
Strengths & Weakness
Trade restrictions have just been lifted, allowing your company to expand trade globally,
Political Factor
Economic Factor
Social Factor
Technological Factor
Emerging customer needs would be considered a
Political Factor
Economic Factor
Social Factor
Technological Factor
Installation of new computer software for your company is an example of a
Political Factor
Economical Factor
Social Factor
Technological Factor
Purchasing the right to use a company name or business process in a specific way, for example McDonald’s, Burger King, KFC and Pizza Hut
Licensing
Joint venture
Franchising
Infrastructure
