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WorksheetsAGBUS 1100 - FINAL EXAM
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins
It combine the talents of several partners and often enjoy good profits.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
It is the simplest form of business organization.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
In terms of wealth and power, it is the most important form of business organization
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
It is form to obtain greater bargaining power from larger economies of scale.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
This form of business organization has no legal requirements
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
It brings together many skilled person with good credit
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
Tax exempt and members receive patronage refund.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
Single ownership
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
Little capital needed to begin
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
It is the most significant in terms of money, size and power.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
It is considered as the bottom line for most businesses and enterprises.
Profit
Sales
Rewards
People
A little capital is needed to start a business but there is a restricted talent pool.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
Public disclosure is often required in this type of business organization.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
Non-service patronage may lead to organizational failure.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
The owners of this business organization have limited liability and investment liquidity.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperative
Corporation
This size of enterprise has a total assets of less than 3 million.
Micro
Small
Medium
Large
This size of enterprise has a total assets of greater than 3 million up to 15 million.
Micro
Small
Medium
Large
This size of enterprise has a total assets of greater than 15 million up to 100 million.
Micro
Small
Medium
Large
This size of enterprise has a total assets of greater than 100 million.
Micro
Small
Medium
Large
This size of enterprise has more than 200 employees.
Micro
Small
Medium
Large
Diversification involves the broadening of the range of services specifically by adding new lines of service.
TRUE
FALSE
Horizontal integration prevents duplication and competition of functions
TRUE
FALSE
The extension of business activities to another stage of operation is called vertical integration
TRUE
FALSE
The grouping together of business units with similar business activities under the control of the same firm is known as horizontal integration.
TRUE
FALSE
Diversifying business is a conversion of agribusiness firm into a multi-purpose type
TRUE
FALSE
Horizontal integration and diversification complements each other and are closely related.
TRUE
FALSE
The main motive of diversification is to expand the business coverage to a larger service area.
TRUE
FALSE
Horizontal integration involves the addition of subsequent stages in the process of movement of farm to table.
TRUE
FALSE
Too much vertical integration usually demands a more complex management and requires more capital support
TRUE
FALSE
Combination of vertical and horizontal integration gain more competitive advantages than adopting only a single approach
TRUE
FALSE
This arrangement ensures quality, volume and reliable supply of raw materials.
Contract Growing
Contract Marketing
Contract Processing
The main motive of this approach is to expand the business coverage to larger service areas.
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
Diversification
Supply Chain
It refers to the acquisition of additional business activities at the same level of the value chain.
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
Diversification
Supply Chain
This expansion strategy increases the volume of business and higher opportunity to earn profit.
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
Diversification
Supply Chain
This expansion strategy reduces the risk of failure since other business units can offset the losses incurred by the other units.
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
Diversification
Supply Chain
It is the effort involved in producing and delivering a final product from supplier's supplier to the customer's customer.
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
Diversification
Supply Chain
This expansion strategy focuses on the extension of business activities to another stage of operation.
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
Diversification
Supply Chain
One important concern of this area of management is managing human behavior.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
It involves consumer surveys and market research, and setting mechanisms to monitor and control the marketing plan.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
It talks about product, packaging design, pricing and distribution strategies.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
This area aims to have timely and adequate cash flows to sustain the business operations
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
It deals with the design and layout of the farm, equipment and facility maintenance.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
It involves policies on making investment, financing and dividend decisions of the firm.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
Designing of the organizational structure and personnel program is part of this functional area.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
It deals mainly in the acquisition, mobilization, and utilization of funds to operate the business.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
This function ensures that the management is following the right personnel at the right position.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
Warehousing of raw materials and finished goods and waste disposal belong to this functional area.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
Warehousing of raw materials and finished goods and waste disposal belong to this functional area.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
This area is responsible in setting personnel design and program and compensation package of the firm.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
This area deals with the utilization of funds to finance the overall operations of the firm.
Organizational Management
Production Management
Marketing Management
Financial Management
It is the art of leading and motivating the subordinates for them to fully contribute to the attainment of the organizational objectives.
Staffing
Controlling
Directing
Planning
It is the process of sending or receiving messages from the supervisor to the subordinates or vice versa.
Directing
Communicating
Directing
Planning
It involves setting goals and objectives of the firm
Directing
Communicating
Directing
Planning
It is a choice between various ways of getting a particular thing done.
Cause
Decision
Problem
Management
Its main intention is to eliminate the cause of the problem simply making actions to address the present problems of the firm.
Interim action
Adaptive action
Corrective action
Contingent action
It involves the selection of the right person to occupy the right position.
Organizing
Staffing
Directing
Planning
This action minimizes the effect of potential problem.
Preventive action
Corrective action
Contingent action
Adaptive action
This action minimizes the effect of potential problem.
Preventive action
Corrective action
Contingent action
Adaptive action
It involves the determination of deviations from the original plan and setting corrective mechanisms to address them
Planning
Controlling
Organizing
Decision making
Selecting and implementing the most suited style of leadership and appropriate employee motivation scheme is the ultimate motive of this function of management.
Directing
Controlling
Organizing
Decision making
These are inseparable functions of management.
Staffing and Organizing
Directing and Decision-making
Planning and Controlling
Planning and Organizing
These are usually temporary remedies to address the problem.
Corrective action
Interim action
Adaptive action
Preventive action
It is the process of determining the deviations between what is actually happening versus what is supposed to happen.
Controlling
Problem Analysis
Decision-making
Organizing
It involved in designing the compensation package, fringe benefits, and employee movement.
Organizing
Staffing
Directing
Planning
Which shows the proper communication process?
Sender - Channel - Message - Receiver
Sender - Receiver - Channel - Message
Sender - Message - Channel - Receiver
Sender - Channel - Receiver - Message
Do not put all your eggs in one basket
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
Diversification
Supply Chain
This expansion strategy has an effective coordination and control of business activities.
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
Diversification
Supply Chain
Which is not true about management?
Decision making action
Get activities done through people
Used to mobilize economic resources
Setting goals and objectives of the firm
As potential problem arise, it is followed by formulating of _________.
preventive action
contingent action
fallback solution
corrective action
The following are true about supply chain except:
Interconnected chain that allows products to reach consumer.
Also known as value chain
Network of marketers and other entities that are directly involved in serving the customer.
There is an expected value-adding activity.
It increases the purchasing power of money.
Cooperatives
Partnership
Corporations
Sole Proprietorship
The following describes the horizontal integration except:
There is an improved business practice.
There is a higher productivity and profitability.
There is a better scheduling of production and marketing
There is an access to the use of more capital.
It narrates all the facts that describe the occurrence of the problem
events
choice
cause
decision
This form of organization is expensive to set up and subject to oppressive government rules.
Sole Proprietorhip
Partnership
Cooperatives
Corporations
The following statements describe partnership except:
Brings together skilled person
Talent pool is restricted
Built in size limitations
Can obtain good credits
When an enterprise has 150 employees, it belongs to _______.
small enterprise
micro enterprise
medium enterprise
large enterprise
An enterprise with an asset of 200 million.
small enterprise
micro enterprise
medium enterprise
large enterprise
It serves as benchmark to determine the actual and expected output.
plan
decision
objectives
choice
It is a deviation between "actual and anticipated events".
Decision Making
Staffing
Potential Problem
Fallback Solution
These are artificial persons who run the organization with unlimited lifespan.
Cooperatives
Partnership
Corporations
Sole Proprietorship
It is the stopgap action when the cause of the problem is still unknown.
Corrective action
Interim action
Adaptive action
Contingent action
The following statements describe cooperative except:
Increases purchasing power of money.
Obtain bargaining power from larger economies of scale
Can exists beyond the lives of its owners
Members receive patronage refund
This organization benefits from flexibility, secrecy and tax savings.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Cooperatives
Corporations
It is getting things done through people.
Decision making
Planning
Controlling
Management
This function involves designing of job specification and job description
Decision making
Planning
Controlling
Organizing
Which of the following statements describe controlling function of management?
Choice of getting things done at least cost.
Determining deviation from the original plan.
Motivating subordinates to to attain goals and objectives.
Placement of right personnel within the firm.
The following are types of action in decision making except:
Adaptive action
Corrective action
Contingent action
Interim action
Which of the following statements describe the directing function of management?
Communicating with subordinates towards the organizational goals.
Determining the deviation from original plan.
Choosing the best alternative.
Designing the promotion schemes.
It involves setting goals and objectives of the firm.
Organizing
Staffing
Directing
Planning
Finding the cause of the problem is the major task of problem analysis.
TRUE
FALSE
