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WorksheetsOrganization and Management
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 17mins
1. It is a process of designing and maintaining an internal and external environment in which people working as a group effectively and efficiently towards the attainment of an organizational goal.
Management
Manage
Manager
Organization
2. An organized body of people with a particular purpose, especially a business, society, association, etc.
Management
Manage
Manager
Organization
3. Is the process of establishing objectives and suitable courses of action before taking actions?
Organizing
Planning
Staffing
Directing
4. It is the process of arranging an organization’s structure and coordinating its managerial practices and use of resources to achieve its goals.
Organizing
Planning
Staffing
Directing
5. The influence of political and legal institutions on people and organizations.
Economic Forces
Environmental Forces
Political Forces
Social Forces
6. He is the Father of Management.
Max Weber
Elton Mayo
Frederick Taylor
Henri Fayol
7. When the manager performs the role, he acts as the symbolic head of the organization, and as a result, he expected to be performing a number of duties of a legal or social nature.
Figurehead Role
Technical Skills
Managerial Roles
Human Skills
8 . Everything that surround or affects a system.
Environment
Business Environment
Macro-environment
Micro-environment
9. Everything that surrounds or affect business operations.
Environment
Business Environment
Macro-environment
Mircro-environment
10. It is the factors that can indirectly affect a business firm’s relationship to its market.
Environment
Business Environment
Macro-environment
Micro-environment
11. It is concerned with the actual individuals and organizations (such as customers, suppliers, intermediaries) that a business firm or company deals with.
Environment
Business Environment
Macro-environment
Micro-environment
12. It refers to indicators of a country’s economic prosperity, of which two of the most common measures of Gross National Product (GNP) and household disposable income.
Economic Environment
Internal Environment
Political Environment
External Environment
13. All forces and events outside the business firm.
Economic Environment
Internal Environment
Political Environment
External Environment
14. It refers to the operations or departments inside a business organization.
Economic Environment
Internal Environment
Political Environment
External Environment
15. May be defined as management function that determines human resources needs, recruits, trains, and develops human resources for jobs created by an organization.
Organizing
Planning
Staffing
Directing
16. It refers to the abilities to use special proficiencies or expertise in performing specific task. They refer to the use of tools, techniques and specialized knowledge.
Conceptual Skills
Technical Skills
Human Skills
Tactical Skills
17. This are directly concerned with accomplishing the goals of the organization. The decisions they make with regards to operations are expected to be final and must be implemented. For example, the university president, the dean and the department heads, all have line responsibilities.
Line Managers
Staff Managers
Marketing Managers
Administrator
18. The role makes the manager responsible for motivation, and activation of subordinates. As such, he is responsible for actions in staffing, training, and other associated duties.
Manager
Liason
Figurehead
Leader
19. There are occasions when outsiders seek information about the organization and the manager, as speaks to others accordingly. He also serves as expert on organization’s industry.
Monitor
Disseminator
Spokeperson
Liason
20. The manager is responsible for the searching of organizational resources of all kinds such as personnel, funds, machines, or buildings and facilities to individual employees or units.
Disturbance Handler
Resource Allocator
Entrepreneur
Liason
21. It refers to the abilities to work well in cooperation with other persons; whether they are subordinates, peers or superiors. Understand feeling of others.
Tactical Skills
Technical Skills
Human Skills
Conceptual Skills
22. When the manager performs this role, he acts the symbolic person of the organization and as a result, he is expected to perform a number of duties of a legal and social nature.
Leader
Liason
Operations Manager
Figurehead
23. Sometimes, organizations face important but unexpected occurrence such as striking employees dissatisfied with the compensation scheme.
Disturbance Handler
Resource Allocator
Entrepreneur
Peacemaker
24. In acting this role, the manager searches the organization and its environment for its opportunities and initiates projects to bring about positive change. He also supervises the design of certain projects. His role as an entrepreneur requires his participation in strategy and review sessions involving initiative or design of project to improve performance.
Manager
Leader
Entrepreneur
Administrator
25. Refers to the ability of the manager to see the organization as a whole and to solve problems in ways that benefit the total system.
Conceptual Skills
Technical Skills
Human Skills
Managerial Skills
26. Direct the activities of other sometimes also those of operating employees. They work with top managers and coordinate with peers to develop and implement action plan to accomplish organizational objectives.
Employees
Middle Manager
Lower Level Manager
Leader
27. Are responsible for leading employees in the day-to-day tasks, which contribute to the organization’s goals.
Top Manager
Lower Level Managers
Line Managers
Middle Manager
28. Theory of Scientific Management
(a)
29. Administrative Management Theory
(a)
30. Behavioral Theory of Management
(a)
31. Predicted specialization of mental work.
(a)
32. Bureaucratic Theory of Management
(a)
33. Advocated concern for the working and living conditions of workers.
(a)
34. Outline the importance of management as a science and called for the development of management principles.
(a)
35. May be defined as the achievement
of organizational objectives through
people and other resources.
(a)
36. Work specialization can result
in efficiencies applicable to both managerial and
technical functions.
Authority
Discipline
Division of Work
Unity of Direction
37. A fair compensation package.
Remuneration
Order
Equity
Remunerating
38. Materials should be kept in well-known
places known by human resources who will utilize them
Centralization
Order
Authority
Discipline
39. This is the right to give orders and
power to exact obedience.
Discipline
Unity of Direction
Authority
Scalar Chain
40. A hierarchy on the order of
authority from top to bottom level should be defined
Direction
Position
Scalar Chain
Division of Work
41. Teamwork and cooperation.
Scalar Chain
Esprit De Corps
Remuneration
Stability
42. Aspects of culture that guide
and influence relationships among people.
Economic Forces
Social Forces
Political Forces
Technological Forces
43. This is absolutely necessary for the
smooth running of an organization, the orderly
pattern of behavior.
Decision
Discipline
Unity
Leading
44. Managers should encourage and
developed subordinates willingness to the fullest.
Order
Stability
Initiative
Responsibity
45. it is the process of monitoring
actual organizational activities to see and
they conform to planned activities and
correcting deviations or flaws.
(a)
46. Influencing task-related activities
of organization members.
(a)
47. It refers to the process of recruiting,
placing, training and developing personnel.
(a)
48. It is the process of arranging
an organization’s structure and
coordinating its managerial practices
and use of resources to achieve its goals.
(a)
49. It is the process of establishing
objectives and suitable courses of action
Before taking action.
(a)
50. It is a process of designing and maintaining
an internal and external environment in
which people working together as a group
effectively and efficiently towards the
attainment of an organizational goal.
(a)
