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BF10 BE Unit 6 Test

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What effect does orderly and systematic behavior have on stress in the workplace?

a)

Reduces stress

b)

Increases stress

c)

Creates stress

d)

Maintains stress

2.

At Oh-So-Good Gourmet Cookie Company, Todd is the warehouse manager, Pamela is the

lead shipping clerk, David is a part-time shipping clerk, Carrie is the shipping supervisor, and

Sharon is the vice president of distribution. Following a vertical chain of command, who is

Carrie's direct supervisor?

a)

Pamela

b)

David

c)

Sharon

d)

Todd

3.

Why are unions a powerful force in business?

a)

They organize workers into a single bargaining unit and increase their bargaining

power.

b)

They encourage non-striking employees to work for striking employees.

c)

They enable management to close businesses temporarily during labor conflicts.

d)

They increase the number of concessions that employees must make in negotiations.

4.

What aspect of collective bargaining signals the successful end of negotiations?

a)

Union leaders and management have met to present their demands.

b)

Management and union leaders have reached a tentative agreement.

c)

Management and union leaders have completed their research on the issues.

d)

A mediator has clarified the issues and offered suggestions to both sides.

5.

Which of the following is an advantage to workers of having a union represent them?

a)

Fair treatment of employees

b)

Payment of union dues

c)

Democratic votes on issues

d)

Payment of wages during strikes

6.

How do unions benefit businesses?

a)

Unions can help businesses save time by recruiting employees.

b)

Unionized companies pay higher wages.

c)

Unions sometimes take control of personnel matters such as promotions.

d)

Unions give employees more bargaining power.

7.

Which of the following is a benefit of effective human relations at work?

a)

Low productivity

b)

More downtime

c)

Increased cooperation

d)

Increased wages

8.

Calling in sick only if you are truly sick is an example of what type of behavior that builds positive working relationships?

a)

Having a good attitude

b)

Getting to know others on your work team

c)

Carrying your own weight

d)

Being cooperative

9.

Sharing equipment with your coworkers is an example of what type of behavior that builds positive working relationships?

a)

Having a good attitude

b)

Demonstrating courtesy and respect

c)

Carrying your own weight

d)

Being cooperative

10.

Organizing a charity event with your coworkers is an example of what type of behavior that builds positive working relationships?

a)

Carrying your own weight

b)

Getting to know others on your work team

c)

Having a good attitude

d)

Being cooperative

11.

Being enthusiastic about your job is an example of what type of behavior that builds positive working relationships?

a)

Being cooperative

b)

Getting to know others on your work team

c)

Having a good attitude

d)

Demonstrating courtesy and respect

12.

Being patient with coworkers is an example of what type of behavior that builds positive working relationships?

a)

Demonstrating courtesy and respect

b)

Carrying your own weight

c)

Getting to know others on your work team

d)

Having a good attitude

13.

Sharing both praise and constructive criticism is an example of what type of behavior that builds positive working relationships?

a)

Carrying your own weight

b)

Being cooperative

c)

Getting to know others on your work team

d)

Having a good attitude

14.

Rhonda would like to develop her desirable personal traits so she can be more successful at work. What is the fi rst step she needs to take?

a)

Analyze her undesirable traits.

b)

Determine which traits are desirable.

c)

Exercise her desirable traits.

d)

Seek a mentor to help her.

15.

How does exploring different kinds of activities help to define your own personality?

a)

It helps you to accomplish more than other employees.

b)

It helps you to motivate others.

c)

It helps you to keep friends.

d)

It helps you to determine what you prefer.

16.

What is a potential benefi t to an employee who demonstrates initiative on the job?

a)

Fewer performance reviews

b)

More advancement opportunities

c)

Decreased job responsibilities

d)

Increased emotional intelligence

17.

Two salespeople show little interest in their own activities as well as the activities of others. What type of attitude is being exhibited by the salespeople?

a)

Positive

b)

Constructive

c)

Indifferent

d)

Pessimistic

18.

Which of the following statements about change in the workplace is true?

a)

Being receptive to change helps employees to be successful.

b)

An employee often can change the behavior of coworkers.

c)

Employees accept change better if it is unexpected.

d)

Employees usually can refuse to make changes they don't like.

19.

Penny finds her daily work tasks to be less mundane now that she understands how they contribute to accomplishing the team's shared vision. Which benefit of a shared vision has helped Penny in this situation?

a)

It provides focus for team members' energy.

b)

It creates accountability.

c)

It acts as a guide for decision-making.

d)

It stimulates creativity.

20.

Which of the following is a skill that coaches need to master to be effective?

a)

Management

b)

Communication

c)

Flexibility

d)

Integrity

21.

Which of the following is one way that employers expect their employees to show loyalty to the business?

a)

Coming to work on time

b)

Working overtime without pay

c)

Ignoring safety hazards

d)

Socializing with coworkers

22.

Some job application forms ask why the applicant left a previous job. Which of the following would be an acceptable answer to this question?

a)

"I wanted to get out of a diffi cult situation."

b)

"I couldn't get along with my supervisor."

c)

"I was seeking a more responsible job."

d)

"I was expected to do too much work."

23.

Why do many businesses provide opportunities for their employees to continue their education or receive additional training?

a)

To support the local community college

b)

To be able to promote from within

c)

To provide fi nancial assistance

d)

To identify problems in the company

24.

If three employees have the same level of ability and competence, what factor might a business use to decide which one to promote?

a)

Tenure

b)

Age

c)

Gender

d)

Seniority

25.

Which of the following is the most serious consequence to an employee who fails to follow the business's rules of conduct?

a)

Verbal warning

b)

Dismissal

c)

Suspension

d)

Written documentation