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GROUP ILO 5

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This control dictates the actions of individuals often emphasizing rules and procedures.

a)

Output Control

b)

Behavior Control

c)

Clan Control

2.

This control assesses measurable results.

a)

Output Control

b)

Behavior Control

c)

Clan Control

3.

Which step of the control process is demonstrated in the following scenario? A school administrator conducts a comprehensive review of the curriculum documents and instructional materials to ensure they are aligned with the educational standards and objectives.

a)

Establishing standards

b)

Measuring performance

c)

Comparing performance with standards

d)

Taking corrective actions

e)

Adjusting standards

4.

Which step of the control process is demonstrated in the following scenario? A school district implements a system to track and analyze student attendance data to identify patterns and trends, and take necessary actions to improve attendance rates.

a)

Establishing standards

b)

Measuring performance

c)

Comparing performance with standards

d)

Taking corrective actions

e)

Analyzing Deviations

5.

Which step of the control process is demonstrated in the following scenario? A teacher uses formative assessments, such as quizzes and classroom observations, to monitor student learning and provide timely feedback for instructional adjustments.

a)

Establishing standards

b)

Measuring performance

c)

Comparing performance with standards

d)

Taking corrective actions

e)

Analyzing Deviation

6.

It is a process which management and employees both agree on a specific goals and then develop an efficient plan to achieve those goals.

a)

Management

b)

Management by Examples

c)

Management by Objectives

d)

Management by Result

7.

This method consist in focusing on objectives and tasks for these organizational units, which are the biggest sources of profits for the company

a)

Management

b)

Management by Examples

c)

Management by Objectives

d)

Management by Result