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Principles of Business Communication and Information

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these is a tool used to deliver a face-to-face presentation?

a)

A scanner

b)

A laser printer

c)

A flip chart

d)

A webcam

2.

A manager negotiates a solution to a dispute between colleagues. Why is it important to do this?

a)

To demonstrate responsiveness

b)

To force an agreement

c)

To resolve conflict

d)

To prolong a discussion

3.

Which of these is a component of negotiation?

a)

Promoting hostility

b)

Assertiveness

c)

Reviewing

d)

Creating barriers

4.

A team leader wishes to give a motivational presentation to encourage their team to meet challenging targets. Which of these presentation types is most appropriate to use in this situation?

a)

Informative

b)

Inspirational

c)

Persuasive

d)

Decision making

5.

Which of these is the most appropriate method to obtain feedback on a presentation?

a)

Collecting comments during the presentation

b)

Using prompt cards

c)

Sending forms to delegates by post

d)

Collecting surveys after the presentation

6.

Which of these should be considered when creating a business' new brochure?

a)

Financial details of competitors

b)

Access to customer records

c)

Password protection requirements

d)

Organisational structure

7.

At which stage in system development does the analysis of testing take place?

a)

Feasibility

b)

Maintenance

c)

Deployment

d)

Evaluation

8.

An organisation is considering investing in a new electronic information system to store customer records. Which of these would be a limitation of implementing this type of system?

a)

The location of staff in the office

b)

Degradation of documents

c)

The need for staff training

d)

Reorganisation of the team

9.

An organisation is using a disruptive approach to negotiations with other companies in the same market. (i) What is a feature of this type of negotiation?

a)

Brinkmanship

b)

Compromise

10.

An organisation is using a disruptive approach to negotiations with other companies in the same market. (ii) How is this type of negotiation used?

a)

To gain competitive advantage

b)

To build trust

11.

Which of these is a negotiation tactic?

a)

Motivating team members

b)

Swift evaluation

c)

Conceding

d)

Bargaining

12.

An office manager has to present details of new visitor security arrangements to their team. Why would props be useful during this presentation?

a)

To allow the demonstration of new procedures

b)

To aid in audience participation

c)

To avoid questions from the audience

d)

To eliminate the use of cue cards

e)

To use physical examples

13.

Which of these is a characteristic of a bespoke document?

a)

Ease of use

b)

Always produced from a template

c)

Confidentiality

d)

Always produced as a laminate

14.

The secretary of the local tennis club has produced documents for the forthcoming AGM. What needs to be considered when these documents are presented?

a)

That the size of the venue is adequate

b)

That they are accurate

c)

The method of postage

d)

That they are confidential

15.

Which of these will be done before final approval of a bespoke business document?

a)

Proofreading

b)

Archiving

c)

Password protection

d)

General distribution

16.

A business administrator has been asked to create a bespoke document. (i) Which of these techniques is important when drafting this?

a)

Accurate data input

b)

Planning research

17.

A business administrator has been asked to create a bespoke document. (ii) Which of these would make it easy to retrieve this document?

a)

File naming conventions

b)

Creating multiple copies

18.

An organisation is developing a new information system. At what stage must legal constraints be considered?

a)

During analysis

b)

During the feasibility study

c)

During the design process

d)

During deployment

19.

Why is a public sector organisation legally required to ensure data kept is accurate?

a)

In case of customer fraud

b)

In case of a freedom of information request

c)

For the purposes of future recruitment

d)

For accessibility purposes

20.

What is the most effective way for an organisation to monitor usage of an electronic information system?

a)

Analyse times the system is in use

b)

Analyse system downtime

c)

Research the latest software versions

d)

Verify the number of workstations in use

21.

An office manager has chosen to use integrative negotiation with the administration team to increase efficiency. (i) What is a feature of this type of negotiation?

a)

Information is concealed

b)

Team interests are aligned

22.

An office manager has chosen to use integrative negotiation with the administration team to increase efficiency. (ii) How will using this approach benefit the team?

a)

It will encourage honesty

b)

It will encourage manipulation

23.

In which type of presentation is it appropriate to use storytelling?

a)

A decision making presentation

b)

A persuasive presentation

c)

An instructional presentation

d)

An informative presentation

24.

A technology provider needs to disseminate new product information to staff who are located worldwide. Which of these is the most appropriate method to use?

a)

A presentation via a videoconferencing system

b)

A meeting at each office to show the presentation

c)

A copy of the presentation emailed to each office

d)

A hard copy of the presentation sent in the post

25.

A team leader is writing bespoke publicity materials for distribution to customers. Which of these characteristics will the documents contain?

a)

Limited customisation

b)

Visual impact

c)

Standard formats

d)

Competitor details

26.

A small cleaning business is preparing new contracts of employment for its staff. Which of these actions is required?

a)

Research the legal requirements

b)

Consult suppliers

c)

Provide training

d)

Check the document word count

27.

An information system has been in use for three months. How will its effectiveness be measured at this point?

a)

By reviewing implementation times

b)

By setting performance objectives

c)

Through evaluating user training

d)

Through identification of faults

28.

What is the first stage in the approval of a bespoke document?

a)

Draft versions

b)

Agreement of changes

c)

Edited version

d)

Proposal of ideas

29.

An organisation is considering implementing a new document management system. What is the benefit of introducing an electronic system to do this?

a)

It saves time when creating documents

b)

It increases storage capacity

c)

It increases the need for multiple users

d)

It removes the need for archiving

30.

A presentation is to be delivered in a training session. Why is it good practice to allow more time than is needed for presenting the slides?

a)

To permit attendees to be late

b)

To allow for the use of a storyboard

c)

To anticipate questions

d)

To edit the script

31.

A number of temporary staff have recently left an organisation but may still have access to the corporate intranet. What security and confidentiality measures are required?

a)

Restrict levels of access for visitors

b)

Update security software on workstations

c)

Conduct a full audit of users

d)

Reset passwords for users

e)

Restrict employee access to the internet