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5006 - Unit 1 and 2

Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How does aligning personal work goals with organisational plans help an employee?

a)

It increases work confusion

b)

It supports overall business success

c)

It reduces work responsibilities

d)

It limits career growth

2.

What should personal work goals reflect?

a)

Only personal interests

b)

Random daily tasks

c)

Organisational plans and own job duties

d)

Occasional team goals

3.

Which is a good example of a personal work goal?

a)

Complete reports before deadlines

b)

Take longer breaks every day

c)

Ignore company targets

d)

Avoid teamwork

4.

Why is it important to understand your responsibilities?

a)

To skip work

b)

To plan work that supports your role

c)

To avoid challenges

d)

To work slower

5.

How can personal development activities support organisational plans?

a)

By distracting employees

b)

By increasing errors

c)

By improving skills to meet company goals

d)

By ignoring training

6.

What does accountability at work mean?

a)

Avoiding blame

b)

Taking responsibility for your tasks

c)

Passing work to others

d)

Working less

7.

Which action best shows alignment with company plans?

a)

Doing unrelated work

b)

Setting goals that match company targets

c)

Ignoring deadlines

d)

Not sharing progress

8.

How often should personal work goals be reviewed?

a)

Never

b)

Every 5 years

c)

Regularly, such as weekly or monthly

d)

Only when a problem occurs

9.

Which of these is NOT part of setting personal work goals?

a)

Knowing your duties

b)

Understanding company plans

c)

Writing clear goals

d)

Avoiding feedback

10.

What is a key benefit of linking personal goals to company plans?

a)

More free time

b)

Less responsibility

c)

Clear focus on important work

d)

Avoiding teamwork

11.

How can personal work planning help employees at work?

a)

It makes work more confusing

b)

It helps employees manage tasks better

c)

It allows employees to avoid tasks

d)

It reduces communication with team members

12.

What is one way to show positive role modelling through organisation?

a)

Ignoring deadlines

b)

Arriving on time every day

c)

Leaving work unfinished

d)

Avoiding help from colleagues

13.

Why is organising tasks by priority useful?

a)

It helps finish the most important tasks first

b)

It delays important work

c)

It makes tasks harder

d)

It wastes time

14.

What happens when a team leader models good planning?

a)

The team loses focus

b)

The team feels motivated and works better

c)

The team works slower

d)

The team ignores deadlines

15.

Which of these is a good habit showing positive work organisation?

a)

Starting tasks without a plan

b)

Making a daily to-do list

c)

Working without breaks

d)

Waiting until last minute

16.

How can helping others at work show positive role modelling?

a)

It shows teamwork and support

b)

It causes problems

c)

It wastes time

d)

It reduces your own work

17.

What effect does a tidy workspace have on work?

a)

Increases distractions

b)

Makes finding things easier

c)

Slows down work

d)

Causes confusion

18.

Why should employees review their work progress daily?

a)

To identify what needs improvement

b)

To create more problems

c)

To avoid planning

d)

To ignore deadlines

19.

What is a sign of poor personal work planning?

a)

Frequently missing deadlines

b)

Completing tasks early

c)

Asking for help

d)

Organising tasks

20.

How can role modelling good work habits impact new employees?

a)

Provides clear examples to follow

b)

Confuses them

c)

Makes them less confident

d)

Stops them from learning

21.

How can personal performance be measured at work?

a)

Only by salaries earned

b)

By the color of clothes worn

c)

By the quality and speed of work done

d)

By the number of breaks taken

22.

Which of these can affect how well someone performs at work?

a)

The weather outside

b)

Noise and workload

c)

The type of music on the radio

d)

The color of the office walls

23.

What is one way to maintain performance during stressful times?

a)

Taking short breaks to relax

b)

Ignoring the problem and working harder

c)

Talking loudly to others

d)

Skipping tasks to finish early

24.

When work plans change suddenly, what is best to do?

a)

Stop working until help arrives

b)

Ignore the new plans

c)

Adapt your schedule quickly

d)

Complain about the changes

25.

Why is measuring personal performance important?

a)

To make work more boring

b)

To avoid working hard

c)

To punish workers

d)

To improve skills and results

26.

What might a manager use to measure performance in a sales job?

a)

The worker's favorite food

b)

Number of sales made

c)

Hours spent on social media

d)

The color of the worker's car

27.

How can work context cause differences in performance measurement?

a)

All jobs measure the same things

b)

Work context never affects performance

c)

Different jobs have different goals and conditions

d)

Only managers decide with no context in mind

28.

Which skill helps maintain performance when facing internet problems at home?

a)

Ignoring messages

b)

Planning tasks ahead

c)

Working only at night

d)

Using social media more

29.

What can happen if you do not maintain your performance in stressful conditions?

a)

You will get a promotion immediately

b)

You will always finish early

c)

Your work quality may drop

d)

Customers or team may be unhappy

30.

How should performance be maintained during noisy or busy workdays?

a)

Avoid talking to others

b)

Work faster without breaks

c)

Take breaks and focus on key tasks

d)

Leave work early

31.

How can prioritising competing tasks help you at work?

a)

It wastes time in deciding what to do

b)

It prevents completing any task well

c)

It helps focus on what matters most first

d)

It causes confusion among team members

32.

What should you consider first when prioritising tasks?

a)

The tasks you like more

b)

The easiest tasks to do

c)

The deadlines and impact of each task

d)

The tasks others assign to you

33.

What is a sign that a task is urgent?

a)

It can be done next week

b)

It must be done immediately

c)

It has no deadline

d)

It is an optional activity

34.

Which of the following is an example of an organisational goal?

a)

Finishing your lunch early

b)

Helping a teammate use the printer

c)

Increasing sales by 10% this quarter

d)

Choosing your favourite music for work

35.

How can delegating tasks help manage competing demands?

a)

It frees up your time for urgent tasks

b)

It causes more work for you

c)

It stops team members from learning

d)

It delays all deadline dates

36.

What does 'facilitating competing demands' mean?

a)

Ignoring some tasks until they are done

b)

Doing tasks randomly as they come

c)

Balancing tasks to meet different goals

d)

Only focusing on personal goals

37.

When tasks are equally urgent, how can you decide which to do first?

a)

Ask your manager for advice

b)

Delay all tasks until later

c)

Do the easiest task first

d)

Consider which task has the biggest impact

38.

How can meeting team goals help organisational success?

a)

It does not affect the organisation

b)

It makes individual work harder

c)

It supports the organisation running smoothly

d)

It causes delays in projects

39.

What is a good way to review your priorities regularly?

a)

Ignore new tasks after starting work

b)

Only focus on tasks planned last week

c)

Check your list and deadlines daily

d)

Wait until the end of the month

40.

What happens if you neglect urgent tasks repeatedly?

a)

Work becomes easier

b)

Team members take over

c)

Goals may not be met on time

d)

Organisation gives more time

41.

How can technology help manage work priorities?

a)

By creating confusion

b)

By organizing tasks and setting reminders

c)

By making work harder

d)

By removing all deadlines

42.

Which is an example of technology used to schedule tasks?

a)

Notepad on paper

b)

Whiteboard

c)

Calendar app on phone

d)

Handwritten diary

43.

What is a benefit of setting reminders for work tasks?

a)

Reminders cost money

b)

They make you more tired

c)

They help you remember deadlines

d)

They slow down your work

44.

Why is sharing work schedules with a team helpful?

a)

It makes work secret

b)

It keeps everyone informed

c)

It wastes time

d)

It blocks communication

45.

What should you do if your priorities change during the day?

a)

Update your task list or app

b)

Ignore the change

c)

Stop working immediately

d)

Delete all tasks

46.

Which tool helps with tracking time spent on tasks?

a)

Stopwatch

b)

Calculator

c)

Time tracking software

d)

Email

47.

Using technology to manage work can reduce:

a)

Efficiency

b)

Task completion

c)

Deadlines

d)

Work stress

48.

What happens when you do not set priorities for your work?

a)

Work gets easier

b)

Tasks get done faster

c)

You may miss important tasks

d)

You work less

49.

Choose the technology that helps with team communication and task assignments.

a)

Email

b)

Text messages

c)

Project management platforms

d)

Phone calls

50.

To use technology effectively, you should:

a)

Ignore notifications

b)

Use it only on weekends

c)

Regularly check and update your tasks

d)

Share passwords

51.

How does work-life balance help manage stress?

a)

By working more hours

b)

By resting and working in equal time

c)

By ignoring personal needs

d)

By staying busy all the time

52.

What is one effect of poor work-life balance?

a)

Feeling energized

b)

Better focus

c)

Feeling tired and stressed

d)

Increased social time