PRINCIPAL OF MANAGEMENT (MCQS)

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MID SEMESTER EXAMINATION

PRINCIPAL OF MANAGEMENT

MCQS - 2016

(1) Leader should be free from bias, consistent in his action and refrains from anger represent ______ trait of leader.

(A) Empathy

(B) Emotional Stability

(C) Objectivity

(D) Technical Skills 

(2) The ability to deal with mechanics of the particular job/work is called _______ managerial skills. 

(A) Technical

(B) Design

(C) Human

(D) Conceptual 

(3) _______ is a graphical method for identifying alternative actions, estimating probabilities, and indicating the resulting expected payoff,

(A) Decision Tree

(B) Linear programming

(C) Queuing theory

(D) Meragement by Objectives

(4) Management draws knowledge and concepts from psychology, anthropology, sociology, economics. statistics, etc. reflect _______ nature of management.

(A) Dynamic

(B) Relative not Absolute

(C) Science or Art

(D) Multidisciplinary

(5) Which one of the following is not the part of elements of scientific management given by F. W. Tay for.

(A) Functional Foremanship

(B) Unity of Command

(C) Separation of Planning and Doing

(D) Job Analysis

(6) The _______ is known as evaluation of inputs and taking corrective action before a particular sequence of operation is completed.

(A) Decoding

(B) Feed forward control

(C) Feedback control

(D) Concurrent control 

(7) The correct sequence of Maslow's need hierarchy is _______.

(A) Physiological Security Social Self Actualisation Esteem

(B) Physiological Security Social Esteem, Self Actualisation

(C) Physiological Social Security Esteem Self Actualisation

(D) Physiological Self Actualisation Social Esteem, Security

(8) Which of the following is not the part of motivational factors prescribed by Herzberg motivation hygiene theory?

(A) Job security

(B) Achievement

(C) Recognition

(D) Responsibility 

(9) 'Leader is born and not made' is the assumption of which leadership theory?

(A) Charismatic leadership theory

(B) Behavioural theory

(C) Trait theory

(D) Situation theory 

(10) 'Esprit de corps' is belongs to which management theory?

(A) Scientific Management theory

(B) Motivation Theory

(C) General Management Theory

(D) None of the above 

(11) Scientific Management was concerned essentially with improving the operational efficiency at the_______

(A) Top management level

(B) Shop floor level

(C) Middle management level

(D) All levels 

(12) The concept of scientific management was given by _______.

(A) Frederick Taylor

(B) Henry Fayol

(C) Peter Drucker

(D) Elton Mayo

(13) Which principle of management emphasizes replacement of 'rule of thumb' method?

(A) Decision theory

(B) Scientific Management theory

(C) Administrative theory

(D) Contingency theory

(14) which audit is also known as _______ "operational audit"?

(A) internal audit

(B) management audit

(C) accounts audit

(D) none of the above

(15) interpersonal role includes:

(A) monitor role

(B) W leader role

(C) spokesperson role

(D) none of the above

(16) _______ is the earliest management thinker who had used the term "Management by objectives".

(A) Henry mintzberg

(B) Peter F. drucker

(C) Henri Fayol

(D) Fredrick Taylor

(17) ______ means that a person should get order and instructions from only one superior.

(A) Unity of direction

(B) Unity of a command

(C) Scalar Chain

(D) Equity

(18) in _______ Role the manager performs ceremonial activities on behalf of organisationa.

(A) Liaison

(B) Monitor

(C) Figurehead

(D) Entrepreneur

(19) from the following has given the concept of "managerial roles"?

(A) Henry Fayol

(B) Robort kartz

(C) Mintzberg

(D) F.W. Taylor

(20) In the _______ role the manager distributes the information to his subordinates who may Otherwise not be in a position to receive it.

(A) Fire fighter

(B) Leader

(C) Liaison

(D) Disseminator

(21) _______ has identified three levels of skills which managers at different levels of the organisation should process in a varying proportions. 

(A) Mintzberg

(B) Henry fayol

(C) Robert Katz

(D) Taylor

(22) Fayol's contribution were first published in a book form entitled 'Administration industrial at general' in French language in a ______ your.

(A) 1932

(B) 1916

(C) 1926

(D) 1934

(23) _______ is the process of influencing and supporting others to work enthusiastically toword achieving objectives.

(A) Controlling

(B) Communication

(C) Leadership

(D) None of the above

(24) The term MBO was coined in which year ?

(A) 1954

(B) 1964

(C) 1944

(D) 1948

(25) programme evaluation and review technique was developed by _______

(A) General Motors Company

(B) Du pont Co, USA

(C) Toyota Co, japan

(D) US Navy

(26) _______ Theory of leadership is also known as a "contingency theory".

(A) Situational

(B) Trait

(C) Behavioral

(D) None of the above

(27) According to Henry fayol business operations of an organisation can be divided into six activities. Which of the following is not one of those six activities ?

(A) Technical

(B) Accounting

(C) Legal

(D) Security

(28) ______ Are planning assumptions regarding occurrence of environmental factors and internal conditions.

(A) Objectives

(B) Opportunities

(C) Planning premises

(D) Perception

(29) The analysis and measurement of actual operations against established standards developed during the planning process is called as _______.

(A) Controlling

(B) Leading

(C) Motivating

(D) Directing

(30) The needs are concerned with self respect, sell confidence, a feeling of personal worth, feeling of being unique and Organisation.

(A) Psychological

(B) Safety

(C) Social

(D) Esteem

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