1.      In management, the development of mathematical models is called:  
 Management science 
 Scientific management 
 Administrative management  
 Behavioral management  
2.      Which one of the following is an example of organization?  
Hospitals 
 Colleges 
 Factories 
 All of the given options 
3.      Interpersonal and communication skills are often referred to as:  
Technical skills 
 Conceptual skills 
 People skills  
 Planning skills 
 
4.      Organizational culture is similar to an individual’s:  
Skills  
 Personality  
 Motivation  
 Ability  
5.      Which of the following is one of Fayol's principles of management?  
Authority  
 Discipline  
 Unity of command  
 All of the given options 
6.      When Shumaila is comparing actual sales figures with goals established earlier to see if her department met the target, she is performing which of the following functions?  
Planning 
 Organizing 
 Leading 
 Controlling 
7.      Environmental scanning establishes the basis for _____, which are predictions of outcomes.  
Scenarios  
 Projects  
 Budgets 
 Forecasts 
8.      Which of the following interpersonal role emphasizes the contacts that a manager has with those outside the formal authority chain of command?  
The Liaison Role 
 The Leader Role 
 The Figurehead Role 
 The Spokesman Role 
9.      Which of the following is part of the 14 principles of management identified by Henri Fayol?  
 Scalar chain  
 Innovation  
 Efficiency  
 Motivation  
10. The people who work directly on a job or task and have no responsibility for overseeing the work of others are called:  
 First-line managers 
 Middle managers 
 Non managerial staff 
 Supervisors 
 
11. Amir is representing his company at the local Chamber of Commerce Annual Business Recognition luncheon. He is performing which of the following managerial role?  
Negotiation 
 Monitor 
 Figurehead 
 Liaison 
12. Hawthorne studies were a series of early experiments that focused on:  
Behavior in the workplace 
 Ethics in the workplace 
 Group norms 
 Interpersonal dynamics 
13. Power and authority that are concentrated at the upper levels of the organization as much as possible, is called:  
Authority 
 Unity of command 
 Unity of direction 
 Centralization 
14. Which of the following is a highly structured technique, designed to keep personal interactions at a minimum?  
 Clustering  
 Brainstorming  
 Nominal group technique  
 Group interview  
15. Low level management has a complete authority to make decisions in case of:  
 Centralization 
 Decentralization 
 Scalar Chain 
 Order 
16. If a company is paying minimum wage, when necessary, and applying the minimum standard to laws, such as affirmative action, it would be said to have fulfilled its:  
Social obligation  
 Social responsibility  
 Social responsiveness  
 Social expectation  
17. The quantitative approach has contributed directly in the areas of:  
Planning and control  
 Control and leading 
 Organizing and control  
 Planning and leading 
18. For a company such as Walt Disney world in florida, a bank would be an example of what kind of factor in their specific environment?  
Competitor  
 Supplier  
 Special-interest group  
 Government agency  
19. Henri Fayol, a French industrialist, first analyzed what managers do and divided that work into functions. The study of the management function that defines goals and establishes strategies to achieve them is called:  
Select correct option:  
 
 Planning 
 Organizing 
 Leading  
 Controlling 
20. The idea that employees should also share the profit of organization was given by:  
Select correct option:  
 
 Frederick Taylor  
 Robert Owen 
 Charles Babbage 
 W. Edwards Deming  
21. Which of the following is an explicit statement that tells a manager what he or she can or cannot do?  
Select correct option:  
 
 Procedure  
 Policy  
 Rule  
 Solution  
22. Which of the following approaches to ethical decision-making focuses on the consequences of an action?  
Select correct option:  
 
 Utilitarian approach  
 Universalism approach  
 Moral rights approach  
 Justice approach  
23. Ali is a manager in a multinational organization. He believes that the employees of the company are lazy and do not have much ambition. Ali can be classed as _______ manager based on the perspectives of Douglas McGregor.  
Select correct option:  
 
 Theory Y  
 Bureaucratic  
 Theory X  
 Administrative  
24. All of the following are characteristics of total quality management EXCEPT:  
Select correct option:  
 
 Intense focus on the competition 
 Concern for continual improvement 
 Improvement in quality of everything the organization does 
 Accurate measurement 
25. Tax revenues and government grants for a city are called its:  
Select correct option:  
 
 Human resources 
 Financial resources 
 Physical resources 
 Informational resources 
 
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