| 1751 |
A foreman in a factory is part of which level of management? |
Business Studies
Levels of management |
Easy |
| 1752 |
Ms Rao, the marketing head, explains the company's new pricing policy to her sales team, assigns them targets… |
Business Studies
Levels of management |
Medium |
| 1753 |
Which of these is a typical function of supervisory management? |
Business Studies
Levels of management |
Medium |
| 1754 |
A company's survival is threatened by a new foreign competitor. Which level would be held responsible for ana… |
Business Studies
Levels of management |
Hard |
| 1755 |
Which function of management involves deciding in advance what is to be done and how it is to be done? |
Business Studies
Functions of management |
Easy |
| 1756 |
The manager of a store compares actual monthly sales with the target and finds a shortfall of 10%. Which func… |
Business Studies
Functions of management |
Easy |
| 1757 |
A manager divides the work of a new project into tasks, groups them into teams and gives each team leader aut… |
Business Studies
Functions of management |
Medium |
| 1758 |
A production head praises good workers, explains instructions clearly and settles doubts on the shop floor. W… |
Business Studies
Functions of management |
Medium |
| 1759 |
Why is the management process described as continuous even though controlling is listed last? |
Business Studies
Functions of management |
Hard |
| 1760 |
Why is coordination called the 'essence of management'? |
Business Studies
Coordination |
Easy |
| 1761 |
Which statement about coordination is correct? |
Business Studies
Coordination |
Easy |
| 1762 |
The production department of a firm made 50,000 units, but the sales department planned to sell only 30,000. … |
Business Studies
Coordination |
Medium |
| 1763 |
Specialists in a firm tend to think only about their own field and do not consider others' views. Which reaso… |
Business Studies
Coordination |
Medium |
| 1764 |
A supervisor ensures that three shifts of workers hand over machines smoothly so that output is not interrupt… |
Business Studies
Coordination |
Hard |
| 1765 |
Principles of management are best described as |
Business Studies
Principles of management: meaning and nature |
Easy |
| 1766 |
The statement that principles of management can be modified by a manager when the situation demands shows tha… |
Business Studies
Principles of management: meaning and nature |
Easy |
| 1767 |
A principle states that if authority is not matched with responsibility, work will suffer. This shows that pr… |
Business Studies
Principles of management: meaning and nature |
Medium |
| 1768 |
Which of the following describes the 'contingent' nature of principles of management? |
Business Studies
Principles of management: meaning and nature |
Medium |
| 1769 |
A management institute uses the principles of management to design its courses and case studies. Which signif… |
Business Studies
Principles of management: meaning and nature |
Hard |
| 1770 |
A worker receives instructions from both the production manager and the quality manager, and the instructions… |
Business Studies
Fayol’s principles of management |
Easy |
| 1771 |
'A place for everything and everyone, and everything and everyone in its place' describes Fayol's principle of |
Business Studies
Fayol’s principles of management |
Easy |
| 1772 |
A company makes both shoes and bags. It sets up separate divisions for each, with its own head and plan. Whic… |
Business Studies
Fayol’s principles of management |
Medium |
| 1773 |
In an emergency, a sales supervisor contacts a production supervisor at the same level directly, instead of g… |
Business Studies
Fayol’s principles of management |
Medium |
| 1774 |
A manager keeps transferring staff every few months, and the firm suffers from high training costs and low ou… |
Business Studies
Fayol’s principles of management |
Hard |
| 1775 |
Which technique of scientific management is used to determine the standard time taken to perform a well-defin… |
Business Studies
Taylor’s scientific management |
Easy |
| 1776 |
Taylor's call for a complete change in the attitude of both management and workers towards each other is know… |
Business Studies
Taylor’s scientific management |
Easy |
| 1777 |
A company reduces its range of shirts from 40 sizes and colours to 12 popular ones to save cost. Which techni… |
Business Studies
Taylor’s scientific management |
Medium |
| 1778 |
Under the differential piece wage system, the standard output is 10 units a day. Worker X makes 12 units and … |
Business Studies
Taylor’s scientific management |
Medium |
| 1779 |
Under functional foremanship, which specialist is on the production side rather than the planning side? |
Business Studies
Taylor’s scientific management |
Hard |
| 1780 |
Which statement correctly describes the business environment? |
Business Studies
Meaning and importance of business environment |
Easy |
| 1781 |
Demand for a particular saree style is high in one state but low in another. Which feature of the business en… |
Business Studies
Meaning and importance of business environment |
Easy |
| 1782 |
A company noticed early that people were shifting to plant-based milk and launched a product before its rival… |
Business Studies
Meaning and importance of business environment |
Medium |
| 1783 |
Customers, competitors, suppliers and investors are examples of which kind of forces? |
Business Studies
Meaning and importance of business environment |
Medium |
| 1784 |
A rise in fuel prices increased transport costs, which raised the prices of goods and changed consumer buying… |
Business Studies
Meaning and importance of business environment |
Hard |
| 1785 |
A rise in the rate of interest on bank loans is a part of which dimension of the business environment? |
Business Studies
Dimensions of business environment |
Easy |
| 1786 |
The growing popularity of mobile wallets and UPI payments has changed how retailers accept money. This is an … |
Business Studies
Dimensions of business environment |
Easy |
| 1787 |
More people now prefer low-sugar foods because of health awareness. Food companies are launching sugar-free p… |
Business Studies
Dimensions of business environment |
Medium |
| 1788 |
A new rule requires all packaged food to display a nutrition table on the label. This change belongs to which… |
Business Studies
Dimensions of business environment |
Medium |
| 1789 |
A foreign company delays its investment in a country because of frequent changes of government and uncertaint… |
Business Studies
Dimensions of business environment |
Hard |
| 1790 |
Why is planning called the primary function of management? |
Business Studies
Meaning, features, importance and limitations of planning |
Easy |
| 1791 |
Which of the following is a limitation of planning? |
Business Studies
Meaning, features, importance and limitations of planning |
Easy |
| 1792 |
A company spent heavily on a detailed five-year plan, but a sudden change in government policy made it useles… |
Business Studies
Meaning, features, importance and limitations of planning |
Medium |
| 1793 |
Planning requires foresight, intelligent imagination and sound judgement. Which feature of planning does this… |
Business Studies
Meaning, features, importance and limitations of planning |
Medium |
| 1794 |
A firm's sales manager sets a target of 500 units per month and later uses it to judge whether her team is pe… |
Business Studies
Meaning, features, importance and limitations of planning |
Hard |
| 1795 |
Which is the first step in the planning process? |
Business Studies
Planning process |
Easy |
| 1796 |
Assumptions about the future, such as expected demand and future tax rates, on which plans are based are call… |
Business Studies
Planning process |
Easy |
| 1797 |
A company has listed three ways to raise sales: opening new shops, selling online, and appointing more dealer… |
Business Studies
Planning process |
Medium |
| 1798 |
After a plan is implemented, the manager regularly checks whether activities are happening as scheduled. This… |
Business Studies
Planning process |
Medium |
| 1799 |
Which step of the planning process comes immediately after developing premises? |
Business Studies
Planning process |
Hard |
| 1800 |
'Wearing a helmet is compulsory inside the plant, and those who do not will be fined.' This is an example of a |
Business Studies
Types of plans |
Easy |