| 1 |
A factory produced its full target of 10,000 units on time, but used far more raw material than planned. What… |
Business Studies
Concept, objectives and importance of management |
Easy |
| 2 |
Management is said to be an 'intangible force'. This means that |
Business Studies
Concept, objectives and importance of management |
Easy |
| 3 |
A company in a backward district hires local people with disabilities and uses solar power in its plant. Whic… |
Business Studies
Concept, objectives and importance of management |
Medium |
| 4 |
When the government changed packaging rules, a firm quickly redesigned its products and processes. Which feat… |
Business Studies
Concept, objectives and importance of management |
Medium |
| 5 |
Which of the following is the best example of management being 'multidimensional'? |
Business Studies
Concept, objectives and importance of management |
Hard |
| 6 |
Why is management called an 'inexact science'? |
Business Studies
Management as science, art and profession |
Easy |
| 7 |
Which feature of a profession is NOT satisfied by management? |
Business Studies
Management as science, art and profession |
Easy |
| 8 |
Two managers studied the same principles in college, but each solves employee problems in a different, creati… |
Business Studies
Management as science, art and profession |
Medium |
| 9 |
A doctor or lawyer must belong to a statutory body that can punish misconduct, but a manager need not. This d… |
Business Studies
Management as science, art and profession |
Medium |
| 10 |
Which statement best sums up the nature of management? |
Business Studies
Management as science, art and profession |
Hard |
| 11 |
Which level of management is mainly responsible for setting the overall objectives and strategies of the orga… |
Business Studies
Levels of management |
Easy |
| 12 |
A foreman in a factory is part of which level of management? |
Business Studies
Levels of management |
Easy |
| 13 |
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 |
| 14 |
Which of these is a typical function of supervisory management? |
Business Studies
Levels of management |
Medium |
| 15 |
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 |
| 16 |
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 |
| 17 |
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 |
| 18 |
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 |
| 19 |
A production head praises good workers, explains instructions clearly and settles doubts on the shop floor. W… |
Business Studies
Functions of management |
Medium |
| 20 |
Why is the management process described as continuous even though controlling is listed last? |
Business Studies
Functions of management |
Hard |