Fundamentals of Management Solved MCQs
Fundamentals of Management Solved MCQs
Fundamentals of Management Solved MCQs
1.
A. Frederick Herzberg.
B. F.W. Taylor
C. Elton Mayo
D. Peter F. Drucker
2.
A. a Production Process
B. an Appraisal Process
C. Span of Management.
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3.
Which one of the following examples is not included in the intangible premises of planning.
A. Public Relations
B. Employee Morale
C. Labour Hours
D. Competitive Strength
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4.
Which one of the following elements is odd with Weber’s Six Major Principles?
A. Hierarchical Structure
B. Unity of Command
C. “In-focused” mission
D. Technical Qualifications.
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5.
Decisions which are repetitive and can be established well in advance to solve the day-today
problems in an organization are known as
A. Programmed Decisions
B. Non-programmed Decisions
C. Personal Decisions
D. Heuristic Techniques
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6.
A. Preliminary Interview
C. Blank Application
D. Medical Examination
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7.
A. Planning
B. Organizing
C. Leading
D. Medical Examination
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8.
A. Harmony of Objectives
B. Unity of Command
C. Coordination
D. Follow up
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9.
Controlling involves 17
A. Determining the Objectives
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10.
D. Control by Exception
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11.
Authority is
A. Right to do something
B. Ability to do something
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12.
B. Equity Theory
C. Expectancy Theory
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13.
Which one of the following needs is missing in the ‘Hierarchy of Needs’ Theory?
A. Psychological Needs
B. Physiological Needs
C. Safety Needs
D. Wealth Needs
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14.
A. Self – Actualization
B. Safety
C. Esteem
D. Hygiene
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15.
A. Coaching
B. Case Studies
C. Apprenticeship Training
D. Vestibule Training
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16.
Under the Likert’s Four Management System, which one of the following adopts a paternalistic
approach towards the subordinates?
C. System 3 – Consultative
D. System 4 – Democratic
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17.
A. Authenticity
B. Effective
C. Easy Communication
D. Instant Feedback
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18.
‘Simulation’ is useful
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19.
A. Upward communication
B. Downward communication
C. Horizontal communication
D. Formal communication
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20.
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21.
A. Division of labour
B. Scientific selection
D. Hierarchical Structure
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22.
Under Fayol’s 14 Principles of Management, which one of the following factor is related with Esprit
de Corps?
A. Division of work
B. Team Work
C. Personal ability
D. Personal interest
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23.
A. Planning
B. Organizing
C. Leading
D. Controlling
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24.
A. Commanding
B. Controlling
C. Accounting
D. Organizing
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26.
B. Planning is pervasive
D. Planning is flexible
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27.
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28.
‘Cybernetics’ relates to
A. Feed-back control
B. Feed-forward control
C. Steering control
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29.
Directing is a
A. Discreet process
B. Continuous process
C. One-way process
D. Circular process
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30.
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31.
A. Certainty
B. Various probabilities
C. Competitive rivalry
D. Irregular demand
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32.
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33.
Which one of the following techniques does not imply ‘On-the-job training’ method?
A. Apprenticeship training
B. T-Group training
C. Vestibule training
D. Self-improvement programmes
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34.
A. Democratic Style
C. Authoritarian Leadership
D. None of the above
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35.
A. Basic decisions
B. Unique decisions
D. Non-routine decisions
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36.
A. Grapevine
B. Gangplank
C. Upward communication
D. Downward communication
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37.
A. Upward communication
B. Downward communication
C. Horizontal communication
D. Formal communication
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38.
A. Self-belief
B. Self-concept
C. Self-efficacy
D. Self-esteem
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39.
Close supervision, control of subordinates, centralization of authority, autocratic leadership styles are
the features of
C. Theory X
D. Theory Y
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40.
A. Alderfer
B. Likert
C. Vroom
D. Herzberg
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41.
A. Henri Fayol
B. F.W. Taylor
C. Max Weber
D. Elton Mayo
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42.
A. top-level
B. middle – level
C. lower – level
D. supervisory level
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43.
A. Profits
B. Objectives
C. Policies
D. Strategies
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44.
A. Organising
B. Planning
C. Controlling
D. Coordinating
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45.
A. Controlling
B. Planning
C. Organising
D. Directing
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46.
A. Training
B. Placement
C.
D. Induction
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47.
B. Management by Objectives
C. Decision making
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48.
_________ is concerned with the total manner in which a manager influences the actions of
subordinates.
A. Planning
B. Organising
C. Directing
D. Staffing
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49.
A. Directing
B. Coordinating
C. Controlling
D. Planning
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50.
______________ refers to the process of passing information from one person to another and its
understanding.
A. Planning
B. Communicating
C. Controlling
D. Motivating
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51.
_________ defines management as the process of getting things done by and through others.
A. Hicks
B. Massie
C. Fayol
D. Drucker
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52.
____________ has defined authority as the power to take decisions which guide the actions of
others.
A. Simon
B. Barnard
C. Terry
D. Taylor
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53.
_____________ flows from the top-level management to the bottom level management.
A. Authority
B. Performance
C. Responsibility
D. Accountability
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54.
__________ power is the ability to punish others for not carrying out orders.
A. Reward
B. Legitimate
C. Expert
D. Coercive
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55.
The process of assigning work to others and giving them authority to do that is ________
A. Controlling
B. Organising
C. delegating authority
D. directing
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56.
Under ____________ leadership system, goals are set and work-related decisions are taken by the
subordinates.
A. Exploitative
B. Benevolent
C. Authoritarian
D. Democratic
Answer» D.
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57.
A. Vroom
B. Porter
C. Maslow
D. Mc Gregor
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58.
A. Authoritarian
B. Democratic
C. free rein
D. participative
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59.
A. Linear programming
B. Game Theory
C. Management by Objectives
D. Simulation
Answer» C.
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60.
A. competitors policies
B. rational thinking
C. government policies
D. workers activities
61.
A. Drucker
B. Terry
C. Fayol
D. Taylor
Answer» C.
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62.
A. managing customers
Answer» D.
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63.
Answer» C.
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64.
A. Controlling
B. Planning
C. Organising
D. Directing
Answer» B.
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65.
A. Specialization
B. unified control
C. over loading
D. over dependence
Answer» B.
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66.
A. Selective Perception
B. Defensiveness
C. Emotions
D. Filtering
Answer» B.
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67.
__________ refers to the introduction of a person to the job and the organization.
A. Induction
B. Selection
C. Recruitment
D. Placement
Answer» A.
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68.
A. Planning
B. Organising
C. Leading
D. Motivating
Answer» C.
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69.
A. fix standard
Answer» D.
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70.
A. Directing
B. Organising
C. Leading
D. Motivating
Answer» A.
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71.
The elements of the management process are known as the _________ of management.
A. Functions
B. Nature
C. Concept
D. Scope
Answer» A.
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72.
A. Position
B. Seniority
C. technical competence
D. qualifications
Answer» A.
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73.
___________ power is derived from the formal position of a person in the organization.
A. Social
B. Coercive
C. Expert
D. Legitimate
Answer» D.
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74.
A. Feedback Control
B. Feedforward Control
C. Steering Control
Answer» C.
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75.
A. Persuasive
B. Democratic
C. Institutional
D. Free Rein
Answer» B.
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76.
A. Maslow’s Theory
B. Herzberg’s Theory
C. Mc Gregor’s Theory
D. Vroom’s Theory
Answer» B.
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77.
A. Autocratic
B. Democratic
C. Participative
D. Free Rein
Answer» A.
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78.
A. Delegation of Authority
B. Decentralisation of Authority
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79.
________ is an act of choice wherein a person comes to a conclusion about what has to be done in a
given situation.
A. Planning
B. Organising
C. Decision making
D. Controlling
Answer» C.
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80.
A. Fayol
B. Drucker
C. Taylor
D. David
Answer» B.
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81.
_________ is the chain of the superiors existing from the highest authority to the lowest ranks.
A. Unity of Command
B. Unity of Direction
C. Scalar Chain
D. Authority
Answer» C.
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82.
Fayol viewed management as a process consisting of __________ functions which every manager
performs.
A. 4
B. 5
C. 6
D. 7
Answer» B.
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83.
D. Consultant
Answer» A.
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84.
B. Coaching
C. Job Rotation
D. Vestibule Training
Answer» D.
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85.
A. Encoding
B. Decoding
C. Feedback
D. Medium
Answer» B.
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86.
___________ is that managerial function which analyses the alternatives available.
A. Planning
B. Organising
C. Directing
D. Staffing
Answer» A.
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87.
A. Decentralisaton
B. Span of Management
C. Training
D. Planning
Answer» D.
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88.
_______ refers to the process of passing information from one person to another.
A. Planning
B. Communication
C. Controlling
D. Motivation
Answer» B.
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89.
D. To communicate
Answer» D.
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90.
A. Management by Exception
B. Unity of Direction
C. Delegation of Authority
D. Centralisation
Answer» B.
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91.
A. Encoding
B. Decoding
C. Medium
D. Situation
Answer» D.
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92.
A. Authority
B. Planning
C. Centralisation
D. Responsibility
Answer» A.
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93.
____________ is the process of entrusting part of the work by the superior to his/her subordinates.
A. Centralisation
B. Accountability
C. Delegation of Authority
D. Responsibility
Answer» C.
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94.
__________ flows from the lower-level management to the top level management.
A. Authority
B. Responsibility
C. Centralisation
D. Decentralisation
Answer» B.
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95.
A. Programmed Decision
C. Personal Decision
D. Organisational Decision
Answer» D.
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96.
_________ process is an interplay of three elements – the leader, the follower and the situation.
A. Control
B. Motivation
C. Leadership
D. Planning
Answer» C.
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97.
A. Vroom
B. Mc Gregor
C. Herzberg
D. Mc Clelland
Answer» D.
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98.
A. Managers
B. Subordinates
C. Followers
D. Supervisors
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99.
A. Basic
B. Routine
C. Personal
D. Policy
Answer» C.
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100.
A. Elton Mayo
B. Henri Fayol
C. Max Weber
D. Peter Drucker
Answer» C.
101.
Answer» A.
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102.
A. Planning is flexible
B. Planning is pervasive
Answer» D.
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103.
Which one of the following examples is not included in the intangible premises of Planning?
A. Public Relations
B. Employee Morale
C. Labour Hours
D. Competitive Strength
Answer» C.
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104.
Management is a
A. Discreet process
B. Continuous process
C. One-way process
D. Two-way process
Answer» B.
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105.
Which one of the following is not a function of management?
A. Grouping
B. Planning
C. Staffing
D. Leading
Answer» A.
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106.
Controlling involves
Answer» D.
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107.
A. Management Audit
B. Management by Objectives
Answer» B.
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108.
Direction is a
A. Discreet process
B. Continuous process
D. Circular process
Answer» B.
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109.
A. Preliminary Interview
B. Background Investigation
C. Blank Application
D. Medical Examination
Answer» C.
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110.
A. Coaching
B. Role Playing
C. Apprenticeship Training
D. Vestibule Training
Answer» B.
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111.
C. Recruitment
D. Selection
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112.
A. Customers
B. Competitors
C. Suppliers
D. Group Members
Answer» D.
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113.
Answer» B.
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114.
Which one of the following needs is missing in the ‘Hierarchy of Needs’ theory?
A. Psychological needs.
B. Physiological needs.
C. Safety needs.
D. Wealth needs.
Answer» D.
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115.
‘Grapevine’ is
Answer» B.
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116.
A. Elton Mayo
B. Peter Drucker
C. Chester Barnard
D. M.E. Hurtley
Answer» D.