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Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3791
1. Wrong organisation structure prevents business performance up to the extent that it destroys it, This statement is of ............
(A) Drucker
(B) Allen
(C) Terry
(D) Taylor
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3792
2. For effective delegation is necessary—
(A) facility to contact
(B) environment of co-operation and co-ordination
(C) clear explanation of authorities
(D) all of these
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3793
BSEB, 2015
3. For delegation to be effective, it is essential that responsibility is accompanied by necessary—
(A) Authority
(B) Man-power
(C) Incentives
(D) Promotions
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3794
4. ............. Organisation please automatically formed.
(A) Formal
(B) Informal
(C) Functional
(D) None of these
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3795
BSEB, 2019
5. According to Koontz and O' Donnell, the organisation process has .......... steps.
(A) 4
(B) 6
(C) 7
(D) 8
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3796
6. In the process of delegation of authority ............. difficulties come.
(A) Three
(B) Four
(C) Two
(D) Five
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3797
BSEB, 2011, 15, 16
7. A comprehensive plan for accomplishing an organisation's objectives is known as—
(A) Policy
(B) Programme
(C) Objective
(D) Strategy
Multiple Choice
VVI
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ID- 3798
BSEB, 2011
8. Centralisation refers to—
(A) Retention of authority
(B) Dispersal of authority
(C) Creating profit centre
(D) Opening new centre
Multiple Choice
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ID- 3799
BSEB, 2019
9. Group function is a part of ............ on the basis of job.
(A) Decentralised organisation
(B) Divisional organisation
(C) Functional organisation
(D) Centralised organisation
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3800
BSEB, 2015, 16
10. Depends on the sweet will of employees—
(A) Formal organisation
(B) Informal organisation
(C) Functional organisation
(D) Divisional organisation
Multiple Choice
VVI
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ID- 3801
11. The steps of organisation process are—
(A) 2
(B) 4
(C) 6
(D) 8
Multiple Choice
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ID- 3802
12. In a large-sized enterprise, delegation is—
(A) voluntary
(B) necessary
(C) compulsory
(D) none of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3803
BSEB, 2016
13. Responsibility is of—
(A) subordinate
(B) officer
(C) both a and b
(D) none of these
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3804
BSEB, 2010
14. Delegation can be done off—
(A) authority
(B) responsibility
(C) accountability
(D) none of these
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3805
15. There is no favoritism in organisation—
(A) formal organisation
(B) informal organisation
(C) divisional organisation
(D) functional organisation
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3806
BSEB, 2010
16. Organisation process involves—
(A) grouping of identical work
(B) division of a work
(C) assigning work to appropriate persons
(D) All of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3807
BSEB, 2019
17. In the case of informal organisation authorities are—
(A) Decentralised
(B) Centralised
(C) Equally distributed
(D) None of these
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3808
BSEB, 2015
18. Authority cannot be delegated of—
(A) Routine work
(B) Secret work
(C) Ordinary work
(D) Easy work
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3809
19. Which of the following is not an element of delegation—
(A) Accountability
(B) Authority
(C) Responsibility
(D) Informal organisation
Multiple Choice
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ID- 3810
20. A network of social relationships that arises spontaneously due to interaction at work is called—
(A) Formal organisation
(B) Informal organisation
(C) Decentralisation
(D) Delegation
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3811
21. Which of the following does not follow the scalar chain—
(A) functional organisation
(B) divisional structure
(C) formal organisation
(D) informal organisation
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3812
22. A tall structure has a—
(A) Narrow span of Management
(B) Wide span of Management
(C) No span of Management
(D) Less levels of Management
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3813
23. To make delegation effective it is necessary that responsibility is also delegated with—
(A) authority
(B) man power
(C) incentives
(D) promotion
Multiple Choice
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ID- 3814
24. Span of management refers to—
(A) Number of managers
(B) Time limit of manager appointed for particular period
(C) Calculation of employees working under the supervision of high officer
(D) Calculation of members of top management
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3815
BSEB, 2019
25. The form of organisation encouraging rumors is called—
(A) Centralised organisation
(B) Decentralised organisation
(C) Informal organisation
(D) Formal organisation
Multiple Choice
VVI
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ID- 3816
BSEB, 2019
26. Group activities are a part of ............ on the basis of the production line.
(A) Delegated organisation
(B) Divisional organisation
(C) Functional organisation
(D) Autonomoun organisation
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3817
BSEB, 2018
27. There is no discipline in organisation—
(A) divisional organisation
(B) functional organisation
(C) formal organisation
(D) informal organisation
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3818
BSEB, 2018
28. Management itself expands—
(A) Through delegation
(B) Through centralisation
(C) Through decentralisation
(D) Through all
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3819
BSEB, 2018
29. In the process of delegation, accountability cannot be—
(A) Shared
(B) delegated
(C) neither (A) and nor (B)
(D) both (A) and (B)
Multiple Choice
VVI
Verified
ID- 3820
30. The meaning of centralization—
(A) keeping powers of decision making with oneself
(B) delegation of authorities in decision making
(C) creating divisions as profit centres
(D) opening new centres or branches