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590+ Principles of Management Solved MCQs

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Chapter: Evolution of Management Thoughts
201.

Which of the following statement best described the principle of ‘Division of work’?

A. work should be divided into small tasks
B. labour should be divided
C. resource should be divided among jobs
D. it leads to specialisation
Answer» B. labour should be divided
202.

Which of the following is Not a principle of management given by Taylor?

A. Science, not rule of Thumb
B. Functional foremanship
C. Maximum ,not restricted output
D. Harmony not discord
Answer» B. Functional foremanship
203.

Management should find ' One best way ' to perform a task. Which technique of scientific management is defined in this sentence?

A. Time study
B. Motion study
C. Fatigue study
D. Method study
Answer» D. Method study
204.

Who is known as 'the Father of Modern Theory of Management’?

A. Harold Koontz.
B. Henry Fayol
C. F.W. Taylor
D. Max Weber
Answer» B. Henry Fayol
205.

The main aim of Taylor was to.................

A. improve labour relations
B. improve productivity
C. To attempt a general theory of management
D. None of these
Answer» B. improve productivity
206.

Method study is ..................

A. preliminary survey of production Process
B. study of the movement of a work
C. study of operational efficiency
D. All of the above
Answer» A. preliminary survey of production Process
207.

Henry fayol is well known...........

A. As the father of modern management
B. for formulating general principles of management
C. for promoting trade unionism
D. None of these
Answer» A. As the father of modern management
208.

Unity of command implies

A. A subordinate should receive orders from all the superiors
B. individuals must sacrifice in the larger interest
C. be accountable to one and only one superior
D. None of these
Answer» C. be accountable to one and only one superior
209.

Purpose of time study is ...........

A. to remove wastage of time
B. to give timely assistance
C. to determine fair days work
D. watching time
Answer» C. to determine fair days work
210.

The scientific technique of task setting is known as ......................

A. work study
B. motion study
C. time study
D. method study
Answer» C. time study
211.

Management by Objectives concept was developed by -------.

A. Peter.F.Drucker
B. Fayol
C. Chester Bernard
D. None
Answer» A. Peter.F.Drucker
212.

MBO offers the basis for assessing the -----------------.

A. Techniques
B. Performance
C. Authority
D. Subject
Answer» B. Performance
213.

The process of MBO starts with -----.

A. setting up of obligation
B. Fetron plan
C. Review
D. All
Answer» A. setting up of obligation
214.

Principles of management are not

A. behavioural.
B. absolute.
C. universal.
D. flexible.
Answer» B. absolute.
215.

Principles of management provide

A. readymade solutions to problems.
B. general guidelines.
C. methods and procedures.
D. rules and regulations.
Answer» B. general guidelines.
216.

Management principles differ from pure science principles because management principles are

A. vague.
B. situation-bound.
C. rig
Answer» B. situation-bound.
217.

Principles of management are significant because these result in___________.

A. taking initiative.
B. adapting to new technology.
C. employee satisfaction.
D. optimum utilisation of resources.
Answer» D. optimum utilisation of resources.
218.

Which one of the following is not a principle of scientific management?

A. Functional foremanship
B. Development of personnel
C. Harmony, not discord
D. Maximum, not restricted output
Answer» A. Functional foremanship
219.

Management should find ‘one best way’ to perform a task. Which technique of scientific management is defined in this sentence?

A. Time Study
B. Method Study
C. Fatigue Study
D. Motion Study
Answer» B. Method Study
220.

Unity of command is related to

A. superiors and subordinates.
B. management and workers.
C. planned actions.
D. cooperation among employees.
Answer» A. superiors and subordinates.
221.

Gang plank is related to

A. communication.
B. motivation.
C. supervision of workers.
D. incentives to workers.
Answer» A. communication.
222.

Management principles are flexible whereas ______________ principles are rigid.

A. Pure Science
B. Employment
C. Scientific Management
D. Art
Answer» A. Pure Science
223.

___________ denotes concentration of authority at the top level.

A. Decentralisation
B. Centralisation
C. Coordination
D. Delegation
Answer» B. Centralisation
224.

__________ is the technique in which each worker is supervised by eight supervisors.

A. Functional foremanship
B. Unity of action
C. Centralisation
D. Simplification of work
Answer» A. Functional foremanship
225.

_________ principle of management puts emphasis on judicious application of penalties by the management.

A. Esprit de corps
B. Order
C. Division of work
D. Discipline
Answer» D. Discipline
226.

_________ principle of management states that there should be a place for everything and everything should be in its place.

A. Equity
B. Discipline
C. Order
D. Esprit de corps
Answer» C. Order
227.

__________ means one plan, one boss.

A. Unity of direction
B. Unity of command
C. Centralisation
D. Gang Plank
Answer» A. Unity of direction
228.

__________ involves harmony and team spirit among employees.

A. Discipline
B. Esprit de corps
C. Order
D. Standardisation
Answer» B. Esprit de corps
229.

“Unity of command means one employee getting orders and instructions from one supervisor”.

A. True
B. False
C. all
D. none
Answer» A. True
230.

Time study involves analysing movements involved in performing an activity.

A. True
B. False
C. all
D. none
Answer» B. False
231.

Scalar chain involves direct communication between two employees at horizontal level.

A. True
B. False
C. all
D. none
Answer» B. False
232.

Discipline principle of management leads to development of team spirit.

A. True
B. False
C. all
D. none
Answer» B. False
233.

The principals of management are significant because of

A. increase in efficiency
B. Initiative
C. optimum utilisation of resources
D. Adaptation of changing technology
Answer» D. Adaptation of changing technology
234.

Observe the following management principles and pick the odd one out. Justify your answer.

A. unity of command
B. unity of direction
C. maximum output
D. equity
Answer» C. maximum output
235.

Which scholar's definition on management is " Management is the art of getting things done through and with people in formally organised groups"?

A. Harold Koontz
B. J.N. Schulze
C. S. George
D. Henry Fayol
Answer» A. Harold Koontz
236.

Which of the following is not a Management Principle ?

A. Order
B. Discipline
C. Equity
D. Cooperation
Answer» D. Cooperation
237.

The term hierarchy implies.........

A. departmentalisation
B. a definite ranking order
C. specialisation
D. None of these
Answer» B. a definite ranking order
238.

Scientific analysis of work under scientific management requires......

A. time study
B. motion study
C. Both a & b
D. work study
Answer» C. Both a & b
239.

Management by objective is

A. goal oriented
B. work oriented
C. none of the above
D. all
Answer» A. goal oriented
240.

Which scholar introduced the functional type of organisation?

A. F.W. Taylor
B. Chester Bernard
C. Allen
D. Max Weber
Answer» A. F.W. Taylor
241.

_________ is known as the founder of Human Relation School.

A. Henry Fayol
B. Elton Mayo
C. Peter Drucker
D. F.W. Taylor
Answer» B. Elton Mayo
242.

___________ Principle of Management is concerned with promoting team spirit.

A. Equity
B. Scaler
C. Unity of Command
D. Espirit de Crops
Answer» D. Espirit de Crops
Chapter: Major Managerial Functions
243.

Pervasiveness of planning indicates that planning

A. is a top management function.
B. extends throughout the organisation.
C. is a future-oriented activity.
D. is the first element of management process.
Answer» B. extends throughout the organisation.
244.

Which one of the following is an importance of planning?

A. Reducing uncertainty
B. Identifying alternatives critically
C. Developing leadership
D. Selecting the most appropriate plan
Answer» A. Reducing uncertainty
245.

Which one of the following is not a limitation of planning?

A. Dynamic environment
B. Costly process
C. Rigidity
D. Top management approach
Answer» D. Top management approach
246.

Which one of the following is a step of planning?

A. Analysis of organisation structure
B. Analysis of environment
C. Analysis of employee behaviour
D. Analysis of employee morale
Answer» B. Analysis of environment
247.

The basic role of strategy is to provide

A. setting procedures.
B. direction for action.
C. direction for motivation.
D. direction for control.
Answer» B. direction for action.
248.

Which one of the following plans prescribes chronological steps for performing activities?

A. Procedure
B. Rule
C. Policy
D. Method
Answer» A. Procedure
249.

Which one of the following is a single-use plan?

A. Strategy
B. Rule
C. Budget
D. Method
Answer» C. Budget
250.

Organising process includes one of the following:

A. Grouping of activities
B. Prescribing disciplinary action
C. Determining objectives
D. Prescribing work schedule
Answer» A. Grouping of activities

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