Management Merged Self Test
Management Merged Self Test
Introduction to Management
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1. Delegate means to grant or confer on subordinates certain tasks and duties along with sufficient authority,
   to accomplish these. Which of the following points is most likely to increase the effectiveness of
   delegation?
   (a) Detail how the required tasks are to be completed for the subordinate
   (b) Predetermine the desired results and performance standards for the delegated task
   (c) Explain the relevance of delegated tasks to larger projects or to department or organization goals
   (d) Maintain the authority necessary to accomplish the main tasks
   (e) Retain the decision-making power for the delegated tasks
2. Which of the following is/are reason(s) for line-staff conflict from the viewpoint of staff personnel?
                I. Line managers do not seek input from staff personnel
                II. Staff function dilutes the line manager’s authority
                III. Line managers resist new ideas
                IV. Staff personnel lack a first-hand experience of operations
      (a) Only (I) above                     (b) Only (IV) above               (c) Both (I) and (III) above
      (d) Both (II) and (IV) above            (e) (I), (II) and (III) above
3. In modern times, organizations have been trying to create a corporate culture with a distinct identity by
   molding the behavior of their members. The original source of an organization’s culture is most strongly
   associated with
   (a) Overseas influences                       (b) Political factors in the external environment
   (c) General economic trends                            (d) The vision of the organization’s founder(s)
   (e) The make-up of organizational members when the organization was established
4. The selection process involves choosing the candidates who best meet the qualifications and have the
   greatest aptitude for the job. Different kinds of selection devices are used for the purpose. Which of the
   following selection devices involves presenting applicants with a miniature model of a job and have them
   perform a task that is central to that job?
   (a) Personality test                          (b) Work sampling test                  (c) Application blank
   (d) Knowledge test                            (e) Intelligence test
5. The success of an organization greatly depends on the decisions that managers make. What are the three
   decision-making conditions, which managers deal with, in analysing decision alternatives?
   (a) Certainty, uncertainty, risk              (b) Certainty, uncertainty, maximize
   (c) Certainty, minimize, risk                          (d) Maximize, uncertainty, risk
   (e) Maximize, certainty, risk
6. Apart from on-the-job training, there are many other approaches to manager development. Development of
   organizing and intervening skills in group processes, usually takes place in case of
    (a) Sensitivity training            (b) Survey feedback
    (c) Team building                   (d) Process consultation
7. Every organization makes minor structural adjustments in reaction to changes. The forces of change can be
   internal or external to the organization. Which of the following is not an internal force of change?
    (a) Organizational strategy                           (b) Technology
    (c) Employee attitude                                 (d) Organizational culture
    (e) Workforce
8.Lyman Porter and his colleagues classified the underlying nature of people into six models. Which of the
   following views proposes that people are unpredictable, subjective, relative and unique in nature?
   (a) Rational                           (b) Emotional                       (c) Behaviourstic
   (d) Self-actualizing                  (e) Phenomenological
9.Different behavioral scientists have developed different theories on motivation. One such behavioral
  scientist by the name of Herzberg gave the two-factor theory of motivation. According to Herzberg’s
  motivation-hygiene theory, which of the following are hygiene factors?
      (a) Personal life, security, salary and recognition
      (b) Advancement, salary, status, company policy
      (c) Relationship with peers, status, supervision and security
      (d) Working conditions, relationship with subordinates, supervision and work itself
10.The managerial grid identified five specific leadership styles. Which leader believes that thoughtful
  attention to the needs of people for a satisfying relationship leads to a comfortable, friendly organizational
  atmosphere and work tempo?
    (a) Task                    (b) Middle of the road            (c) Country club
    (d) Team                    (e) Impoverished
11. Information that originates outside the organization is known as external information. Which of the
   following is/are example(s) of external information in an organization?
     (a) Daily receipts and expenditures
     (b) Salesperson Quotas
     (c) Descriptions of customer satisfaction with products and services
     (d) Quantity of an item in hand or in inventory
     (e) Cost and selling price of the company’s item.
12. Which of the following decision-making models emphasizes short-run solution of a problem rather than
   long-term goal accomplishment?
      (a) Rational model                    (b) Satisfying model             (c) Incremental model
      (d) Garbage-can model                 (e) Decision tree.
13.Sofia works in one of seven research and development departments at General Automobile Corporation.
    This would suggest that General Automobiles has a
     (a) Functional structure                        (b) Divisional structure       (c) Flat structure
     (d) High degree of centralization               (e) Tall structure.
14.Which of the following information processing systems gives the output in the form of summary and
    exception reports that are useful to the managers?
      (a) Decision support system                (b) Management information system
      (c) Office automation system               (d) Transaction processing system
15. In which of Likert’s four systems of leadership, managers do not have complete confidence and trust in
    subordinates but nevertheless, solicit advice from subordinates while retaining the right to make final
    decision?
      (a) Participative leadership style          (b) Benevolent-authoritative leadership style
      (c) Consultative leadership style           (d) Exploitative-authoritative leadership style
      (e) Trait theory of leadership style
16. Performance appraisals are important in an organization because they
     I. Provide systematic judgments to support promotions.
     II. Provide a basis for coaching.
     III. Provide a basis for counseling.
     IV. Let subordinates know where they stand with the boss.
               (a) Only (I) above                             (b) Only (II) above
               (c) Both (I) and (IV) above                   (d) (I), (III) and (IV) above
               (e) All (I), (II), (III) and (IV) above.
17. Ratio analysis helps a manager to compare the performance of the organization with its previous
     performance or the performance of its competitors. Which of the following is a ratio of creditors’
     contribution to that of the owners?
      (a) Current ratio                            (b) Debt-equity ratio
      (c) Return on investment (ROI)               (d) Net profit margin          (e) Inventory turnover.
18. Which of the following inventory techniques uses cards to monitor inventory movement?
        (a) ABC Analysis (b) JIT Approach                 (c) Kanban
        (d) Kaizen                                         (e) Economic Order Quantity.
19. A decision support system (DSS) is an interactive computer system used to plan and make decisions.
     Which of the following is/are true with regard to Decision Support System (DSS)?
           I. Executive decisions are the focal points in DSS.
           II. DSS specializes in easy-to-use software.
           III. DSS employs interactive processing.
           IV. The control and use of DSS rests with the central information management department.
        (a) Only (I) above                            (b) Both (I) and (II) above
        (c) Both (III) and (IV) above                   (d) (I), (II) and (III) above
        (e) (II), (III) and (IV) above.
20. Which of the following is/are postulates of the path – goal theory?
       I. The leader clearly defines the path to goal attainment for subordinates.
       II. The leader motivates subordinates to participate in decision-making.
       III. The leader sets clear and specific goals for subordinates.
       IV. The leader suitably rewards employees as per their performance.
         (a) Only (II) above                             (b) Only (IV) above
         (c) Both (II) and (IV) above                    (d) (I), (II) and (IV) above
         (e) All (I), (II), (III) and (IV) above.
21. In the past three to four decades, many management theorists, and writers have made remarkable
     contribution in the study of management. By studying the various approaches to management analysis,
     we can understand the concept of management and have a better understanding of managerial functions.
     Which approach to management emphasizes managing people by understanding their individual
     psychological needs?
        (a) Empirical Approach                         (b) Decision Theory Approach
        (c) Management Science Approach                (d) Interpersonal Behavior Approach
        (e) Contingency Approach
22. The communication process is made up of various components. Which of the following is the actual
    physical product from the source?
        (a) Feedback                                 (b) Filter                           (c) Message
        (d) Channel                                  (e) Understanding.
23.Which of the following would not be an accurate depiction of the differences between strategic and tactical
    planning?
       (a) Strategic planning is developed mainly by upper-level management and tactical planning is
             generally developed by lower-level management
       (b) Facts for strategic planning are generally easier to gather than facts for tactical planning
       (c) Strategic plans generally contain less details than tactical plans
       (d) Strategic plans generally cover a longer period of time than tactical plans
       (e) Managers who are engaged in the development of strategic plans tend to work in more uncertainty
             than those managers engaged in the development of tactical plans.
24.Which of the following statements concerning grapevine is not correct?
       (a) Grapevine is generally used irregularly in organizations
       (b) Grapevine can and often does generate harmful rumours
       (c) Grapevine is used largely to serve the self-interests of people within it
       (d) Some managers use grapevine to their advantage
       (e) In time, and with proper pressure, grapevine can be eliminated.
25. The conflict-resolution approach that corresponds with a high level of assertiveness and a low level of
     cooperativeness, is referred to as
        (a) Compromising                        (b) Collaborating                          (c) Forcing
        (d) Avoiding                             (e) Accommodating.
26.Mr. Sunil works for “Energy Engineering Works.” Apart from the regular compensation, the company
    provides him with things such as tuition reimbursement, recreational opportunities etc. What is the name
    given to these things of value?
       (a) Incentives                            (b) Benefits                             (c) Rewards
       (d) Compensation                         (e) Social benefits.
27. The fact that 70-80 percent of a manager’s time is taken up by his interactions with others, highlights the
     need for effective communication for successful management. Which of the following strategies is not
     likely to improve communication effectiveness?
          (a) Avoiding non-verbal cues
          (b) Using simple, unambiguous language
          (c) Using active listening techniques
          (d) Using appropriate and consistent nonverbal cues
          (e) Using the feedback loop in the communication process
28. Two factor theory of motivation provides useful insights into the relationship between individual and
    situational or hygiene factors. Which of the following is a hygiene factor?
           (a) Achievement (b) Interpersonal relation             (c) Recognition
           (d) Challenging work                                   (e) Increased responsibility.
29. Identify the sequence of different steps in controlling.
      I. Measurement of performance.
      II. Comparison of actual and standard.
      III. Analysis of causes of deviation.
      IV. Actual performance.
      V. Corrective action plan.
              (a) (III), (IV), (V), (I), (II)             (b) (II), (III), (IV), (V), (I)
              (c) (I), (II), (IV), (III), (V)             (d) (IV), (I), (II), (III), (V)
              (e) (V), (IV), (III), (II), (I).
30.JIT (Just-In-Time) inventory control is an approach to inventory control, which stipulates that materials
    should arrive just, as they are needed, in the production process. Which of the following would generally
    not be associated with a successful JIT program, for the purpose of inventory control?
            (a) Well-organized receiving and handling of materials purchased from suppliers
            (b) Strong management commitment
            (c) Suppliers located in diverse and distant locations
            (d) High quality of materials purchased from suppliers
            (e) Dependable and long-lasting relationships with suppliers and customers.
31. Which of the following steps in the planning process involves the organization asking the question “in
    which environment – internal or external – will our plans operate”?
     (a) Formulating supporting plans                         (d) Identifying alternatives
     (b) Comparing alternatives in the light of goals                 (e) Setting objectives or goals
     (c) Considering planning premises
32. Sakshi Pathak is considering the following questions as she approaches a planning period: (a) What
    industries should we get into or out of? (b) In which businesses should the corporation invest money?
    Which of the following levels would be appropriate to address the questions facing Ms. Pathak?
    (a) Corporate level                                          (b) Business level
    (c) Operational level                                        (d) Functional level
    (e) Departmental level
33. Which of the following managers deal with the actual operations of an organization’s units?
       (a) First level                          (b) Top level                  (c) Middle level
       (d) Administrative                       (e) Customer support.
34. Which of the following is/are objectives of sensitivity training?
      I. It helps individuals gain insights into their behavior and helps them analyze the way they appear to
          others.
    II.     It helps individuals develop the skills necessary for diagnosing and understanding of group
         processes.
    III. It exposes managers to theories, principles and new developments in management.
          (a) Only (I) above                        (b) Only (III) above
          (c) Both (I) and (II) above               (d) Both (II) and (III) above
          (e) All (I), (II) and (III) above
35. Douglas McGregor identified two opposing perspectives (Theory X and Theory Y) that he believed
    typified managerial views of employees and suggested that management must start with the basic question
    of how managers see themselves in relation to others. Which of the following is not correct about his
    theory?
(a) Theory X managers view people as having an inherent dislike of work
(b) Theory X managers assume that people are self motivated and do not want to be directed
(c) Theory Y managers assume that the average person will accept, even seek, responsibility
(d) Theory Y managers view people as responsible and conscientious
(e) Theory Y managers assume that people are internally motivated to accomplish the goals and objectives
36. Inventory is vital to organizations, as it represents considerable costs. Various methods have been
     developed to control inventory related costs. Which inventory control method minimizes ordering and
     holding costs, while avoiding stock-out costs?
          (a) Mathematical model                   (b) Linear programming
          (c) Economic order quantity              (d) JIT inventory system
          (e) Kanban
37. Which of the following ratios tests the relationship between the sales and the various assets of a firm?
          (a) Activity ratio                    (b) Current ratio        (c) Inventory turnover ratio
          (d) Return on investment ratio               (e) Debt ratio
38. Which model/theory of leadership does KavitaRamakrishnan use, when she determines the effectiveness
    of decisions as measured by group performance/participation; quality and acceptance?
      (a) House's Path-Goal Theory
      (b) Fiedler’s Contingency approach
      (c) Blake and Mouton's Managerial Grid
      (d) Hersey and Blanchard's Situational Leadership Model
      (e) Vroom and Yetton's Normative Decision Model
39. The bargaining power of buyers, as described by Porter, is high when
      (a) There are only a few players in the industry
      (b) Their purchases form a large chunk of the sellers’ total sales
      (c) There are no substitutes for products being purchased
      (d) Products or services are critical to the buyer’s business
      (e) There are great differences in products, in terms of features, manufactured by various suppliers
40. Performance appraisals are important in an organization because they
      I. Provide systematic judgments to support promotions.
      II. Provide a basis for coaching.
      III. Provide a basis for counseling.
      IV. Let subordinates know where they stand with the boss.
          (a) Only (I) above                 (b) Only (II) above (e) All (I), (II), (III) and (IV) above
          (c) Both (I) and (IV) above        (d) (I), (III) and (IV) above
41. Managers at all three levels of management require different kinds of skills to perform the functions
    associated with their jobs. A major difference in skill requirements between middle level and top-level
    managers is that
      (a) Top managers must generally be more skilled than middle managers in every respect
      (b) Top managers require better interpersonal skills but less conceptual skills than middle managers
      (c) Top managers generally require better technical and interpersonal skills than middle managers
      (d) Top managers generally require higher level conceptual skills but less technical skills than middle
           managers
       (e) Middle managers require better technical and conceptual skills than top managers
42. The behavioral approach of management thoughts can be classified into
      I.     Bureaucratic management.
      II. Group influences.
      III. Hawthorne studies.
      IV. Contingency theory.
             (a) Both (I) and (II) above                   (b) Both (I) and (III) above
             (c) Both (II) and (III) above                 (d) (I), (II) and (III) above
             (e) (II), (III) and (IV) above.
43, By studying the various approaches to management analysis, we can understand the concept of
     management and have a better understanding of managerial functions. Which approach to management
     emphasizes managing people by understanding their individual psychological needs?
     (a) Empirical approach                                        (d) Interpersonal behavior approach
     (b) Decision theory approach                                  (e) Contingency approach
     (c) Management science approach
44. Immoral management not only ignores ethical concerns, but also actively opposes ethical behavior.
    Organizations with immoral management is/are characterized by
      I. Total concern for company profits only.
      II. Laws are regarded as hurdles to be removed.
      III. Less inclination to minimize expenditure.
       (a) Only (I) above                       (b) Only (II) above               (c) Both (I) and (II) above
       (d) Both (I) and (III) above             (e) All (I), (II) and (III) above
45. The communication process is made up of various components. Which of the following is the actual
    physical product from the source?
       (a) Feedback              (b) Filter     (c) Message (d) Channel (e) Understanding
46. Practicing ethical guidelines enables managers to become followers of moral management approach. They
    facilitate ethical business decisions. Which of the following is not an ethical guideline for managers?
     (a) Upholding human dignity
     (b) Obeying the law
     (c) Non-allowance for participation of stakeholders in the decision-making process
     (d) Premium Non-Nocere
     (e) Telling the truth
47. Despite the many advantages of planning, there may be some obstacles and limitations in this process,
    since nothing is perfect on this earth, as a general rule of law. Which of the following would not be
    considered a potential advantage of planning?
        (a) It helps managers to be future oriented
        (b) It enhances decision coordination
        (c) It increases the amount of time available for other managerial functions
        (d) It emphasizes organizational objectives
        (e) It helps in offsetting uncertainty and risk
48. Which of the following would not be an accurate depiction of the differences between strategic and
    tactical planning?
        (a) Strategic planning is developed mainly by upper-level management and tactical planning is
             generally developed by lower-level management
        (b) Facts for strategic planning are generally easier to gather than facts for tactical planning
        (c) Strategic plans generally contain less details than tactical plans
        (d) Strategic plans generally cover a longer period of time than tactical plans
        (e) Managers who are engaged in the development of strategic plans tend to work in more uncertainty
             than those managers engaged in the development of tactical
49. Using the BCG matrix requires considering which of the following factors?
           (a) Types of risk associated with product development
           (b) Threats that economic conditions can create in future
           (c) Social factors
           (d) Market shares and growth of markets in which products are selling
           (e) Political pressures
50. Proctor & Gamble (P&G) makes fourteen different laundry soap products and completely dominates the
   laundry detergent market. Through constant changes in packaging, it is trying to influence the perception
   of customers that its products are unique. Which of the following generic strategies is P&G using?
            (a) Cost leadership                           (b) Differentiation              (c) Focus
            (d) Globalization                             (e) Niche strategy
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1. The Hawthorne studies are of utmost significance as they form an honest and concerted attempt to
   understand:
     A. The human factor                                       C. The workers social situations
     B. Employee attitudes                                     D. All of the above
2. Work attitudes can be reflected in an organization through
 A. Job satisfaction             B. Organizational commitment           D. Both ‘A’ and ‘B’
3. The model(s) of Organizational Behavior is (are):
  A. Autocratic                  B. Custodial          C. Supportive           D. All of the above
4. At the norming stage, the team is involved in defining ………
  A. Goals               B. Roles                      C. Relations
5. The philosophy that guides an organization’s policies towards its employees and customers is an important
   part of
      A. Management strategy                           C. Organizational culture
      B. Organization behavior                         D. Organization development
6. Feature(s) of Maslow’s need hierarchy theory is (are):
      A. Theory of human motives                               C. Theory of human motivation
      B. Classifies basic human needs in a hierarchy           D. All of the above
7. Organization structure primarily refers to
       A. how activities are coordinated & controlled          C. the location of departments and office space
       B. how resources are allocated                          D. the policy statements developed by the firm
8. A major problem with a task force type of management is
      A. there is no logical basis for task force information           C. accountability
      B. its status is too inflexible                                   D. lack of planning
9. Communication begins with
    A. Encoding                  B. Idea Origination           C. Decoding              D. Channel Selection
10. Policies are sometimes defined as a(n)
                 A. Shortcut For Thinking                      C. Substitute For Strategy
                 B. Action Plan                                D. D. Substitute For Management Authority
11. A study of the culture and practices in different societies is called
        A. Personality           B. Anthropology               C. Perception            D. Attitudes
12. ____________ is known as “the father of scientific management.”
        A. Fredrick W. Taylor           B. Henry Fayol                  C. Robert Owen
13 _____________ embodies a team concept, is based on the principle of mutual contribution by employer
and employees
     A. Autocratic model         B. Custodial model C. Supportive Model                 .D. Collegial Model
 14, Forces affecting organizational behavior are
        A. People        B. Environment         C. Technology           D. All of the above
15. “Leadership motivates the people to work and not the power of money”, this concept is related to
      A. Autocratic model        B. Custodial model C. Supportive Model D. Collegial Model
16. Organizational behavior is
      A. A science                      B. An art              C. A science as well as an art
17 The term ‘psychology’ is derived from the word ‘psyche’, which means ‘soul’ or ‘spirit’
      A. Latin                 B. French               C. Greek
17. The study of organization behavior has certain basic assumptions. They are
     A. An industrial enterprise is an organization of people
     B. These people must be motivated to work effectively
     C. The goals of the employee and the employer may not necessarily coincide
     D. All of the above
18. Which of the following frameworks is used in the development of the overall model of OB?
      A. The cognitive framework                               C. The social learning framework
      B. The behaviorisms framework                            D. All of the above
19. At the individual level of analysis, organizational behavior involves the study of;
    A. Learning              B. perception              C. creativity               D. All
20. At the group level of analysis, organizational behavior involves the study of;
        A. Power            B. Norms         C. Interpersonal communication D. A and B           E. All
21. At the organizational level of analysis, organizational behavior involves the study of;
        A. Change B. Technology                 C. Forces       D. All
22. The three basic components of attitude are;
        A. Cognitive       B. Affective       C. Behavioral part      D. All
23. Four Types of Teams include;
        A. Formal group         B. Informal group       C. Command group              D. None
24. Stages in Team/Group Development include;
        A. Problem solving              B. Self-managed work team              C. A and B           D. None
25. Maslow’s revised need hierarchy is called ERG theory Alderfer argues that there are three groups of core
needs
        A. Promotion           B. Relatedness           C. Satisfaction        D. All
26. Conflict managing strategies include;
        A. Forcing             B. Avoiding             C. Dysfunctional        D. A and B
27. The followings are the Potential sources of stress except;
   A. Physiological symptom              B. Psychological symptom         C. behavioral symptoms D. None
28. The followings are an advantages of departmentalization by Process except;
        A. Responsibility for profit is at the top     B. Is unsuitable for developing general managers
        C. Simplifies training                          D. None
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1. Which of the following statements best captures the nature of leadership as it should be for your business
   to ensure your continued future success? | Leadership Questions
   A. Leaders focus on budgeting, aligning people with a shared vision and solving problems
   B. Leader focus on setting direction, align people with a shared vision and motivating people
   C. Leaders focus on motivating people, planning and organizing and staffing
2. When a conflict arises between two employees, what first step might a leader take?
   A. Step in and quickly help employees mediate the conflict- to avoid any unnecessary escalation
   B. Step back and encourage employees to resolve the conflict themselves- so they will learn how to resolve
      conflicts on their own and handle future issues
   C. Step out of the “field of action “ for a moment, to gain insights into the nature of the conflict.
3. What are the three most effective ways to identify what needs to change in an organization?
    A. Create mechanism that help identify deviations from desired results, monitor outcomes and look for
       conflicts that indicate what needs to change.
    B. Listen to concerns of people inside and outside the organization, look for conflicts as clues to what
        need to change and look at oneself and the team as reflections of things that need to change.
    C. Retain a consulting firm to conduct an objective assessment of the company’s issues, assign
        problem-solving reading material to the staff and look for conflicts as clues to what needs to change
4. Which of the following is the best step a leader can take when employees express concerns about a
   rumored change within the organization? | Leadership Questions
    A. Reassure employees that everything is going to be all right and that the company upper management
        is working to develop an effective plan
    B. Invite employees to express their concerns and shares ideas to help ease the stress they are feeling
       and to empower them to work together to contribute toward a shared solution
    C. Minimize discussion about the rumors until a clear plan is ready for implementation this gives senior
       managers time to develop an effective plan.
5. Managers regularly take time to talk to salespeople about things that are important to them.
         A. Never               B. Rarely             C. Usually              D. Always
6. Frequently committed mistakes should be corrected by… | Leadership Questions
    A. explaining to every individual without disrupting the practice.
    B. ending the practice early before they become habits.
    C. stopping the practice for a while and point them out to the trainees.
7. Which of the following is correct? | Leadership Questions
     A. Hand movement, volume and eye contacts are body language.
     B. Volume, rate and clarity give the vocal impact.
     C. Volume and clarity give the verbal impact.
8. By concluding your lesson with a last demonstration, you… | Leadership Questions
      A. ensure that the trainees will be more interested in your future lessons.
      B. inspire the trainees to practice at home.
      C. leave your trainees with a correct mental picture before they leave.
9. Which of the following should not be done when teaching a lesson? | Leadership Questions
        A. Gives a lot of information so that the trainees can pick up more knowledge.
        B. Introduce the lesson objectives, outline and expectation from the trainees.
        C. Put the trainees at ease so that they will not fear you as an instructor.
10. When conducting a debrief you should… | Leadership Questions
       A. be bold and honest, and not afraid to hurt people’s feeling.
       B. should get every team member to voice out their feeling and opinions.
       C. make it as short as possible because everybody is tired.
11. It is important to check on the trainees during their practice because… | Leadership Questions
     A. it will give them a bad impression if you are not doing anything.
     B. they might be taking too much time to learn.
     C. this can prevent mistakes from becoming habits to them.
12. Which of the below is an example of democratic leadership? | Leadership Questions
        A. “We can go to the zoo or bird park for this outing. I am OK with anything.”
        B. “I need your feedback before I make decision. Please speak out.”
        C. “Everybody will fall in at 1400 hour sharp.”
13. A leader must.. | Leadership Questions
       A. always lead with the objectives in mind.
       B. always make decisions that are popular to his people.
       C. remove those who do not support his ideas or hinder his plans.
14. In a lesson summary, you should.. | Leadership Questions
        A. ask a lot of questions to test the trainees’ understanding.
        B. be brief and recapture the key points.
        C. state the lesson objectives and outline.
15. Which of the below is an example of autocratic leadership? | Leadership Questions
        A. “We can go to the zoo or bird park for this outing. I am OK with anything.”
        B. “I need your feedback before I make decision. Please speak out.”
        C. “Everybody will fall in at 1400 hour sharp.”
16. If a team member is not cooperative in the execution, you should… | Leadership Questions
        A. warn him openly so that others will not learn from him.
        B. talk to him in private and avoid causing any disunity in your team.
        C. give him some “goodies” so that he will be motivated to work.
17. It is important that through squad management, you can… | Leadership Questions
        A. really be concern about your Boys.
        B. learn how to command and control difficult Boys.
        C. know officers’ difficulties in running a company.
18. Eye contact with your audiences can be maintained by… | Leadership Questions
        A. always looking at a few people.
        B. looking at the first row of audiences.
        C. looking at every individual in a regular pattern.
19. A leader who is honest in speech and upright in character exhibits | Leadership Questions
         A. Patience.             B. Servant hood.               C. Integrity.
20. In the execution stage, you should… | Leadership Questions
          A. stay away from unimportant tasks and supervise the whole execution.
          B. gather your team regularly for debrief and checking.
          C. “lead by example” by helping in all major and minor tasks.
21. Which of the below is an example of laissez-faire leadership?
         A. “We can go to the zoo or bird park for this outing. I am OK with anything.”
         B. “I need your feedback before I make decision. Please speak out.”
         C. “Everybody will fall in at 1400 hour sharp.”
22. By putting suitable people to be in charge of certain tasks…
        A. you can work on important areas and supervise the entire plan.
        B. you know who to blame for it anything goes wrong.
        C. you can reduce your mental stress.
23. Which of the following is correct?
        A. Rate is the speed in which you move your hands.
        B. Frequent use of “Okay” makes your speech more interesting.
        C. Use simpler words for your instructions.
24. The squad system was devised by our founder so that…
        A. the officers can be free for important areas of the company.
        B. the senior Boys can command the junior Boys and gain their respect.
        C. the officers can spend more time with their family.
25. Which of the following has the greatest impact in your presentation?
       A. Body language.               B. Vocal impact.             C. Verbal impact.
26. Which of the following is correct?
         A. Debrief can be omitted if the team will not be working together in future.
         B. More time should be spent in execution and less on planning.
         C. Plans not completed on time can, sometimes, be as good as not done at all.
27. The purpose of debrief is…
          A. for the leader voice out his unhappiness about the execution.
          B. those who quarrelled in the execution to argue their cases.
          C. to reflect on what has taken place and improve on future projects.
28. Before giving a demonstration you should…
          A. summarize the lesson and emphasize the key points.
          B. have a last practice so that you will be more confident.
          C. position yourself so that everybody can see you.
29. When checking on the team members or I/Cs, make sure that…
         A. they follow your guidelines and are able to meet the expectations.
         B. they follow your methods exactly.
         C. their plans must fit your style of working.
30. Why is it advisable to get demonstrators for your lessons?
          A. Because if anything goes wrong you can inform them.
          B. To avoid having all the trainees looking at you.
          C. So that you can concentrate on your explanation.
31. You may maintain less eye contact with audiences who are...
          A. very interested in your presentation. B. not showing interest and are distracting to you.
          C. listening to you for the first time.
32. What is verbal impact?
       A. It is the words and sentence constructions used in your speech.
       B. It is the loudness and clarity of your speech.
       C. It is your body improvement and posture.
33. Leadership may be defined as…
         A. the ability to motivate people to work towards a common goal.
         B. the ability to command people to work towards a common goal
         C. the ability to discipline people
34. Good communication skills and motivation techniques…
         A. are the foundation of leadership.            B. will earn you respect from people.
         C. are helpful to your leadership.
35. A leader should not…
         A. be confident.                B. magnify his achievement.             C. receive encouragement.
36. Eye contact with your audiences is important because…
         A. it tells them that you are interested in them.       B. it makes them afraid and listen to you.
         C. it is impolite to have your eyes “wonder” around.
37. It is good to be creative in your planning but…
         A. do not break the traditions.                     B. focus on your objectives.
         C. you must execute the details personally so that they will be what you want.
38. Effective up-front speaking…
         A. will improve the commitment of your people.
         B. helps you to capture the interest and comprehension of your audiences.
         C. makes your plans successful.
39. The first step in designing your plans is…
         A. study your resources and limitations.                        B. define your objectives.
         C. design the action plans.
40. A leader must know how to lead because…
         A. this will keep his team motivated and effective by meeting their objectives.
         B. without challenges, people will feel bored.
         C. this is how leadership potential can be measured.
41. Your boss made a bad decision. Do you advise your boss, or just do what you are told ?
         A. Advise your boss                             C. Resign, find another job
         B. Just do what you are told                    D. None of these
42. You find out something illegal is going on in your operation, do you blow the whistle, or say nothing ?
         A. Say nothing                                  C. Blow the whistle
         B. Resign, find another job                     D. None of these
43. Someone who has more skills than you in your own area is looking to join the company, do you push them
    out, or bring them on ?
    A. Push them out              B. Bring them on       C. Resign, find another job            D. None of these
44. Someone has been wrongfully terminated, do you take a stand and say something, or say nothing and save
    your job ?
    A. Take a stand and say something                            C. Resign, find another job
    B. Say nothing and save your job                             D. Simply start find another job
45. As a team leader, what can you do to encourage leadership potential in your fellow Guiders ?
         A. Take time to plan when you can all meet together.
         B. Make sure that each leader has the necessary books and resources.
         C. Encourage new leaders to use their own talents and skills to enrich your program.
         D. All the above
46. You don’t like someone in another department, do you make their life miserable, or try to ease the pain ?
         A. Make their life miserable                         C. Resign, find another job
         B. Try to ease the pain                              D. Simply start find another job
47. What are 2 practical ways that you can teach and practice leadership skills with girls ?
      A. Include the girls in planning
      B. For Pathfinders and Senior Branch Members, give them the freedom to plan and carry out their own
           ideas. Be there to support, encourage and assist when needed.
      C. Assign regular duties for each patrol. If one patrol is responsible for Campfire, then make sure there
          are resources to use, such as song books, a book of readings, campfire games, a file of songs the girls
          know, a Guider to assist if needed.
      D. All the above
48. Your people are underpaid, do you try to get them more money, or just hope that they won’t notice ?
         A. Try to get them more money                        C. Resign, find another job
         B. Hope that they won’t notice                       D. Simply start find another job
49. Suggest 3 ways that you can practice Share Leadership with fellow Guiders.
         A. Plan together       B. Work together      C. Evaluate together           D. All the above
50. You made a mistake that has a serious impact to the company, do you cover it up, or acknowledge it and
    try to fix the problem ?
         A. Cover it up                                       C. Resign, find another job
         B. Acknowledge it and try to fix the problem         D. Simply start find another job
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1.Which of the following is NOT one of the three key questions that firms must address when formulating
   a strategy?
        a. What should be our strategic vision?              c. Where do we want to go?
        b. Where are we now?                                 d. How will we get there?
2.Which of the following is NOT one of Porter's Five Forces that shape the competitive environment of an
  industry?
        a. Bargaining power of suppliers             c. Bargaining power of customers e. none
        b. Threat of new entrants                    d. Availability of substitutes
3.Which of the following is NOT one of the three generic strategies identified by Porter?
        a. Differentiation     b. Cost leadership    c. Integration         d. Focus
4.Which of the following is the process of selecting the best strategy among a set of feasible alternatives to
   achieve a competitive advantage?
        a. Strategy formulation                      c. Strategy evaluation
        b. Strategy implementation                   d. Strategic choice
5.Which of the following is the process of putting a chosen strategy into action?
        a. Strategy formulation                      c. Strategy evaluation
        b. Strategy implementation                   d. Strategic choice
6.Which of the following is NOT one of the components of the SWOT analysis framework?
        a. Strengths           b. Weaknesses         c. Opportunities       d. Threats      e. none
7.Which of the following is a statement that defines the organization's scope of operations and its
   competitive advantage?
        a. Vision statement                          c. Values statement
        b. Mission statement                         d. Strategic statement
8.Which of the following is the process of identifying the strengths and weaknesses of the organization's
   internal environment?
        a. Internal analysis                         c. Industry analysis
        b. External analysis                         d. Competitive analysis
9.Which of the following is the process of identifying the opportunities and threats of the organization's
   external environment?
   a. Internal analysis                              c. Industry analysis
   b. External analysis                              d. Competitive analysis
10.Which of the following is NOT a criterion for assessing the attractiveness of an industry?
        a. Industry growth rate                      c. Strategic fit
        b. Competitive rivalry                       d. Barriers to entry
11.Which of the following is NOT one of the stages in the strategic management process?
        a. Strategy formulation                      c. Strategy evaluation
        b. Strategy implementation                   d. Resource allocation
12.Which of the following is the process of evaluating the effectiveness of a strategy and making any
    necessary adjustments?
    a. Strategy formulation                              c. Strategy evaluation
    b. Strategy implementation                           d. Resource allocation
13.Which of the following is the process of allocating resources among the various business units and
    functional areas of the organization?
    a. Resource allocation                               c. Resource deployment
    b. Resource acquisition                              d. Resource evaluation
14.Which of the following is NOT a potential source of competitive advantage?
        a. Cost advantage                                c. Technological innovation
        b. Brand reputation                              d. High employee turnover
15.Which of the following is NOT a factor that determines the success of a merger or acquisition?
        a. Cultural fit         b. Strategic fit         c. Economic climate            d. Management style
16.Which of the following is NOT a type of corporate-level strategy?
        a. Growth strategy                               c. Restructuring strategy
        b. Stability strategy                            d. Tactical strategy
17.Which of the following is the process of breaking down a company into smaller, more manageable
   business units?
        a. Vertical integration                  c. Spin-off                            E. segmentation
        b. Diversification                       d. Corporate restructuring
18.Which of the following is a corporate-level strategy that involves acquiring or merging with other firms
    in the same industry?
    a. Concentration strategy                                    c. Horizontal diversification
    b. Diversification                                           d. Conglomerate diversification
19.Which of the following is a corporate-level strategy that involves acquiring or merging with firms in
   different industries?
        a. Vertical integration                          c. Diversification
        b. Horizontal integration                        d. Spin-off
20.Which of the following is a type of diversification strategy that involves expanding into new geographic
    markets?
        a. Concentric diversification                            c. Conglomerate diversification
        b. Horizontal diversification                            d. Geographic diversification
21.Which of the following is a type of diversification strategy that involves expanding into new products or
    services that are related to the company's existing business?
        a. Concentric diversification                            c. Conglomerate diversification
        b. Horizontal diversification                            d. Geographic diversification
22.Which of the following is a type of diversification strategy that involves expanding into new products or
    services that are not related to the company's existing business?
    a. Concentric diversification                                c. Conglomerate diversification
    b. Horizontal diversification                                d. Geographic diversification
23.Which of the following is the process of dividing a company's assets and operations into separate
    entities?
    a. Spin-off          b. Merger      c. Acquisition           d. Joint venture
24.Which of the following is NOT a key success factor in strategic alliances?
      a. Trust and commitment                                c. Cultural similarity
      b. Resource complementarily                            d. Competitive rivalry
25.Which of the following is the process of evaluating the performance of a company's top executives?
      a. Succession planning                         c. Talent management
      b. Performance appraisal                       d. Employee engagement
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 1. From a statistical point of view, all items in any field of inquiry constitute                            ,
     whereasthe term               a complete enumeration of all items.
       A. population, Census investigation                      C. Census investigation, Universal
       B. Census investigation, population                       D. Census investigation, Universal
 2. The first step in the sampling process is :
         A. determining the sampling frame                              C. selecting the sampling technique
         B. determining the appropriate sample size                      D. defining the population
 3. The first step in the research process is:
         A. defining the research problem                 C. stating the hypothesis or the research question
         B. designing data collection tools D. developing the research design
 4. There are 400 students at GAGE University College in Management department among these
     students, 10% of them were randomly taken and questionnaires were distributed.This is an example of:
         A. A sample Size                                    C. Descriptive statistics
         B. A target population                              D. Inferential statistics
 5. A sample is a subset of -------
          A. Census                             C. Individual
          B. Target Sample                      D. Target population
 6. Which of the following is an initial research conducted to clarity and define the nature ofa problems?
          A. Exploratory research                          C. Qualitative Research
          B. Explanatory Research                          D. Quantitative Research
 7.                             refers to some difficulty which a researcher experiences in the contextof either a
     theoretical or practical situation and wants to obtain a solution for the same.
         A. Research problem                                     C. Significance of the research
         B. Research process.                                    D. Research methods
 8.                is a systematic method consisting of enunciating the problem, formulating a hypothesis,
     collecting the facts or data, analyzing the facts and reaching certain conclusions.
           A. Problems                          C. Knowledge
           B. Research                          D. Research problems
 9. Which of the following aims at finding a solution for an immediate problem facing asociety or
     organization?
           A. Applied Research                                       C. Descriptive Research
           B. Fundamental Research                                    D. Analytical Research
 10. Which of the following does not include limitation of the study?
         A. Lack of prior research studies on the research topic
         B. Unwillingness of respondents
         C. Lack of recently literature review
         D. Shortage of time
 11. A written document that shows the overall plan and strategy for conducting a study refersto:
         A. Research Design                                  C. Research Report
         B. Research Proposal                                D. Sampling Design
12. The common saying in research that “the problem clearly stated is a problem half solved”
    A. Defining the research problem is crucial and very hard part of a research process.
    B. The problem identified will provide us with the topic and the objective of the research.
    C. If you define the research problem clearly you may feel you did 50% of the researchproject.
    D. All
13. As basic research           is to advance         fundamental         knowledge,        applied
         research isto
      A. Find solution to our immediate problem                               C. Develop new theory
      B. To clarify and define the nature of a problem                         D. None of the above
14. Technically speaking data processing implies
          A. Editing              B. Classification            C. Coding          D. All of the above
15.                 Is a research in which the researcher does not have direct control of independent
    variables because their manifestations have already occurred or because they are inherently not
    manipulative?
    A. Descriptive Research                       C. Qualitative Research
    B. Explanatory Research                       D. Quantitative Research
        16. Which is the process of collecting and analyzing numerical data?
      A. Quantitative Research                       C. Fundamental Research
        B. Quantitative Research                       D. All
17. Which is the most practical way of sampling is to select every ith item on a list ofpopulation?
       A. Random Sampling                              C. Multistage Sampling
       B. Systematic Sampling                          D. Stratified Sampling
18. Which is a study of past records and other information sources with a view to
    reconstructing the origin and development of an institution?
      A. Fundamental Research                             C. Historical Research
      B. Exploratory research                             D. Explanatory Research
19. is      used            to obtain      evidence        of cause-and-effect            relationships
     betweenindependents- and dependent variables.
      A. Fundamental Research                             C. Historical Research
      B. Exploratory research                             D. Explanatory Research
20. Which is the describes research problem, detailed methodology for conducting the research
    consistent with requirements of the professional or academic field and a statement on anticipated
    outcomes and/or benefits derived from the study’s completion?
     A. Research proposal                         C. Business Research
     B. Research Report                           D. All
21. a research provides a short statement of the scientific goal being
     pursued bythe research?
     A. general objective                                C. Research problems
     B. Significance of the research                     D. Review literature
22. Which are those that the researcher intends to answer or address in the study?
    A. Research questions                                 C. general objective
    B. Significance of the research                        D. All
23. A numerical description of the outcome of an experiment is called a -------------------------------- ?
    A. descriptive statistic           B. probability function          C. variance      D. random variable
24. Which of the following is true about a 95% confidence interval of the mean of a givensample:
    A. 95 out of 100 sample means will fall within the limits of the confidence interval.
    B. There is a 95% chance that the population mean will fall within the limits of theconfidence
       interval.
    C. 95 out of 100 population means will fall within the limits of the confidence interval.
    D. There is a .05 probability that the population mean falls within the limits of theconfidence
       interval.
25. Which of the following statements is the most accurate description for the concept ofstandard
    deviation?
    A. The total distance from the smallest score to the highest score.
    B. The square root of the total distance from the smallest score to the highest score.
    C. The squared average distance between all scores and the mean.
    D. The average distance between a score and the mean.
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     Part II: Choose the best answer from the given possible alternatives
 1. Importance of Statistics are:
     A. The Planning of operations                       C. The function of control
     B. The setting up of standards                        D. All of the above
 2. Which one of the following is not true?
     A. ∑ ( + ) = ∑                    +∑                             C. ∑ ( − ) = ∑                  −∑
     B. ∑          = ∑            , where K is constant               D. None
 3. Which one of the following is true, if all data are equal in a series? Where Am, Gm,Hm are arithmetic,
     geometric and harmonic mean respectively.
     A. Hm>Gm>Am                        B. Hm<Gm<Am                  C. Gm<Hm<Am                D. Am=Gm=Hm
 4. Which one isn’t correct about median?
     A. The score of the scale that separates the upper half of the distribution from thelower.
     B. It divides the series of data in four equal parts
     C. The middle value of a set of ranked or ordered data.                                 D. All
 5. Which one is odd from the other?
     A. Arithmetic Mean                B. Mode        C. Median            D. None
 6. Which one isn’t true about quartiles?
      A. Q2 is coincides with median                           C. Divide the data set into four equal parts
      B. Q1 determine the values for 50%                       D. All of the above
 7. Which one of the following is not measure of central tendency?
      A. Mean               B. Median                    C. Deciles          D. Mode
 8. Which one of the following is none- measure of central location?
     A. Quartiles                   B. Percentiles       C. Deciles        D. All of the above
 9. Which one of the following is a type of mean?
     A. Arithmetic mean                      C. Harmonic mean
     B. Geometric mean                       D. All of the above
 10. Which one of the following is the second stage of statistical investigation?
     A. Data Collection                        C. Data Organization
     B. Data Presentation                     D. None of the above
 11.                  refers to the positional middle of the data if the values of the variableare arranged in
     ascending or descending order, the middle value.
      A. Mean              B. Mode          C. Median D. All of the above
 12. The following is advantages of Arithmetic Mean:
     A. It is easy to understand & to compote.
     B. All the values are include in computing the mean
     C. A set of data has only one mean, thus it is unique                                 D. All of the above
 13. If the arithmetic mean of 6 observations is 20 what is the total sum of all values.
     A .4           B. 15           C. 120              D. 100
 14. The mean of 12 numbers is 7. One of the numbers, 18, is deleted. What is the meanof the remaining 11
     numbers?
           A. 7.7                  B. 6.4                    C. 6.6               D. 6
 15. The mean of ten numbers is 58.If one of the numbers is 40, what is the mean of theother nine?
        A. 58            B. 40               C. 60               D. 50
 16. What is the median of the sample 9, 5, 11, 5, 8, 5, 8 data?
         A. 5             B. 6                 C. 8            D. None
Let measure of center = {Mean, Median, Mode, Range}, then answer 17&18questions.
Let X= {10, 20, 30, 30, 35, 44, 50} If it add 10 to each piece of X tomake a new data set,
     Y={20, 30, 40, 40, 45, 54, 60}
17. Which measure of center will not change?
     A. Mean              B. Median          C. Mode           D. Range.
18. Which measure of center is the middle number of the data set?
     A. Mean                      B. Median                       C. Mode                D. Range
     (From Questions 19 to 23using the following data the observation 2, 14, 5, 7, 9, 7, 12, 1)
19. From the above table what is the Mean?
           A. 7 .125            B. 7.125          C. 8.125        D. None of the above
20. From the above table what is the Median?
           A. 9          B. 8               C. 7          D. None of the above
21. From the above table what is the Mode?
           A. 10          B. 7         C. 9          D. None of the above
22. From the above table what is the Quartile two?
          A. 1.5          B. 2.5            C. 3.5           D. None of the above
23. From the above table what is the Decile five?
          A. 3          B. 5              C. 7               D. None of the above
24. One of the following is an example of quantitative data.
          A. Number of cars                                                         C. Temperature
          B. Number of students in Addis Ababa University                          D. All of the above
25. Statistical techniques that summarize and organize the data are classified as:
          A. Population statistics                   C. Descriptive statistics
          B. Sample statistics                        D. Inferential statistics
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1.         is any subset of population selected to draw some valuable conclusions about the entire
     population on its basis.
              A. Sample statistics B. Parameter                 C. Sample              D. Population
 2. Which one is true about the uses of statistics?
                A. Forecasts future events                       C Provides a technical of composition
                B. Formulates hypothesis and tests                D. all
 3. When a single die is thrown the event of getting odd number or even numberare
                  A. Mutually exclusive events                C. Independent event
                  B. Not-mutually exclusive events            D. Dependent event
 4. Take the formula Z = (X – µ)/σ, where µ is the mean of the population, X is thevalue of the element,
     Z is the z-score and σ is the standard deviation. What doesthis formula calculate?
                A. Confidence interval.                        C. Standard error of the mean
                B.Standard score.                              D. Variance.
 5. One of the following is an example of qualitative data.
                A. Number of cars                            C. Temperature
                B. Rank of instructors                       D. Number of students in Adama University
6. The sampling error is defined as?
                   A. Difference between population and parameter
                   B. Difference between population and sample
                   C. Difference between sample and parameter
                   D. Difference between parameter and sample
7. Selection of a football team for FIFA world cup is called as?
                A. Random sampling                         C. Purposive sampling
                B. Systematic sampling                     D. Cluster sampling
 8. The variance of a binomial distribution is 2. Its standard deviation is
             A. 2               B. 4       C. 1/2                        D. √2
 9. The need for sampling is defined as?
            A. Reduced cost          B. Greater speed                    C. Greater accuracy D. All
 10. R 2 is the notation for:
            A. The coefficient of correlation.                           C. The coefficient of variation
            B. The coefficient of determination.                        D. The coefficient of regression.
11. The characteristic or measure obtained from a population is called                                      ?
          A. Parameter                   B. Sampling frame              C. Population            D. All
12.         Isthe percent of the time the true value will lie in the interval estimategiven?
           A. Confidence Interval                    C. Consistent Estimator
           B. Confidence level                       D. Estimator
13. There are commonly three properties of interest of a given samplingdistribution.
           A. Its functional form       B. It’s Variance C. It’s Mean D. All
14. Which one of the following is the use of statistics?
          A. Studying the relationship between two or more variable               C. Formulates hypothesis and tests
          B. Forecasts future events                                              D. All
15. Two events which cannot happen at the same time?
           A. Independent Events                                    C. Dependent Events
           B. Mutually Exclusive Events                            D. Elementary Event
16. Any population which we want to study is referred as?
           A. Standard population.                        C. Target population
           B. Final population                            D. Infinite population
17.      is the hypothesis of equality or the hypothesis of no difference.
          A. Alternative Hypothesis          C. Null Hypothesis
         B. Statistical Hypothesis            D. None
18. In a linear regression equation, Y=a + bX, what is the b denote?
              A. The regression coefficient, the slope of the line.
              B. The intercept with the Y-axis.
              C. The correlation coefficient, the strength of the line
              D. The score on the variable X.
19. Find the value of standard error (              ) in sampling distribution with replacement. Given that
    standard deviation of the population of 16 items is8?
               A. 3           B. 4              C. 2             D. 5
20. Find the number of all possible samples from a population containing 8 items fromwhich 2 items are selected
    at random without replacement.
    A. 56                               B. 28                    C.66              D. 38
21. Which one of the following is not common properties of sample mean distributions?
               A. Mode                  B. Mean                 C. Median                D. None
22. Which one is incorrect?
              A. Probability deals with predicting the likelihood of future events
              B. Statistics involves the analysis of the frequency of past events.
              C. Parameter is the numerical description of the given population
              D. None
23. Which one is non-probability sampling method?
          A. random sampling                                     C. stratified sampling
         B. systematic sampling                                    D. convenience sampling
24. Two events are said to be independent if
        A. Each outcome has equal chance of occurrence
        B. There is the common point in between them
        C. One does not affect the occurrence of the other
        D. Both events have only one point
25. In hypothesis testing, the hypothesis tentatively assumed to be true is
                A. the alternative hypothesis
                 B. the null hypothesis
                C. either the null or the alternative
                 D. None of these alternatives is correct.
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1.C     2.D      3.A     4. B     5. B    6. B     7. C       8. D    9. D
10. C   11. A    12. B   13. C    14. D   15. B    16. C      17. C   18. A
19.C    20. B    21. B   22. D    23. D   24. C    25. A
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                                    Operation Management
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21. Identify the wrong about the features common to all forecasts
    A. It needs to collect more data and information about past and current situations
    B. Forecast accuracy increase the time horizon increases.
    C. Forecasts are not perfect
    D. the presence of randomness precludes a perfect forecast
    E. It assume that same underlying causal system of situations
22.          is qualitative approach to forecasting, where a group of experts generates a demand
    forecast based on their expertise & knowledge.
    A. Delphi method                 C. Naive approach                    E. Moving averages
    B. Scenario planning             D. Judgmental forecasts
23.               is concerned with determining the length of time it should take to complete thejob.
     A. Workers discipline                           C. Worker Compensation Systems
     B. Work measurement                             D. Working condition
24. Identify the incorrect about the elements of a good forecast
     A. The forecast should be timely and in writing
     B. Focused purely on past trends of an organization.
     C. The forecast should be reliable
     D. The forecast should be expressed in meaningful units
25. Among the following, pinpoint the concept of operations planning
     A. Is concerned with the determination, acquisition and arrangement of all facilities
     B. Setting the exact route of each item,
     C. Fixing the starting and finishing date for each item.
     D. Concerned with First plan your work, and then work your plan. E. All of the above
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