Business Management, Ethics and Communication
Description: This is a Mock Test for Business Management, Ethics and Communication. | |
Number of Questions: 50 | |
Created by: Sara Dalvi | |
Tags: Business Management Ethics and Communication Planning Human Resource Management Controlling Direction and Coordination Business Ethics Essentials of Good English Business Correspondence E-Correspondence Administration |
Business Management Planning is
Staffing needs
Maslow’s need hierarchy covers
Unity of Command means
Scientific Management is the contribution of
The word “management” derives its origin from a Greek word
Ranking, Rating scale, Check list are the methods of
Effective control requires
Zero Base Budgeting was first introduced in
POSDCORB was coined using the initial letters of management function by
The economic environment around us consists of which basic entities
Modern control system is ___________ rather than work or job oriented
A general enduring statement of the intent of business which reflects the belief and philosophy of management is known as
Which one of the following is called the Siamese twins of management?
Management is an art because it involves use of
The operative function of a Human Resource Manager means
Business Ethics is a:
Business Ethics has a __________ application
Mathematical approach to management is closely related to
Which of the following reasons is applicable for unethical business practices?
The four types of social responsibility include:
The fundamental assumption of ________ is that full advantage of employee potential can be utilized by motivating them to accept organizational objectives.
The idea of business ethics caught the attention of academics, media and business firms by the end of the
Which of the following is a feature of Business Ethics ?
The expression ‘to formally put an end to’ means
Ethics in production means
‘Acts of God’ are the result of
Which of the following statements is correct about business ethics?
‘It is difficult but not impossible to conduct strictly honest business’ is famous quote by:
It is a process of transformation where the old system can no longer be maintained
A job application letter is said to be similar to a
Which of the following is a web browser?
The prefix ‘poly’ in the word ‘polygon’ denotes
The antonym of the word 'humble' is
These are demanded when buyer returns goods already paid for on grounds of, say, unacceptable quality
When an organisation needs to share important information with the members of general public such as a change of name or representative, it drafts a
Telex machines allow exchange of
The part of speech (or word class) that is used to name or identify a person, place, thing, quality, or action is known as
It separates or encloses subordinate clauses and phrases in sentences
This began as an American experiment in computer communication technology during the Cold War and has revolutionised the world
Communication by the CEO of the organisation to the Purchase Officer is an example of
The following is an example of which type of letter?
Dear Pradeep, I was delighted to learn that your work on cryogenic engine has been appreciated by the Indian Space Research Organisation. I am confident that it will be possible to manufacture these engines indigenously and our dependence on other countries will end soon.
I feel proud of your achievement and send you my best wishes for the future.
Business ethics are needed to create a faith about the quality, quantity, price etc. of products. The customers have more trust and faith in the businessmen who follow ethical rules. They feel that such businessmen would not cheat them. Which one of the following is appropriate for it?
The proverb “an aged lover” means
A fair-weather friend is a friend
Which one of the following methods is used frequently by an organization to decide its strategic goal?
The idiom ‘To arrest someone’s notice’ means
A _____________ sentence contains only one finite verb and can make only one complete statement
"To transform into a purer or idealized form" means
_____ means to flow out, issue, or proceed, as from a source or origin; come forth; originate.