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Business Studies

Management concept

This Class 12 Business Studies topic introduces management as the process of planning, organising, staffing, directing and controlling organisational resources to achieve goals efficiently and effectively. Students learn why management is needed in every organisation, how it coordinates individual and group efforts, and how it balances objectives such as growth, productivity and social responsibility. The topic builds a foundation for understanding the nature and significance of management in business operations.

Expert · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Management is not an exact natural science
  2. Management has no systematic knowledge
  3. Management has no art
  4. Management is only ownership
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  1. Strategic lack of coordination
  2. Lack of financial accounting
  3. Lack of office decoration
  4. Excess of machines
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  1. There is no universal compulsory qualification and licence for entry
  2. It has absolutely no specialised knowledge
  3. It has no relation with society
  4. It has no need for ethics
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  1. Getting better discipline and better results from the same resources
  2. Buying a new building
  3. Changing furniture
  4. Polishing the shop board
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  1. Balance of social and personal objectives
  2. Only financial goal
  3. Only production goal
  4. Only control goal
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  1. Ignoring the human side of management
  2. Excess of physical resources
  3. Lack of only scientific knowledge
  4. Complete success of planning
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  1. Both assertion and reason are true and reason is the correct explanation
  2. Both assertion and reason are true but reason is not the correct explanation
  3. Assertion is true but reason is false
  4. Assertion is false but reason is true
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  1. Personal objectives are not only economic
  2. Organisational objectives ended
  3. Social objective automatically got fulfilled
  4. Efficiency will always rise
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  1. It manages work people and operations together
  2. It only counts cash
  3. It only buys machines
  4. It only prints rule books
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  1. Control requires correction along with comparison
  2. Control is only a decorative report
  3. Control has no relation with goals
  4. Control is only punishment
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  1. Analysis of external environment and customer need
  2. Only salary payment
  3. Only building security
  4. Only tax deposit
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  1. Conversion of policy into execution
  2. Advertising design
  3. Building maintenance
  4. Cash discount
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  1. Welfare and social responsibility are needed along with legal compliance
  2. Minimum wage fulfils all objectives
  3. Safety has no relation with management
  4. Social responsibility is only donation
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  1. Both assertion and reason are true and reason is the correct explanation
  2. Both assertion and reason are true but reason is not the correct explanation
  3. Assertion is true but reason is false
  4. Assertion is false but reason is true
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  1. Organising and staffing
  2. Only account reconciliation
  3. Only price tag
  4. Only advertising slogan
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  1. Ethics and long term effectiveness
  2. Only cost control
  3. Only office arrangement
  4. Only production speed
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  1. Wherever objectives and resources exist management is needed
  2. Management exists only in industries
  3. Management exists only in private companies
  4. Management exists only for profit earning
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  1. Understanding employees’ concerns through open communication and planning training
  2. Mandating the use of the technology without consultation
  3. Postponing the use of the technology because of employee resistance
  4. Blaming customers for the difficulty in adopting the technology
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  1. Efficiency cannot be separated from social responsibility and effectiveness
  2. Low cost is the only objective
  3. Health complaints are outside management
  4. Quality checking is always wasteful
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  1. A manager studies principles and ethically solves a team conflict according to the situation
  2. A clerk only keeps receipts
  3. A machine runs automatically
  4. Rules are pasted on a wall
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  1. Mismatch between planning change and resource organising
  2. Mismatch between advertising and colour
  3. Mismatch between accounts and bank name
  4. Mismatch between building and chair
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  1. Damaging customer relations to achieve this month target
  2. Achieving target and quality on time
  3. Reducing errors by increasing employee training
  4. Saving resources and improving service
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  1. Best use of scarce resources
  2. Only maximising profit
  3. Employee entertainment
  4. Advertising expansion
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  1. Social objective can strengthen long term organisational interest
  2. Social objective always causes loss
  3. Cost increase is always bad management
  4. Brand trust is unrelated to management
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  1. There is lack of converting ideas into management process
  2. Creativity is always harmful
  3. Resources are not needed
  4. Deadline is outside management

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