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Business Studies

Objectives

In Class 12 Business Studies, students learn how objectives form the starting point of the planning process. The topic explains objectives as clearly defined results that an organisation aims to achieve within a specified time. Students explore how objectives guide decision-making, direct employee efforts, coordinate activities across departments and provide standards for measuring performance and control. This understanding helps them connect organisational goals with practical business planning and implementation.

Hard · Level 6 · 25 questions

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  1. Compare actual monthly revenue with target monthly revenue
  2. Paint the office walls
  3. Teach employees how to greet customers
  4. Print the policy file
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  1. The company wants to improve quality, but gives the team only a speed target
  2. The company wants growth and sets a sales target
  3. The company wants better service and sets a response-time target
  4. The company wants to control costs and sets an expense target
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  1. Employees should be happy
  2. Human Resources should focus on this
  3. Raise the score on a 100-point employee satisfaction index from 68 to 78 next year
  4. The workplace should be good
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  1. Lack of balanced objectives
  2. Excessive clarity
  3. Excessive time-boundedness
  4. Complete alignment
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  1. Do good for society
  2. Focus on corporate social responsibility
  3. Provide free career counselling to 800 students in one year
  4. Help people
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  1. Implementing the objective may be impractical
  2. The objective will certainly be achieved
  3. The need for control will disappear
  4. The objective will automatically become a rule
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  1. Increase the course-completion rate for an online education company
  2. Change the font on a poster for a transport company
  3. Increase the number of plates in a bank's canteen
  4. Change the wall colour in a factory
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  1. The wording of the objective and how it is communicated to everyone
  2. Office furniture
  3. Office decoration
  4. Removing the rule book
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  1. Double nationwide reach in five years and pack 50 orders today
  2. Pack orders today and expand in five years
  3. A payment process and a method for operating a machine
  4. A policy and a rule
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  1. Quality and customer satisfaction
  2. Office decoration
  3. Entry rules
  4. Filing method
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  1. When the target is so easy that it offers no challenge
  2. When the target is clear
  3. When the target is realistically achievable
  4. When the target has been communicated to employees
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  1. The target value, actual result and time period
  2. Wall colour and poster size
  3. Staff birthdays and slogans
  4. Canteen menu and number of chairs
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  1. Which indicator will be used to measure it?
  2. Which chair is in the office?
  3. Where is the gate pass?
  4. Which printer is used?
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  1. The target is in a management file, but the team has not been informed about it
  2. The target has a time limit
  3. The target is measurable
  4. The resources needed for the target have been considered
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  1. Increase company profit → reduce the finance department’s costs → reduce material waste in a work team
  2. Set an office-painting rule → choose a sales method → remove a company policy
  3. Choose a machine-cleaning procedure → set a company-wide profit objective → decide a team’s work schedule
  4. Set an individual savings goal unrelated to company plans → choose a company-wide market objective → decide an office rule
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  1. Reduce product defects within six months; entry without a helmet is prohibited
  2. Entry without a helmet is prohibited; increase sales by 10% this year
  3. Use a specified machine-setting technique; follow the company’s credit policy
  4. Process payment forms in a stated sequence; allocate a budget for advertising
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  1. Customer acquisition, loyalty and marketing effectiveness
  2. Office entry rules
  3. Machine-cleaning procedures
  4. Cash-counting methods
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  1. It allows actual performance to be compared with the target so that deviations can be identified
  2. It makes comparison impossible
  3. It makes the objective vague
  4. It automatically removes any existing rule
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  1. Employees neglect customers’ needs in order to meet a numerical target
  2. The target is realistic and achievable
  3. The target is clearly communicated to employees
  4. The target balances financial results with service quality
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  1. They guide planning, provide standards for control and help departments work towards a common purpose
  2. They only create rules
  3. They only specify work techniques
  4. They conceal organisational expenses
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  1. An objective states the result to be achieved; a policy guides decisions and actions
  2. An objective is always a no-entry order
  3. An objective always specifies the method to follow
  4. An objective always states the amount of expenditure
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  1. A measurable environmental objective linked to social responsibility
  2. An entry rule
  3. A work method
  4. A payment procedure
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  1. A measurable customer-service improvement target
  2. A general office rule
  3. A method of doing work
  4. A payment procedure
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  1. Learning outcomes and learner engagement
  2. Office entry rules
  3. Cash-counting methods
  4. Building decoration
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  1. It is realistic but not sufficiently challenging.
  2. It is unrealistic because it exceeds the team's capacity.
  3. It is not measurable because it has no numerical target.
  4. It is not an objective because it has no deadline.

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