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1 UNIVERSITY OF BOTSWANA FACULTY OF BUSINESS DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT FINAL EXAMINATIONS n I]) ~O ~~ryi~ O}f 1{01J1l ~~<=ll1j~il COURSE CODE: MGT: 100: D~TION: 2 HOURS DATE: 18 TH NOVEMBER 2008 TITLE OF THE PAPER: PRINCIPLES OF MANGEMENT SUBJECT: MANAGEMENT. AFTERNOON/EVENING I~SlLll1J<=lLIO~S/I~}fOIlrYl~ llio~: 1. There are two sections in this paper. Section A and B. 2. Answer all questions in Section A 3. In Section A, Circle the correct answer in the question paper provided. 4. Answer anyone question from section B 5. Section A Carries 40 marks and Section B Carry 20 marks ])0 ~OlL OP~~ llhis P~P~Il1J~lLI~ 1{01J H~ V~ B~~~ llo~]) llo DO SO B1{ llh~ S1JP~IlVISOIl / I~VIGI~~lLOR NO. OF PAGES 12 1
2 _n pu- SECTION A Answer all questions in this section. Circle the correct answer use ink pen or ball pen 1 Which processes prepare employees to do their jobs? a. recruitment and selection b. orientation and training c. recruitment and induction d. recruitment and release 2 The following are barriers to effective communication excepta. an intolerable supervising b. a telephone c. technical jargon d. ambiguous roles 3 From the list below, which one is NOT an example of non budgetary controls? a. Ratio analysis b. Break-even analysis c. Control by audits d. Standard costing 4 The communication process comprises the following elements excepta. sender b. channel c. decoder d. grapevine 2
3 5 Which of the following is not an element of bureaucracy as espoused by Max Weber? a. Division of labour b. Hierarchy of authority c. Formal rules and other controls d. Effective two-way communication 6. The primary purpose served by lateral communication is a. orgamsmg b. direction c. evaluation d. control e. coordinating 7. To encourage formal organisational communication, managers should a. support the flow of clear and concise statements through formal channels b. ensure free access to formal channels for all organisation members c. assign specific communication responsibility to staff personnel d. a and b e. all the above 8. The process of directing others, toward the accomplishment of some objective is called? a. Communication b. Controlling c. Leadership d. Managing e. None of the above 3
4 9. The situational approach to leadership takes into account. a. The leader b. The follower c. The situation d. a and b e. a, b, and c 10 The following are traditional organizational designs except - a. a mechanistic structure b. a simple structure c. a functional structure d. a divisional structure 11 In the ERG theory of motivation, the frustration-regressionprinciple states that - a. if a higher order need is continually unsatisfied, an individual may shift focus onto satisfying a lower order need b. needs are shaped by our experiences over time c. a lower order need must be substantially satisfied before one can move onto higher order needs d. people's needs are arranged in a continuum rather than in a hierarchy 12 Ratshega (Pvt) Ltd is a newly registered consultancy company with five portfolios. The set up is such that there is a functional structure for each of the 5 units of Construction Management, Business Development, Financial Services, Properties and Estates, and Environmental Impact Management. While middle managers in these units report to the divisional heads, they are also answerable to the line managers at corporate level. This is an example ofa. product departmentalization b. functional departmentalization c. matrix structuring d. none of the above 4
5 13 A leadership style that allows for open communication with employees and discusses problems rather than just announcing decisions isa. democratic b. autocratic c. charismatic d. task-oriented 14 Which of the following is NOT an element of organizing? a. defining tasks and assigning responsibilities b. establishing an organization structure c. allocating resources d. evaluating the performance of the organization 15 Which statement is true of steering control? a. control takes place as the activity takes place b. it compares results to standards at the end of the project c. it requires intermediary milestones to take corrective action before the problem occurs d. it is reactive 16. Situational leadership - a. is the same as laissez faire leadership b. understands employees' and job requirements and then matches actions and decisions c. focuses on the job and concentrates on specific tasks d. requires close supervision and control 5
6 17. Which of the following is NOT an element of the commitment based approach to control? a. It gets people to want to build in quality b. It sets standards, measure performance and take corrective action c. It is people-centred d. It fosters a sense of shared fate 18. Which pair is incorrectly matched? a. Planning developing, creating and implementing strategies to accomplish goals b. Organizing structuring of resources to support goal accomplishment c. Leading directing and motivating the human resources of the organization d. Controlling using authority to cause plans to be implemented 19. Which one is not an element of staffing? a. talent management b. release c. controlling d. induction 20. The following is a rank-ordered listing of Maslow's hierarchy of needs from lowest to the highest. a. Self actualisation, social, security, physiological, esteem b. esteem,self actualisation, security, social and physiological, c. physiological, social, esteem, security, self actualisation d. physiological, security, social,esteem, self actualisation 21 The following are advantages of planning excepta. it reduces waste and redundancy b. it facilitates control c. it results in analysis-paralysis d. it reduces uncertainty 22 Most authors concur that Management is the process of - 6
7 a. getting things done through people b. mapping the destiny of the organization c. influencing people to work towards a common goal 23 d. evaluating and regulating The term used to describe the number of employees who can be effectively and efficientlysupervisedby a manageris - a. delegation b. accountability c. span of control d. unity of command 24 Which statement is true? a. Inexperienced lower level managers promote centralization b. A geographically dispersed organization promotes centralization c. Company strategy has no impact on centralization / decentralization decisions d. A complex, uncertain environment is good for centralization 25 Which statement is NOT true of mechanistic organizations? a. There is high specialization b. There is rigid departmentalization c. There is low formalization d. There is a clear chain of command 26. m is the right to make decisions, to direct the work of others, and to give orders a. leadership b. authority c. delegation d. management e. responsibility 7
8 on What specific activities listed below are part of the organising function? a. giving each subordinate a specific task b. recruiting prospective employees c. training and developing of employees d. developing rules and procedures e. all the above 28. Yaone spends most of her time at work setting goals and standards and developing rules and procedures. Which function of management does Yaone specialize in? a. Planning b. Organising c. Motivating d. Leading e. Staffing 29. Which function of management includes selecting of employees, setting performance standards, and compensating employees? a. planning b. organising c. motivating d. leading e. staffing 30 u is the procedure through which one determines the duties associated with positions and the characteristics of people to hire for those positions? a. job descriptions b. job specification c. job analysis d. job context e. none of the above. 8
9 31. Which of these is the power coming from a formal management position in the organization? a. Referent power b. Coercive power c. Reward power d. Legitimate power e. Expert power 32. The role of a manager is to a. make workers happy b. satisfy only the manager's needs c. make the most profit d. survive in highly competitive society e. achieve organisational goals. 33.The process of gathering information and comparing this information to the pre- established standards is part of a. planning b. influencing c. motivating d. controlling e. commanding 34.Conceptual skills require management view organisations as a. a problem solving group b. a profit centre c. a whole d. individual contributions 9
10 35. A plan is a. a specific action proposed to help the company achieve its objectives b. a policy meeting c. projecting of future sales d. an experiment to determine the optimal distribution system e. the company's buildings and fixtures 36. Standing plans that furnish broad guidelines for channeling management thinking in specified directions are called? a. Procedures b. Programs c. Single-use-plans d. Policies e. Rules 37. Programs and budgets are examples of a. single-use-plans b. standing rules c. policies d. rules 38. The XYZ Corporations is organised as follows: it has 1) a president,2) a vice president in charge offinance,3) a vice president in charge of marketing, and 4) a vice president in charge of human resource management. This firm is organised on the a. manufacturing process b. territorial basis c. production basis d. functional basis 10
11 39.The concept of span of management its primary concern is a. to see that managers at the same level have equal number of subordinates b. to have employee with skills and motivational levels c. To effect supervision of one less than the known number of subordinates d. to detennine on the number of individuals a manager can effectively supervise e. a and d 40.The characteristics of the individuals who should be hired for the job are indicated by the----- a. Job analysis b. Job specification c. Job description d. J0 review e. Job identification 11
12 SECTION B Answer anyone question from the following 1. a) With the aid of a diagram explain the controlling process b) State 5 qualities of an effective Control System 2. Explain the Henri Fayol's 14 Principles of Management. (15 marks) (5 marks) (20 marks) 12
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