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THE 1 AFFILIATED COLLEGE OF SINDH UNIVERSITY, JAMSHORO
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION [HONS]
EVENING, PART I, 1st SEMESTER
BATCH - 33
Q#4: The cash in bank for Zaheer & Company at 31st January of the current year indicates a balance of
Rs. 6,674.55 after both the cash receipt journal and cheque register has been posted. The bank statement indicates
a balance of Rs. 9,966.85 on 31st January. Comparison of the bank statement and the accompanying cancel|ed
cheques and advises with records revealed the following reconciling items:
1. A deposit of Rs. 1,226.16 representing the receipts of 31st January, had been too late to appear on the bank
statement
2. Cheques outstanding totaled Rs. 4,125.36
3. A cheque for Rs. 591=returned with the statement had been recorded in the cheque register as Rs. 95. The
cheque was for the payment of an obligation to Nizamani Equipment Corporation on account for the purchase of
store equipment
4. A cheque for Rs. 150/= drawn by Suhail Brothers had been erroneously charged by the bank from the
companies account
5. The bank collected from Aamir & Company Rs. 512/= on bill left for collection. A face value of the bill Rs. 500.
6. Bank service charges for January amounted Rs. 4.90/-
Required: Prepare a Bank Reconciliation Statement and journalize necessary entries.
Q#05: On October 01, 2013, Melton Company acquired and placed into use new equipment costing Rs. 105,000.
The equipment has a useful life of five years and an estimated salvage value of Rs. 5,000. It is estimated that
equipment will produce 2,000,000 units of product during its life In the last quarter of 2013, the equipment
produced 120,000 units of product.
Required: (A) Compute the depreciation for the last quarter of 2013 using each of the following methods: 1. Units
of-Production 2. Sum-of-the-years-digits 3. Double-dedining-balance
(B) Describe the conditions in which each of the above three methods would be most appropriate
business
Company X: The Company had made no additional investments in the business but had withdrawal Rs. 25,000/-
Company Y: The Company had made no additional investment of Rs. 50,000/- but had made no withdrawal.
Company Z: The Company had made no additional investment of Rs. 48,000/- and had withdrawn Rs. 35,000/-
Q#1(b) for the fiscal year, net sale for Rs. 975,000/- and net purchase were of Rs. 650,000/- merchandising
inventory at the beginning of the year was Rs. 75,000/- and at the end of the year Rs, 80,000/- determine the
following amounts:
a) Merchandising available for the sale.
b) Cost of merchandise sold.
c) Gross profit.
d) Merchandise inventory listed on the Balance Sheet t End of the year.
Q#2 the two trial balance of Zaidi Enterprises as of December 31, 2002 one before adjustments and other after
adjustment
Are as follows:
UNADJUSTED ADJUSTED
Dr. Cr. Dr. Cr.
8,000 8,000
Account Receivable 3,200 3,200
Supplies 8,450 3,240
Prepaid Rent 7,200 1,200
Prepaid Insurance 1,800 650
40,000 40,000
Building 96,000 96,000
Acc. Dep-Building 62,400 67,200
Trucks 82,000 82,000
Acc. Dep- Trucks 32,800 36,900
Accounts Payable 7,120 1,450
Salaries Payable __________ 920
Taxes Payable __________
Zaidi’s Capital 100,000 100,000
Retained earning 20,400 20,400
Zaidi’s Drawings 20,500 20,500
Service Fee Earned 116,680 116,680
Salary Expanse 67,200 68,650
Rent Expanse __________ 6,000
Supplies Expanse __________ 5,210
Dep. Expanse- Building __________ 4,800
Dep. Expanse- Trucks __________ 4,100
Utility Expanse 3,700 3,920
Taxes Expanses 600 1,520
Insurance Expanse __________ 1,150
Q#3 Using the data of Q#2, you are required prepare Income Statement, Classified Balance Sheet & necessary
Closing Entries.
Q#4 the following bank reconciliation statement information pertain to ABC Enterprises.
I.Deposit in transit Rs. 16,700/=
II.Note collected by the bank Rs. 11,100/=, the value of note is Rs. 10,000.
III.Outstanding checks Rs. 18,780
IV.Check for Rs. 2,000 charged by the bank as Rs. 20,000
V.Bank service charges Rs. 170/=
VI.Check of a customer returned by the bank to depositor because of insufficient fund Rs. 740.
VII.Check drawn by depositor for Rs. 67,00/= but recorded in check register as Rs. 7600/=
Required
I.Identify each of the above recording items ad additions and deduction in the balance of bank statement or the
Balance of depositor’s records.
II.Records necessary entries in the depositors (ABC-Enterprises) account.
Q#5 Savana Company purchased a spot-welding machine on July 2005 at a cash cost of 42,300 on the same date,
installation charges of 2,800 were paid. The machine has an expected useful life 10 years and an estimated salvage
value of 3,800. The same machine was sold on June 2007 for Rs. 28,400.
Required
Record the journal Entries on July 2007 against the sale of machine using:
I.Straight line method of depreciation
II.Sum of the year digits (SYD) method of depreciation
III.Double declining method of depreciation.
Q#3 cash in the bank Account for ABC Enterprises at December 31, 2002 indicates a balance of Rs. 12,192.50 the
bank statement indicates a balance of Rs. 19,955.65 on same date. The comparison of bank statement and
accompanying cancelled cheques and memorandum with the record revealed the following reconciling items;
a. A deposit of Rs. 4015.20 representing the receipts of December 31 had been made too late to appear on the
statement (Late deposits)
b. Cheques outstanding total Rs. 9090.75
c. The bank had collected for ABC Enterprises Rs. 3045/= on a note left for collection. The face value of note
was Rs. 3000/=
d. The cheque drawn for Rs. 470/= had been erroneously charged by the bank as Rs. 740/=
e. A cheque for Rs. 72.50 returned with the statement had been recorded in the cheque register as Rs. 7.25
f. Bank service charges for December Rs. 22.15/=
Required: Prepare a Bank- Reconciliation Statements.
Q#4 the following are the transactions pertaining to Allowance for uncollectible account.
A company’s allowance for uncollectable account had a credit balance of Rs. 10,115 on December 31, 2012. On that
day and during the current year it completed the following transactions;
December 31, 2012 Provided on additions to allowance for uncollectible account equal to 1%
of the year’s sale of Rs. 11,400,000/=
January 10, 2013 Learned that Kamal and sons had gone out of business leaving no asset. Wide off his Rs.
2115/= account as uncollectable
February 15, 2013 Kamal and sons paid Rs. 1,000/= of the account written off on January 10.
March 20, 2013 Made a compound entry to write off these account; Umaias Brothers Rs. Rs. 3950, Zaidi
Enterprises Rs. 2790 and Babar Co: Rs 4,000/=
March 31, 2013 Estimated the Allowance for uncollectable account equal to 1% of the period’s sale of
1,570,000/=
Required: Record necessary adjusting entries on December 31, 2012 and March 31, 2013 and also record the other
journal entries and maintain the allowance for uncollectable account.
Q#5 (a) Ali enterprises purchase a delivery van for Rs. 150,000/= Jan 01, 2008 the van was estimated to have
service life of 05 years and residual value of Rs. 30,000/=
Compute the depreciation for first three year using;
I.Sum of the years digits methods
II.Double declining balance method
Q#5 (b) equipment costing Rs. 44,000/= on which 30,000 of accumulated Depreciation had been rwecorded
was disposed off on Jan 02, 2013. What journal entries are required to record the equipments disposition under
each of the following assumption.
a. Equipment was sold for Rs. 18,000/= each
b. Equipment was sold for Rs. 11,600/= each
c. The equipment was retired from services and hauled to the junkyard. No material was salvaged.
Q#6 What, why and when adjusting entries are prepared. Explain with examples
Q#2 On December 31, 2012, the close of fiscal year for Board Corporation, the company’s ledger contains the
following account with balances:
Account payable Rs. 44,900 Rs. 90,000
Q#3 Using the data of question#2, Prepare necessary closing/adjusting entries and Classified Balance Sheet.
Q#4 state briefly (not more than half page) any five of the following:
Financial Accounting Current Assets Ledger
Closing Entries Worksheet Unearned Revenue
Accrued Expenses
Q#5
It is a March 31, 2013; Fry Company is ready to prepare its March Bank Reconciliation.
The following information is available:
(1)
Company Cash Account
March 01, Balance Rs. 14,175 Checks 6,500
Deposits 25,734
(a) On deposit by the company was Rs. 10 overstated by the company; it was recorded correctly by the bank.
(b) The bank cleared Rs. 89 check as Rs. 98; it has not been corrected by the bank.
(c) End of February: Deposits outstanding Rs. 775; checks outstanding Rs. 2,000.
Required: Prepare a Bank Reconciliation for March and give necessary journal entries
Q#6 (A)
The accounting records of Ahmed Brothers are maintained on the basis of a fiscal year ending April 30. The
following facts are to be used for making Adjusting Entries before the accounts are closed and financial statements
are prepared at April 30.
1. Ahmed Brothers purchased a machine on Jan 01, of the current year for Rs. 24,000/-. The machine had an
estimated life of 08 years and salvage value of Rs. 2,000/-.
2. A 36 months Fire Insurance Policy had been purchased on April 01, of current year. The premium of Rs. 43,200/-
for the entire life of policy had been paid on April 01 and recorded as Prepaid Insurance
3. A portion of the land owned had been leased on February 01, of the current year toa service station operator at
a yearly rent of Rs. 14,400/- one year rent was collected in advance at the date of the lease and credited to
unearned rental revenue.
4. A bus to carry guest to and from the airport has been rented on April 19 from Murtaza Rent a Bus at a daily rate
of Rs. 775/-. No rental payment had yet been made.
5. On April 12, a room having a rent of Rs. 500/- per day was rented to a guest; the amount of rent had yet not
been collected till April 30.
Required: Prepare adjusting journal entries.
Q#6 (B)
ABC Enterprises purchased and put into use a machine on Jan 01, 2010, at a total cost of Rs. 130,000/-. The
machine was estimated to have salvage value of Rs. 5,000/- and 10 years life. It was also estimated that machine
would produce One Million units of product during its life. The machine produced 90,000 units in 2010, 110,000
units in 2011, and 125,000 units in 2012. Required: Prepare a chart showing depreciation, accumulated
depreciation and book value of the machine usingthe following methods:
a. Units of Production
b. Double Declining Balance
Financial Accounting 2009-2010
Q#1 The following transaction took place in Pat Campbell Crop Dusting Corporation during the month of June 2010,
the month of establishment of the corporation.
June 1 Campbell deposited $80,000 cash in a bank account in the name of the business
June 2 Purchase a crop dusting aircraft from utility aircraft for $220,000. Made a $40,000 cash
drawn payment and issued a note payable for $180,000
June 4 Paid Woodrow aircraft $8,500 to rant office and hanger space for the month.
June 15 Billed customers $8,320 for crop dusting service rendered during the first half of June.
June 15 Paid $5,880salaries to employees for services rendered during the first half of the June.
June 18Paid Hannigan‘s Hanger $1,890 for maintenance and repair services.
June 25Collected $4,910 of the amounts billed to customers on June 15.
June 30Billed customers $16,450 for crop dusting service rendered during the second half of the month.
June 30Paid $6,000 salaries to employees for services rendered during the second half of the month.
June 30Received a fuel bill from Henry’s Feer & Fuel for $2,510 of aircraft fuel purchased during June. This amount is
due by July 10.
June 30Campbell withdrew $2,000 cash from the business for personal use.
Q#2 Refer the data from Q#01, and prepare a trial balance at June 30, 2010 and compute the following.
Total assets Total Liabilities Total stockholders’ equity
Q#3 The operations of Hempstead realty consists of obtaining of houses being offered for sale by owners,
advertising these house, and showing them to prospective buyers. The company earns revenue in the form of
commissions. The building and office equipment used in the business were acquired on January 1st of the current
year and were immediately placed in use. Useful life of the building was estimated to be 30 years and that of the
office equipment 5 years. The company closes its account monthly; on March 31st of the current year, the trial
balance is as follows:
HEMPTED REALTY
Trial Balance
March 31, 20XX
Cash 29,750
Account receivable 7,500
Office supplies 850
Land 30,000
Building 90,000
Accumulated depreciation: $500
Building
Office equipment 21,000
Accumulated depreciation: office 700
equipment
Account repayable 14,750
M. Valentino, Capital 126,650
M. Valentino, Drawing 4,500
Q#4 Refer the data Q#2 and prepare the following as of March 31, 20XX
a) Income statement and statement of owner’s equity for the month of March, and a balance sheet at March
31.
b) Closing entries
c) After closing Trial Balance
Q#5 make the necessary entries for each of the following as of March 31, 20XX
On April 1st the Star Company received Rs. 15,400 for a three year subscription to its political newsletter. The
firm closes its books once a year on Dec 31st. make the entry to record the record the receipt of the subscription
and the adjusting entry at Dec 31st. the firm uses an account called Unearned Subscription Revenue .
Q#3 A comparison of CASH book (bank column) of Alpha Traders with their Bank statement for the month of
December, 2009 indicates that bank balance as her cash book was Rs. 30,000/= while according to Bank statement,
it was Rs. 37,000/=. The following causes of disagreement were noted:
1. A cheque of Rs. 4,000 was deposited into bank but it was collected by bank.
2. A cheque of Rs. 2,000 was issued but not presented to bank for payment
3. Bank charges of Rs. 2,000 were not recorded in cash book
4. Direct deposit of cash of 7,000 by a customer into bank was not recorded in cash book
Q#4 pass necessary GENERAL JOURNAL entries to rectify the following ERRORS.
a) An office equipment costing Rs. 80,000 was wrongly debited to purchases account.
b) Cash of Rs. 50,000 received from Ali Hassan was credited to Wali Hassan account
c) Cash of Rs. 43,000 actually received from a debater was recorded as Rs. 34,000.
d) Rs. 4,000 spent on repairs of office furniture were debited to office Furniture account.
Q#5 listed below are Ten Balance Sheet Account of ABC Traders as on June 30, 2009.
Automobile 850,000 (6) Loan payable 170,00
A/P 145,000 (7) Cash Bank Balances 60,000
N.P. for the year 200,000 (8) Accounts Receivable 150,000
Office Equipment 80,000 (9) Drawings 100,000
Owner’s (opening) capital 200,000 (10) Furniture 75,000
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REQUIRED: classified Balance Sheet of ABC Traders as at 30 June, 2009 by rearranging the information given
above.
Indicates selling expenses. Other expanses besides interest are general and administrative. Included in the salaries
of Rs. 5000 are Rs. 1000 of dividend s paid to the owner, IBA Corporation.
Required:
a) Prepare in good form a single – step income statement.
Q#2 Information necessary for the preparation of Bank Reconciliation Statement and related adjusting entries for
XYZ Corporation at December31, 2009 is listed below.
1. The balance as per record of XYZ Corporation is Rs. 8353.90.
2. The bank statement shows the balance of Rs. 9168.57 as of Dec. 31, 2009
3. Two debit memoranda accompanied the bank statement, one for Rs. 13 were for services charges and other
for Rs. 864.60 covering NSF cheque. The cheque was issued by Umair Enterprises as credit customer.
4. Cheque No 0876 for Rs. 456.3 had been erroneously recorded as Rs. 465.3 in the cash payment journal ands
cheque No. 0654 for Rs. 77.44 has been recorded as Rs. 44.77. The cheque 0654 was for the telephone bill and
cheque No. 876 was for the payment of creditor.
5. The credit memoranda for Rs. 2070 representing the processed of Rs. 2000, 6% interest bearing note issued
in Dec of the last year, collected by bank from Ahsan and sons. Bank deducted the remaining amount for collection
charges.
6. The collection charges for Rs. 126 (not applicable for XYZ Corporation) was erroneously deducted from the
account.
7. Cash receipts of Dec 31, 2009 amounting Rs. 585.25 were mailed to bank too late does not include to
December statement
8. Cheques outstanding as of Dec 2009 were Rs. 358.
Required: Bank Reconciliation Statement and also present necessary journal entries.
Q#3 the following transaction are related to Uncollectable account. All were completed during the year 2009.
1. Wrote off Rs. 7480, balance owned by BPA enterprises with no asset.
2. Received Rs. 6290 of the balance Rs. 9290, owned by Ahmed Company, a bankrupt, wrote off the remaining
as uncollectable.
3. Reinstated the amount of XYZ Brothers that had been written off in the last year and received Rs. 5000 cash
in full payment
4. Received Rs. 800 from Mahmood and Sons that had been written off two years earlier Rs. 1600.
The allowance for uncollectable account indicates a cr balance of Rs. 14270as on Jan, 01 2009.
Required: Present necessary general journal and adjusting journal entries, assuming that the estimated allowance
for uncollectable account as of Dec 31, 2009 is Rs. 65000.
Q#4 (a): XYZ Corporation acquired and put into use a machine on January 01, 2006 at the cost of Rs. 82000. The
machine was estimated to have a scraped value of Rs. 2000. It was also estimated that machine would produce 01
million unit of product during its life of 15 years. The machine produced 90000 units in year 2006, 1,10000 units in
2007 and 125,000 units in 2008.
Required: compute the amount of depreciation and book value using the following methods:
a. Units of production b. double declining balance
Q#4 (b) On January 01 2003 XYZ corporation purchase a delivery truck of Rs.1,200,000 for cash the truck has an
estimated life of 20 years and salvage value of Rs. 150,000. The depreciation of truck is being computed using
straight line method.
Required: prepare journal entries on record the disposal of truck on June 2008under each of the following
conditions.
1. The truck was sold for Rs. 300,000.
2. The truck was sold for Rs. 800,000.
3. The truck was stolen and insurance processed of Rs. 570,00 were accepted.
Q#5 The operations of Hempstead really consists of obtaining of houses being offered for sale by owners,
advertising these house and showing them to prospective buyers. The company earns revenues in form of
commissions. The building and office equipment used in the business were acquired on January 1st of the current
year and were immediately placed in use. Useful life of the building was estimated to be 30 years and that of the
office equipment 5 years. The company closes its accounts monthly on march 31st of the current year, the trial
balance is as follows:
HEMPTED REALTY
Trial Balance
March 31. 20XX
29750
Accounts Receivable 7500
Office Supplies 850
Land 30000
Building 90000
Accumulated depreciation: Building Rs. 500
Q#3 (a) what do we mean when we say that Accounting is a means rather than an end?
(b) what kind of organizations, in addition to businesses, use accounting information?
Q#4 (a) what is the purpose of income statement?
The revenue, expense and related accounts of the IBA Corporation for the year ended Jan 30, 2008 are listed
below:
*indicates selling expense. Other expanses besides interest are general and administrative the salaries of Rs. 5000
are Rs. 10000 of dividends paid to the owner, IBA Corporation.
Required:
(a) Prepare in good from a single-step income statement. (b) Prepare in good from a multistep statement. (c)
prepare in good form a retained earnings statement.
Q#5 (a) explain briefly why each of the following groups might be interested in the financial statement of a business
I.Creditors II. Potential investors III. Labor union
Q#5 (b) presented below is the basic accounting equation. Determine the missing amounts
ASSETS = LIABILITY + OWNER’S EQUITY
(a). Rs. 90000 Rs. 50000 ?
Rs. 48000 Rs. 70000
(c). Rs.94000 ? Rs. 72000
Q#5 (c) The Ace cleaners has the following balance sheet items.
Q#6 prepare an income statement from the following accounts balance, and then a statement of owner equity for
Star Painting Contractors for the year ended December 31st 2008.
Instructions: prepare ten column worksheet, using the following additional information for year- end adjustments:-
a) Merchandise inventory on December 31st was Rs. 28600.
b) Supplies inventory on December 31st was Rs. 1100.
c) Insurance expired during the year was Rs. 950.
d) Depreciation for the current year was Rs. 750.
e) Salaries accrued on December 31st was . 350.
Q#3 Distinguishes between the following:-
i.Prepare expanse and accrued expense.
ii.Perpetual and periodic inventory systems.
Q#4 (a) record the following entries in the general journal of a cleaning company:
i.Invested Rs. 12000 cash in the business.
ii.Paid Rs. 1000 for office furniture
iii.Bought equipment costing Rs. 8000 on account.
iv.Received Rs. 2200 in cleaning income.
v.Pair 25% of the amount owned on the equipment.
Q#4 (b) based upon the balance below, prepare entries to close out
i.Revenue accounts.
ii.Expense accounts
iii.Expense and income summary
iv.Drawing account
Aslam-Capital Rs. 22000, Aslam-Drawing Rs. 6000, Service Revenue Rs. 12000, intrest income Rs. 1500, salaries
expense Rs. 8000, rent expense Rs. 4000, interest expenses Rs. 2000, Depreciation expense Rs. 3000.
Q #5 Irfan Company acquired an asset on 1st January 1995 at a cost of Rs. 2800, with an estimated useful life of 10
years and a salvage value of Rs. 500. Find the annual depreciation for the first two years, using the (a) straight-line
method, (b) sum-of-the-year’s-digits method (c) Double declining balance method. (Show your computations).
Q#6 (a) on 1st January 2002 Mustafa Corporation was organized with an authorization of 5000 shares of 6%
preferred stock of Rs. 100 par and 1000 shares if Rs. 25 par common stock. Record the following transactions.
January 10th: Sold half of the common stock at Rs. 28 for cash.
January 25th: issued 2000 share of preferred and 1000 shares of common at par in exchange for land and building
with fair market value of Rs. 140000 and Rs. 85000 respectively.
March 30th: sold the balance of the preferred stock for cash at Rs. 105
Q#6 (b) present the stock holder’s equity section of the balance sheet as on March 30th.
Q#7 write short note on any three of the following:
(i) Accounting Cycle (ii) Intangible Assets
(iii) Formation of corporation (iv) Rules of Debiting and Crediting the Account.
Emp id Emp name Designation Basic pay 20% of basic pay Allowance Gross salary
1120 Ahmed Manager 30000
1. Write the formula of Calculating 20% of basic pay in cell E4.
2. Write the write the formula of calculating allowance in cell F4
a) If 20% of basic pay>=5000 then allowance must be freeze on 5000 in cell F4.
(e) The value of cell G9 is 6/22/2012 Calculate the value for the expression W + 5.
(f) Write the Excel function names to calculate the following:
(i) Arithmetic Mean (ii) Standard Deviation (iii) Smallest Value
(g) Elaborate the purpose of Sum(a3:al2)/count(a3:a12)
(h) Write the SQL statements in MS Access database commands:
(i) Select (ii) Insert (iii) Update
Q#6 list and discuss the different organizational plans which you opt for business letter and why? How do opening
and closing influence a business letter?
Managerial communication2012-2013
Q#1 what is the subject matter of the managerial communication. In what ways managerial communication plays
an effective roles in business activities? Explain.
Q#2 write the capsule checklist of the classification of business report and discuss the elements involved in formal
report.
Q#3 the opening and closing paragraphs of a written message are considered to be very important. Discuss the
guidelines for making these two paragraphs effective.
Q#4 list and discuss the elements of mechanical details and general appearance of a business letter with respect to
their importance.
Q#5 write a note on the good qualities of effective sentences and paragraphs in any written communication.
Q#6 what is the significance of listening in oral communication? List and discuss the good listening habits and
common faults of listening.
Q#3 bring to class an example of a written business message that conveys an unfavorable nonverbal message, and
bring a second written message that conveys a favorable nonverbal message, state specific reasons for your
evaluation.
Q#4 when you meticulously apply the basis of effective business communication the common sense, you can
continue to ripen your communication ability. Gauge the statement
Q#5 label the dissimilar legal risks and worries that may occur in business communication. What are the safe-
guards against each risk?
Q#6 list the followings:
a) Sales letter systems
b) Parts of formal report
c) Tools of oral presentation
d) Indention styles and punctuation
e) Parts of deductive & inductive approaches
Managerial communication2007-2008
Q#1 write the concept of communication. Describe the salient features of effective business communication
Q#2 Illustrate the capsule checklist of business writing principles.
Q#3sometimes business communication is quite complex and imperfect, the malfunctions can occur easily and
may result in miscommunication” elaborate.
Q#4 Illustrate an appropriate diagram of the appearance and design of business messages. Explain
Q#5 write the classification of business reports. Write a formal report on declining sale of the regional branch of
your company.
Q#6 briefly explain the significance of listening. What are the common listening faults? Explain
Managerial communication2011-2012
Q#1 Discuss the concepts/nature of communication. “the quality of communication determines the extent of the
success of a business”. Discuss.
Q#2 People in the world are not exactly like, meaning of the sender’s message and the receiver’s as a result
response are affected by multiple of the factors. Identify them and explain.
Q#3 list and explain the good qualities of effective sentence and paragraphs in any written communication.
Q#4 enumerates the different legal risk and complications that may occur in managerial communication. What are
the possible safeguards against each risk?
Q#5 decipher the following
“Tell them what you are going to tell them. Then tell them. Then tell them what you have told them”.
Q#6 Write short notes on any three of the following:
a) Outlining and organizing the message
b) Sales and sales promotion letter
c) Job application with resume
d) Inquiry letter
Managerial communication2009-2010
Q#1 when you diligently apply the basics of effective business communication with common sense, you can
continue to improve your communication ability. Evaluate the statement
Q#2 Bring to class an example of a written business message that conveys a favorable nonverbal message. State
specific reasons for your evaluations
Q#3 check the fog index of two pieces of business written---one that you consider easy to read and one that is
difficult. Then tell the class how the fog index of each agrees with your readability level. Use example from this list:
a) Letter from a company to a consumer.
b) Annual report
c) Magazine read by member of the profession which is your major.
d) Article on the front page of your daily newspaper.
e) The wall street journal.
Q#4 Summarize the capsule checklist for good-news message and bad-news messages.
Q#5 “because of the wide variety of business reports, they can be and have been defined and classified in a variety
of ways”. Elaborate the statement by sketching suitable diagram.
Q#6 Decipher the following statement:
“Tell them what you are going to tell them. Then tell them. Then tell them what you have told them”.
Mgt. 2015
1. What is Management? Explain the functions of Mgt.
2. Discuss the characteristics and importance of organizational culture.
3. Explain green Management and how organisations can go green.
4. What is motivation and briefly Explain the early theories of motivation.
5. Compare and contrast Approaches to goal setting and planning.
6. Discuss contemporary issues in managing human resources.