Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Mid Term
By
Mark Tharwat
Moussa Academy
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MGT101 – MID First Term 2020/2021
Q2 - The process of assigning someone to play the role of critic to voice possible
objections to a proposal and thereby generate critical thinking and reality testing is
termed as __________.
a. Groupthink
b. Personality Conflict
c. Accommodating
d. Devil's Advocacy
Q3 - Middle Level Managers must carry out the tactical planning every______&
First Line Managers must complete the Operational planning every______.
a. 6 to 24 months. 1 to 52 weeks
b. Year if necessary, 1 to 90 days
c. to 52 weeks. 6 to 24 months
d. to 12 weeks. Year
Q4 - Gregson Production Inc.is highly efficient because of the skills and experience
of its top professionals. The firm is able to outperform its competitors, the firm
enjoys_________ over its competitors:
a. Competitive Advantage
b. Ethical dilemma
c. Quality Role
d. Synergy
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Q7 - Managers have complete information, will make logical decisions that will be
optimal in furthering the Organization's best interest. (Identify the model of
decision making)
a. Rational
b. Satisficing
C. Participative
d. Nonrational
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Q10 - Local Communities are important stake holders that lie in the Organization's
environment and are affected by it:
a. Internal
b. Task
C. General
d. Preferred
Q11 - In order to better meet the corporate goals, the CEO is encouraging the
managers to focus on the major functions of management, which are:
a. Planning, Organizing, Leading & Controlling
c. Planning, Organizing, Monitoring & Controlling
d. Planning, Organizing, Monitoring & Delegating
Q13 - The power of decision making for important matters is held by the higher
level managers, it is termed as:
a. Hierarchy Culture
b. Role ambiguity
C. Decentralization of Authority
d. Centralization of Authority
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b. Hugo Munsterberg
C. Abraham Maslow
d. Adam Smith
Q16 - What are the three key roles played by managers, as per Mintzberg? Explain
them?
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Section-I
Circle the right answer from the options given below (10 X 1 = 10 Mark)
1. The ability of an organization to produce goods or services more effectively than competitors do,
thereby outperforming them is
a. Competitive advantage
b. Planning
c. Organizing
d. Controlling
2. The major functions of management, who identified first.
a. Frederick W. Taylor, Frank and Lillian Gilbreth
b. Henri Fayol
c. Max Weber
d. Hugo Munsterberg
3. Members elected by the stockholders to see that the company is being run according to their
interests is known as
a. Owners
b. External Stakeholders
c. Board of Directors
d. Customers
4. Expresses the purpose of the organization is
a. Visio Statement
b. Mission Statement
c. Objective of the Organization
d. Strategic Document
a. Vision, Mission
b. Strategic, Tactical
c. Unique, valuable
d. Strong, Weak
6. Managers seek alternatives until they find one that is satisfactory, not optimal is
a. Satisficing Model
b. Incremental Model
c. Scientific Model
d. Intuition Model
7. Which of following culture focused on the external environment
a. Market culture
b. Clan Culture
c. Hierarchy culture
d. Adhocracy culture
8. Decision-Making Style that considers more information and alternatives is
a. Directive
b. Analytical
c. Conceptual
d. Behavioral
9. Which of the following summarizes what the holder of a job does and why they do it
a. Job Enrichment
b. Job Specification
c. Job Enlargement
d. Job Description
10. Planned change is also known as
a. Proactive change
b. Reactive Change
c. Bothe of the above
d. None of the above
Section-II
Answer all the Questions (Short answer) (3 X 3 = 9 Mark)
ª Decision-making style
9 value orientation
Directive
people are efficient, logical, practical, and systematic in their approach to solving problems
action-oriented, decisive, and likes to focus on facts
Analytical
Conceptual
Behavioral
4. Identify and describe the four managerial functions. Give a specific example of each?
Ans:
Planning is setting goals and deciding how to achieve them. Organizing is arranging tasks, people, and
other resources to accomplish the work. Leading is motivating, directing, and otherwise influencing
people to work hard to achieve the goals. Controlling is monitoring performance, comparing it to goals,
and taking corrective action as needed. The student should give an example of each.
Section III
Answer any one of the following Essay Type Questions (1X6 =6 Marks)
• Specific: Goals should be stated in specific rather than vague terms. The goal that “As many
planes as possible should arrive on time” is too general.
The goal that “Ninety percent of planes should arrive within 15 minutes of the scheduled arrival
time” is specific.
• Measurable: Whenever possible, goals should be measurable, or quantifiable (as in “90% of
planes should arrive within 15 minutes . . .”). That is, there should be some way to measure the
degree to which a goal has been reached.
Of course, some goals—such as those concerned with improving quality—are not precisely
quantifiable. In that case, something on the order of “Improve the quality of customer relations
by instituting 10 follow-up telephone calls every week” will do. You can certainly quantify how
many follow-up phone calls were made.
• Attainable: Goals should be challenging, of course, but above all they should be realistic and
attainable. It may be best to set goals that are quite ambitious so as to challenge people to
meet high standards. Always, however, the goals should be achievable within the scope of the
time, equipment, and financial support available.
If too easy (as in “half the flights should arrive on time”), goals won’t impel people to make
much effort. If impossible (“all flights must arrive on time, regardless of weather”), employees
won’t even bother trying. Or they will try and continually fail, which will end up hurting morale.
• Results-oriented: Only a few goals should be chosen—say, five for any work unit. And they
should be results-oriented —they should support the organization’s vision.
In writing out the goals, start with the word “To” and follow it with action-oriented verbs—
“complete,” “acquire,” “increase” (“to decrease by 10% the time to get passengers settled in
their seats before departure”).
Some verbs should not be used in your goal statement because they imply activities—the tactics
used to accomplish goals (such as having baggage handlers waiting). For example, you should
not use “to develop,” “to conduct,” “to implement.”
• Target dates: Goals should specify the target dates or deadline dates when they are to be
attained. For example, it’s unrealistic to expect an airline to improve its on-time arrivals by 10%
overnight. However, you could set a target date—3 to 6 months away, say—by which this goal is
to be achieved. That allows enough time for lower-level managers and employees to revamp
their systems and work habits and gives them a clear time frame in which they know what they
are expected to do.
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A. Quality Control
B. Quality Opinion.
C. Quality Circle
D. Quality Program
2. A process in which one party perceives that its interests are being opposed or negatively affected
by another party. It includes subtle, nonviolent forms like opposition, criticism, and arguments
A. Conciliation
B. Manifestation
C. Conflict
D. Arbitration
A. Ten
B. Six
C. Five
D. Eight
4. The method which calls for managers to foster a structured dialogue or debate of opposing
viewpoints prior to making a decision is:
A. Employee's relation
B. Devil's Advocatee
D. Dialectic
5. The three key principles of strategic positioning are the creation of a unique and valuable position.
B. An increased MBO
D. Trade-offs in competing
6. In the managers seek alternatives until they find one that is satistactory, not optimal.
B. Satisficing Model
C. Analytical thinking
D. Behavioral Style
7. funding raises small amounts of money from many people to finance a new venture?
A. Multi
B. Macro
C. Micro
D. Crowd
8. Every five years, the top managers of Beta Technology meet to develop new large-scale action plans
that will set to direction for the company for the next five years. In that meeting the managers will
work on developing a:
A. Contingency Pan
B. Business Model
C. Strategic Plan
D. Tactical Plan
9. In the strategic-management process, the first three steps are establishing the mission and the
values statement, and formulating the grand strategy
10. Which of the following would be used to outline a response to a particular circumstance?
A. Procedure
B. Program
C. Norm
D. Optional
11. which provides an opportunity to monitor progress, revise actions, and maintain strategic control,
A. Feedback loop
B. Planning process
C. Strategy Formulation
D. Strategy Execution
12. is defined as two or more freely interacting individuals who share norms. share goals
B. Team, initiator
C. Group, initiator
14. The principal by-product of the stage of team development is group cohesiveness.
A. Performing
B. Forming
C. Storming
D. Norming
15. Is a set of shared, taken-for-granted implicit assumptions that a group holds and that
An organizational determines how it perceives, thinks about, and reacts to its environments.
A. Behavior
B. Development
C. Structure
D. Culture
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16. Define Total Quality Management and explain its four components:
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17. What are the three roles as per Henry Mintzberg that managers play? Explain them. Write the sub
roles within each:
In the—————— managers seek alternatives until they find one that is satisfactory, not
optimal.
O A. Tunnel Vision Bias
O B. Analytical thinking
O c. Behavioral Style
O D. Satisficing Model
_____ is defined as two or more freely interacting individuals who share norms, the goals,
and have a ____
O A. Group, Common identity
O B. Team, common identity.
O C. Group, initiator
O D. Team, initiator
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The three key principles of strategic positioning are the creation of a unique and valuable
position, "fit" among activities.
O A. Trade-offs in competing
O B. A strong employee morale
O C. An increased MBO
O D. An environment with few or no competitor
Every five years, the top managers of Beta Technology meet to develop new large-scale
action plans that will set the direction for the company for the next five years. In that
meeting the managers will work on developing a
O A Business Model
O B. Contingency Pan
O C. Strategic Plan
© D. Tactical Plan
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A process in which one party perceives that its interests are being opposed or negatively
affected by another party. It includes subtle, nonviolent forms like opposition, criticism,
and arguments.
O A. Conflict
O B. Manifestation
© C. Conciliation
OD. Arbitration
What are the three roles as per Henry Mintzberg that managers play? Explain them. Write
the sub roles within each category.
funding raises small amounts of money from many people to finance a new venture?
O A Crowd
© B. Macro
O C. Micro
OD. Multi
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The ———— which provides an opportunity to monitor progress, revise actions, and
maintain strategic control, originates at the final step of the strategic-management process.
O A Strategy Execution
O B. Planning process
O C. Feedback loop
O D. Strategy Formulation
In the strategic-management process, the first three steps are establishing the mission and
the values statement,—————— And formulating the grand strategy.
O A. Maintaining strategic control
O B. Formulating corporate, business, and functional strategies.
O C. Executing the strategy
O D. Assessing the current reality
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The method which calls for managers to foster a structured dialogue or debate of opposing
viewpoints prior to making a decision is
© A. Devil's Advocate
© B. Rational decision making
O C. Dialectic
O D. Employee's relation
Amazon.com relies heavily on a hierarchy culture to manage its vast and complex shipping
processes. ——————— are part of Amazon's hierarchy culture.
O A A continual focus on efficiency, cost cutting, and outsourcing
O B. An internal focus and valuing stability and control
O C. A strong external focus and valuing stability and control
O D. An external focus and valuing flexibility
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