Quiz
Organising and Leading Chapter 8 & 9
Perguntas do quiz (14)
1Which statement is true? (Leading)
- AOrganisations need managers more than leaders
- BLeadership is one of four management functions
- CAll managers are leaders and all leaders are managers
- DManagers and leaders do not have the same sources of power
2Which statement is false? (Leading)
- ALeadership is about bridging the gap between formulating plans and achieving goals
- BThe behavioural approach to leadership focuses on how leaders should behave in a specific situation
- CAccording to Fiedler's theory of leadership, how well a leader's style fits the situation determines his/her effectiveness
- DHouse developed the path-goal theory
3The variables that determine an individual's work performance are... (Leading)
- AMotivation and Ability
- BMotivation, Authority and Resources
- CResponsibility, Motivation and Resources
- DAbility, Motivation and Resources
4Group ______ influences the group's adherence to group performance (Leading)
- Asize
- Bcomposition
- Cleadership
- Dcohesiveness
5After managers had informed employees by email of a new retirement policy they plan to institute, the employees demanded a question-and-answer session with management. This represents the _______ step in the communication process. (Leading)
- Aencoding
- Bmessage
- Cfeedback
- Ddecoding
6Look at the statements below. (Organising)
i. The transfer time between tasks may decrease.
ii. Workers performing small and simple tasks will become very proficient at each task.
iii. Specialisation may lead to absenteeism and lower quality of work.
iv. When an employee who performs a highly specialised job is absent or resigns, the cost of training a replacement is high
v. The more narrowly defined a job is, the easier it is to develop specialised equipment to assist with that job
Now select the combination of statements that are all benefits of specialisation- Ai. ii.
- Bi. ii. v.
- Ciii. iv. v.
- Div. v.
7Mrs Mabula, the operations manager of a large organisation, decides to remove some controls from the jobs that her subordinates perform, to delegate more authority to subordinates and to structure the work in complete work units. Mrs Mabula is implementing... (Controlling)
- AWork teams
- BJob enlargement
- CJob enrichment
- DJob rotation
8In ____ horizontal and vertical authority lines occur in the same organisational structure so that project managers and functional managers both have authority
- Aproduct departmentalisation
- Bcustomer departmentalisation
- Ca matrix organisational structure
- Dlocation departmentalisation
9Which of the following is a characteristic of formal authority in an organisation?
- AFormal authority is vested in people
- BFormal authority is accepted by subordinates
- CFormal authority flows down the horizontal hierarchy of an organisation
- DFormal authority cannot be delegated to lower levels of management
10Read the list of factors below.
i. The environment in which an organisation operates
ii. The strategy of the organisation
iii. The competence and role of staff
iv. The organisational culture
v. The size of an organisation
Now select the combination of factors that influence organisational structure- Ai. ii.
- Bi. ii. iii. iii. iv.
- Cii. iv. v.
- Diii. v.
11The owner of a business takes out a loan from the bank. He is therefore accountable for paying it back. Accountability is therefore.....(Organising)
- Ayour duty to perform a task
- Byour right to command or give orders
- Cthe right to transfer authority and responsibility
- Dreporting back to justify outcomes
12A transformational leader is someone who... (Leading)
- Amotivates their followers to do more than is expected
- Brewards compliance
- Chas strong convictions
- Dmotivates by exchanging effort for more money
13People followed Fayo's leadership because they like him. This is an example of ....
- Areward power
- Bexpert power
- Creferent power
- Dcoercive power
14Kaizer Chiefs is a great team and not a group because they have a common purpose and (Leading)
- Ashare information and interests
- Bare mutually responsible for outcomes
- Cmake decisions that benefit everyone
- Dreceive individual rewards for performance
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- Descrição
- Organising and leading
- Autor
- Gareth Gouws
- Idioma
- English
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