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1.nature and Significance of Management
1.nature and Significance of Management
CLASS: 12th
SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES
NAME OF CHAPTER: NATURE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF MANAGEMENT
13 LO: able to understand Do you think management has the characteristics of a full- 3
the nature of fledged profession?
management as a
science, art and
profession
ANSWERS:
Q. NO ANSWER
1 b. (iii), (i), (ii)
2 b. efficient but not effective
3 a. Management is an intangible force
4 a. Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are true and Reason (R) is the correct
explanation of Assertion (A)
5 b. Middle Level Management
6 a. Planning and Organising
7 d. Assertion (A) is False but Reason (R) is True
8 b. Social objectives
9 c. Restricted entry
10 a. Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are true and Reason (R) is the correct
explanation of Assertion (A)
11 Management is responsible for setting and achieving objectives for the organisation.
These are:
Survival, Profit and growth.
12 Explain:
Management of Work
Management of People
Management of Operations
13 No, Management is a profession but not a full-fledged profession like legal,
accounting or medical professions because it does not need the exact criteria of a
profession. (explain any three)
1. Well defined body of knowledge.
2. Restricted entry.
3. Professional association.
4. Ethical code of conduct.
5. Service motive.
14 a. False: Coordination is a continuous process. It begins at the planning stage and
continues till controlling.
b. False: Coordination is the responsibility of all managers from top level to
supervisory level of management.
c. True: Planning can only predict them and prepare contingency plan to deal with
them if and when they occur.
15 Yes. Management is both an art and a science.
Management is an art because of the following reasons:
• Existence of theoretical knowledge.
• Personalized application.
• Based on continuous practice and creativity.
Management is a science, but not an exact science. The reasons are:
• Systematized body of knowledge.
• Principles based on observation and experimentation.
• Universal validity.
16 Explain briefly the importance of coordination.
17 Nishtha is performing the following functions of management:
• Planning - “She plans the target ….... per month.”
• Organising - “She allocates ….. the plan.”
• Directing - “She works with them …....... target sales.”
• Controlling - “At the end …........ exceeded the target sale.”
18 a. In the first situation cooperation is there, but coordination is missing.
b. Explain the importance of coordination.
19 The functions of management which Sanjana performs are:
Planning: “Sanjana decides …........above items.”
Organising: “allocates resources ….....different suppliers.”
Staffing: “She appoints ….....in the company.”
Directing: “Praising their ….... suggested.”
Controlling: “offer the cotton …..... under control.”
20 Management is a profession but not a full-fledged profession like legal, accounting
or medical professions because it does not need the exact criteria of a profession.
(explain briefly)
1. Well defined body of knowledge.
2. Restricted entry.
3. Professional association.
4. Ethical code of conduct.
5. Service motive.