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BTF1 Chapter 3
BTF1 Chapter 3
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22.5.LT1
22.5.LT2
09.1.L1
09.1.LT2
09.2.LT1
09.2.LT2
Established network of relationships, link individuals and then control and monitor
the authority, responsibility and communications within organization.
Facilitate the flow of work, information and other resources through the business.
Which of the following refers sufficient blocks that are determined in *1/1
Henry Mintzberg’s building blocks?
Strategic apex, Middle line, Operating core, Bureaucracy machine, Support team
Ancillary services such as PR, legal counsel, the cafeteria and security staff.
Transfer the goals and objectives to business functions and control the works of
operating core to achieve goals.
According to Henry Mintzberg, which of the following refers to Ideology in *1/1
“Building blocks”?
Providing supports for the organization as whole, however its functions are
separately from operating core’s functions.
Top managers.
Operating staffs.
Support staffs.
Which of the following is NOT true for 14 guiding principles of *1/1
organization structure of Fayol?
Authority should flow vertically down a clear chain of command from highest to
lowest rank.
Which of the following refers to main factors that are emphasized by *1/1
modern approaches to organization structure?
Organization manual.
Job description.
Organization chart.
Simple.
Machine bureaucracy.
Professional bureaucracy.
Divisionalised
Which of the following type of organizational structure is most likely *1/1
suitable for an organization that have professional simple systems?
Simple.
Machine bureaucracy.
Professional bureaucracy.
Adhocracy.
Direct supervision.
Standardisation of work.
Standardisation of skill
Standardisation of outputs.
Company Y has been recently set up in the technological industry in *1/1
which innovation is the critical success factor. Company Y provides an
online platform with a complex trading environment for market
participants. The company is being run by competent and flexible
operational staff who can deal with the dynamic external environment
and complex tasks. Company T would be expected to have
A simple structure
A divisionalised structure
An innovative structure
Gives clear responsibility for different products Easily adapted for future
diversification Potential duplication of roles leading to increased cost
Divisional
Functional
Entrepreneurial
Matrix
Mike is a manager at a large car manufacturing factory. He is responsible *0/1
for a team of car production workers who fit seats into the new vehicles.
He sets the team clear targets for seat installations each day, based on
the goals handed down to him by the directors. He monitors performance
closely to ensure targets are met. It is clear that, in terms of Henry
Mintzberg’s building blocks, Michael is part of the organisation’s:
operating core
middle line
strategic apex
technostructure
middle line
Harry owns a shop. He has a staff of eleven people who report directly to *1/1
him. There are no other managers. Which of the following is true for this
organization?
It is a tall organization
Which three of the following characteristics is a wide and flat *1/1
organisation most likely to exhibit?
Standardisation.
Decentralisation.
Organic organization.
Bureaucracies.
Bureaucracies.
Perpetual succession
Perpetual succession
Imperical Ltd wishes to expand abroad. It has agreed with a foreign *0/1
manufacturer of a complementary product to market both products
jointly in both countries. What method of expansion has Imperical Ltd
adopted?
A group structure
A joint venture
A strategic alliance
A licensing agreement
A strategic alliance
Which of the following business structures requires a legal identity *0/1
separation with its owners?
A strategic alliance.
A general partnership.
A sole tradership
The business may borrow money against a fixed charge on the sole trader's assets
The business may borrow money against a fixed charge on the sole trader's assets
Which of the following is not true for advantages of joint venture method? * 1/1
Higher capital requirement but lower risk of losing unique business skills
Share transfer without any effect on the company when a shareholder dies
Limited risk
Limited return
Which of the following is not likely the feature of a limited company * 1/1
Perpetual succession
The CEO of Company Z has identified problems caused by the centralized *1/1
nature of the company’s decision-making processes. Which of the
following aspects of Company Z are likely to increase the amount of
decentralization?
Option 5
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