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CBSE
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Class 12
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Business Studies
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Controlling
1.
The comparison of actual performance with the planned performance becomes easier if the standards are set in
Qualitative terms
Quantitative terms
Either of the above
None of the above
2.
Identify the correct sequence of the steps involved in the controlling process.
Measurement of actual performance, Taking corrective action, Setting performance standards, Comparison of actual performance with standards, Analysing deviations
Comparison of actual performance with standards, Setting performance standards. Measurement of actual performance, Analysing deviations, Taking corrective action
Setting performance standards, Measurement of actual performance, Comparison of actual performance with standards, Analysing deviations, Taking corrective action
Taking corrective action, Measurement of actual performance, Comparison of actual performance with standards, Analysing deviations, Setting performance standards
3.
Deviations are said to be positive in nature when
Planned performance is more than the actual performance
Actual performance is more than the planned performance
Both planned and actual performances are same
None of the above
4.
The controlling function is performed by
Top level management
Lower level management
Middle level management
All of the above
5.
Om Prakash has set up a small business unit for the manufacturing of detergent. In order to market the detergent in the local residential areas, he has appointed a team of ten salesmen. Each salesman is expected to sell at least 200 units of the detergent within a week’s time. Identify the point of importance of controlling being highlighted in the above case.
Controlling helps in judging accuracy of standards.
It ensures efficient use of resources.
It helps in improving employee motivation.
It facilitates co-ordination in action.
6.
Which of the following is not an importance of controlling function?
It ensures order and discipline.
It restricts co-ordination in action.
It helps in judging accuracy of standards.
It improves employee motivation.
7.
Yash runs a logistic company. The Tour Incharges of each trip in the company are expected to submit a report to the Event Manager on the completion of every trip. Identify the step in the controlling process being described in the above lines.
Setting of standards
Measurement of actual performance
Taking corrective action
Analysing the deviations
8.
Controlling is known as a backward-looking function because
It relates to future course of action.
It is like a post-mortem of the past activities
To find out deviation, it aims at improving future performance.
All of the above
9.
In an artificial plants manufacturing unit, the standard output set for a worker is 50 units per day. Dinesh produces 48 units in one day. In the given case, the value of deviation is
-2
+ 2
98
None of the above
10.
This concept of Control Management is based on the belief that if you try to control everything, you may end up controlling nothing.
Critical point control
Key result areas
Management by exception
Deviations
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