11 Organization and Management Week 1 & 2 Summative Test Name: - Date: - Grade/ Section: - Score
11 Organization and Management Week 1 & 2 Summative Test Name: - Date: - Grade/ Section: - Score
11 Organization and Management Week 1 & 2 Summative Test Name: - Date: - Grade/ Section: - Score
I. ARRANGE ME!
Arrange the jumbled letters to form a word and write your answer in the opposite box.
Using the other box below, write the functions of management in order and look for
the definition of each word in letter A.
JUMBLED LETTERS ANSWER
CERTIIGDN ________________________
ZGOGARGIINN ________________________
ANNGNIPL ________________________
TFAFSGIN ________________________
TOONRLLGNIC ________________________
II. IDENTIFICATION
________________1. This involves filling and keeping filled the positions provided
in
the organization structure.
________________2. The grouping together of people, establishing relationship
among them
and defining the authority and responsibility that the personnel
have in the
use of company’s material resources to attain predetermined
goals and
objectives.
________________3. This is the process of measuring and correcting the activities of
subordinates and the company itself to assure conformity to
plans.
________________4. A function of leading the employees to perform efficiently, and
contribute their optimum to the achievement of organizational
objectives.
________________5. This refers to the formulation of objectives, programs, policies,
procedures, rules and regulations, in order to achieve the goals
of the
business.
III. Directions: Identify what function of management does each statement belong.
Write P for Planning, O for Organizing, S for Staffing, D for Directing, and C for
Controlling before the number.
______1. The most fundamental and the most pervasive of all management functions.
______2. It measures the performance against goals and plans.
______3. Placing right person to the right job.
______4. Recruitment for attracting adequate number of potential employees to seek jobs in
the enterprise.
______5. Identification of activities required for the achievement of enterprise objectives
and implementation of plans.
______6. This involves establishing an intentional structure of roles for the men to fill in an
enterprise.
______7. This involves forecasting that is making decisions in advance.
______8. This involves motivation, leadership styles and approaches and
communication.
______9. This involves selecting the best course of action that a business or other
enterprises
and every department will follow.
______10. This is the identification or grouping of work to be done, the delegation of
authority and responsibility, and the establishment of
relationships among company’s material resources to attain
common objectives.
Match the following management theorist to their respective thoughts. Write your
answer in the column before Column A.
Column A Column B
1. He is the father of Scientific Management Henri Fayol
2. He developed the Gantt Chart that provides graphic Max Weber
representation of the flow of the work required to
complete a task
3. He described an ideal type of organization called Henry Gantt
Bureaucracy.
4. He proposed a hierarchy of five needs: physiological, Mckinsey
safety, social, esteem and self-actualization.
5. He is best known for his formulation of two sets of Hugo Munsterberg
assumptions-Theory X and Theory Y.
6. He based on this notion: ‘Every situation is unique’ Theory Z
These firms are those which are highly successful
American firms that use many of the Japanese
7. management practices. Frederick W. Taylor
8. He proposed the 7-S factors: Strategy, Structure, Contingency Theory
Systems, Staff, Style, Skills, and Super ordinate goals.
9. He is the Father of Principles of Management Abraham Maslow
10. He created the field of industrial psychology-scientific Douglas McGregor
study of people at work.