Engineering :: Business Management
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| 21. |
The main advantage of line organisation is |
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Well defined responsibilities at all levels |
B. |
Effective command and control |
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Rigid discipline |
D. |
Quick decision making at all levels |
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All of the above |
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Answer: Option E
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| 22. |
The main disadvantage of line organisation is |
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Communication delay |
B. |
Rigid structure |
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Top level executions over work |
D. |
All the above |
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None of the above |
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Answer: Option D
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| 23. |
For efficient organisation the principle by which management should abide by |
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There should be a clear distribution between line and staff operation and control |
B. |
A clear understanding of authority under each position |
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A well established and known system of communication |
D. |
All of the above |
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None of the above |
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Answer: Option D
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| 24. |
F.W. Taylor introduced a system of working known as |
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Line organisation |
B. |
Line and staff organisation |
| C. |
Functional organisation |
D. |
Effective organisation |
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None of the above |
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Answer: Option C
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| 25. |
The objective of time study is to determine the time required to complete a job by |
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Fastest worker |
B. |
Average worker |
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Slow worker |
D. |
Apprentice |
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Any of the above |
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Answer: Option D
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| 26. |
Time standards developed as a result of time study may be used for |
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Wage incentives |
B. |
Plant layout |
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Budgetary control |
D. |
Equipment selection |
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Any of the above |
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Answer: Option E
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| 27. |
Standard time is defined as |
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Normal time |
B. |
Normal time + allowances |
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Normal time + avoidable delays + allowances |
D. |
Normal time + unavoidable delays + allowances |
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Normal time + idle time + allowances |
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Answer: Option B
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| 28. |
Micromotion study is |
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Enlarged view of motion study |
B. |
Analysis of one stage of motion chart |
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Motion study when seen on a time chart |
D. |
Sub-division of an operation into therbligs and their analysis |
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Motion study with micro-seconds as units |
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Answer: Option D
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| 29. |
A synthetic process is one that |
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Combines several different ingredients or assembles numerous component parts to manufacture a product |
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Starts with basic raw materials and breaks it down into various constituent products |
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Is characterized by an uninterupted flow of operations from raw materials to end product |
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Involves operations which are repeated in the same way |
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Involves non-repetitive operations |
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Answer: Option A
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| 30. |
In work study the symbol => implies |
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Delay |
B. |
Transport |
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Operation |
D. |
Inspection |
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Temporary storage |
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Answer: Option B
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