Chapter 4 · Class 12 · CBSE · Commerce Business Studies
Planning
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Planning Concept and Features
- Planning Importance and Limitations
- Planning Process and Premises
- Objectives and Strategy
- Standing Plans
- Single-Use Plans
- Planning, Decision-Making and Control
Cheat sheet
Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-0E4C85See the answer and solution
Which statement most accurately describes planning in management?
- A.It involves assigning jobs to employees after work has been completed.
- B.It involves deciding in advance what is to be done, how it is to be done, when it is to be done and by whom.
- C.It involves comparing actual performance with planned performance only.
- D.It involves recruiting and selecting employees for different jobs.
- Question 2Q-04777ESee the answer and solution
A smartphone company decides to enter tier-2 towns by selling affordable phones through online platforms and establishing local service centres. This comprehensive plan to achieve its objectives is an example of a:
- A.Policy
- B.Procedure
- C.Budget
- D.Strategy
- Question 3Q-5E1C8FSee the answer and solution
A company prepares a detailed five-year plan, but a sudden change in government regulations makes its planned production process unsuitable. Management must substantially revise the plan. Which limitation of planning is most directly illustrated?
- A.Planning may not work in a dynamic environment.
- B.Planning makes objectives impossible to communicate.
- C.Planning completely eliminates business risk.
- D.Planning always reduces the cost of decision-making.
- Question 4Q-36D18CSee the answer and solution
Explain any two limitations of planning.
- Question 5Q-F45E21See the answer and solution
A production manager first decides the quantity and quality targets to be achieved by the department for the next quarter. Which characteristic of planning is reflected in this action?
- A.Planning focuses on achieving predetermined objectives.
- B.Planning eliminates all business risks.
- C.Planning is required only at the top level of management.
- D.Planning is concerned only with past performance.
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