1.	Match the following :		
		Thinker	Management
					Principle
	a. F.W. Taylor	i.	Authority and
					Responsibility
	b. Henri Fayol	ii.	Hierarchy
	c. Weber		iii. Separation of
					planning from
					doing
	d. Elton Mayo	iv. Human
					Relations
	Codes :			Approach
		b	c	d	
		a				
	(A)	iii	i	iv	ii	
	(B)	iii	iv	i	ii	
	(C)	iii	i	ii	iv	
	(D)	iii	ii	i	iv	
2.	Which of	the	following	is the major
	element of planning process ?
	(A)	Developing leadership abilities
	(B)	Selecting right people
	(C)	Perception of opportunities
	(D)	Motivating people	
3.	Which  principle  of  management  is
	violated	by	matrix	organisation
	structure ?				
	(A)	Division of Labour	
	(B)	Unity of Direction	
	(C)	Unity of Command	
	(D)  None of the above	
4.	Which  of  the  following  involves
	careful   analysis   of   inputs   and
	corrective	actions before	operation is
	completed ?			
	(A)	Feed forward control
	(B)	Concurrent control	
	(C)	Feedback control	
	(D)	All the above		
5.	Which  of  the  following  is  not  a
	semantic barrier of communication ?
	(A)	Faulty translation		
	(B)	Ambiguous words		
	(C)	Specialist’s language		
	(D)	Inattention		
6.	People should be regarded as assets
	rather   than   variable   costs   was
	emphasised in		
	(A)	Personnel Management	
	(B)	Human Resource Management
	(C)	Personnel Administration	
	(D)	Public Administration		
7.	The	classical   theorists	favoured
	organisation based on		
	(A)	Civilian model		
	(B)	Strategic model		
	(C)	Military model		
	(D)	None of the above		
8.	Job analysis includes :		
	(A)	Job	description	and	job
		enlargement		
	(B)	Job	enlargement	and	job
		enrichment		
	(C)	Job	description	and	job
		specification		
	(D)	All of the above		
9.	A  test  which  measures,  what  it  is
	intended to measure is		
	(A)	Reliable test		
	(B)	Standardised test		
	(C)	Objective test		
	(D)	Valid test		
10.	An enquiry that is conducted afresh because of the objections raised by alleged employee is called 
(A)	Domestic enquiry 
(B)	De-novo enquiry 
(C)	Ex-parte enquiry 
(D)	None of the above 
11.	The concept of HRD scorecard was introduced in India by 
(A)	Udai Pareek 
(B)	Rao and Pareek 
(C)	T.V. Rao 
(D)	Arun Honappa 
12.	Performance appraisal by all the following parties is called 360 performance appraisal : 
(A)	Supervisors and Peers 
(B)	Subordinates and Employees themselves 
(C)	Users of Service and Consultants 
(D)	All the above 
13.	The following is the right process of training : 
(A)	Instructional design, validation, need analysis, implementation and evaluation 
(B)	Need analysis, instructional design, validation, implementation and evaluation 
(C)	Need analysis, validation, instructional design, implementation and evaluation 
(D)	Instructional design, need analysis, implementation, validation and evaluation 
14.	Fish bone analysis as a tool of quality circle was advanced by 
(A)	Edward Deming 
(B)	Joseph Juran 
(C)	Kouru Ishi Kawa 
(D)	Phillip Crosby 
15.	Match the following : 
Books and	Authors
Concepts
a.	Games People i. Eric Bernie Play 
b. I am OK you	ii. Kurt Lewin	
are OK				
c. Johari		iii. Thomas	A.
Window			Harris	
d. Force	Field iv. Joseph Lufth	&
Analysis			Harry Inghams
Codes :				
	a	b	c	d	
(A)	ii	i	iv	iii	
(B)	i	iii	iv	ii	
(C)	iv	ii	iii	i	
(D)	iii	i	ii	iv	
16.	Which of the following decreases group cohesiveness ? 
(A)	Agreement on group goals 
(B)	Frequency of interaction 
(C)	Large group size 
(D)	All the above 
17.	Managers  subscribing  to  ______ 
assumptions attempt to structure, control and closely supervise their employees. 
(A)	Theory ‘X’ 
(B)	Theory ‘Y’ 
(C)	Both Theory ‘X’ and Theory ‘Y’ 
(D)	Neither Theory ‘X’ nor Theory ‘Y’ 
18.	According  to	Fiedler’s  Contingency
	Model of Leadership, which one of the
	following is a situational variable ?
	(A)	Leader – Member relationship
	(B)	Organisational System	
	(C)	Degree of task structure	
	(D)	Leader’s position power	
19.	The	right sequence	of steps	in
	Lewin’s change procedure is	
	(A)	Unfreezing – Moving – Freezing
	(B)	Moving – Unfreezing – Freezing
	(C)	Unfreezing – Freezing – Moving
	(D)	Freezing – Moving – Unfreezing
20.  Which  of  the  following  is  not  a
	traditional  method	of  organisational
	development ?			
	(A)	Survey feedback	
	(B)	Sensitivity training	
	(C)	Process consultation	
	(D)	Managerial grid	
21.	Characteristics	of Industrial Relations
	do not include :			
	(A)	Industrial Relations are outcome
		of employment relationship in an
		industrial enterprise.	
	(B)	Industrial Relations promote the
		skills and methods of adjustment
		and co-operation with each other.
	(C)	Industrial	Relations	create
		complex rules and regulations to
		maintain cordial relations.
	(D)	Industrial	Relations	system
		creates	an	environment
		distrust and conflict.	
22.  Who are not the Actors of Industrial
Relations ?				
(A)  Workers and their organisations
(B)	Employers		and	their
	organisations		
(C)	Community	and	cultural
	associations		
(D)  Government and the role of the
	State				
23.  Which of the following is a machinery
for settlement of industrial disputes ?
(A)	Indian Labour Conference
(B)	Joint Management Council
(C)	Industrial Tribunal	
(D)	Standing Labour Committees
24.  Match List – I with List – II :	
	List – I		List – II
a. Joint Management		i.  1958
Council consisting of	
representatives of		
workers and			
management was		
considered by the		
Indian Labour			
Conference (ILC) in its	
15th Session in the year	
b. Works Committees		ii. 1947
were set-up under the	
Industrial Disputes Act	
in the year			
c. ILO established in the	iii. 1919
year				
d. First National			iv. 1969
Commission on Labour	
submitted its report in	
the year				
Codes :				
	a	b	c	d	
(A)	i	ii	iii	iv	
(B)	iv	i	iii	ii	
(C)	iii	i	ii	iv	
(D)	ii	iv	i	ii	
25.	Which of the following trends in the employment relations in the new economic era is not correct ? 
(A)	Declining stability and security 
(B)	Declining labour intensity 
(C)	No shift from contract of service to contract of service 
(D)	Declining mutual commitment 
26.	A Trade Union means 
“An association of workers in one or more professions carried on mainly for the purpose of protecting and advancing the members’ economic interest in connection with their daily work”. 
Identify the author : 
(A)	Sidney and Beatrice Webb 
(B)	J. Cunnison 
(C)	G.D.H. Cole 
(D)	Clyde E. Dankert 
27.	A union may claim recognition for an industry in a local area, if it has membership of 
(A)	10% of the workers in that industry. 
(B)	15% of the workers in that area. 
(C)	25% of the workers of that industry in that area. 
(D)	30% of the workers in similar industry. 
28.	Who among the following advocated the Trusteeship Theory of Trade Union ? 
(A)	N.M. Lokhande 
(B)	B.P. Wadia 
(C)	G.L. Nanda 
(D)	M.K. Gandhi 
29.	Inter and intra-union rivalry in Trade Unions is reduced by 
(A)	The provisions of the Industrial Disputes Act 1947 
(B)	By voluntary tripartite code of inter-union rivalry – 1957 
(C)	By bipartite mutual agreement at the industry level 
(D)	Above all 
30.	Match the following trade unions according to the year of formation : 
	List – I		List – II
a.	AITUC	i.	1947
b.	CITU	ii.	1948
c.	INTUC	iii.	1920
d.	HMS	iv.	1970
Codes :			
	a	b	c	d
(A)	iii	iv	i	ii
(B)	ii	iii	iv	i
(C)	iii	i	ii	iv
(D)	i	ii	iii	iv
31.	‘Employment Injury’ means personal injury to an employee caused by accident or occupational disease arising out of and in the course of employment being an insurable employment if the accident occurs or occupational disease is contracted only within territorial limits of India and not outside India. 
The above statement is 
(A)	correct. 
(B)	incorrect. 
(C)	true only in case of occupational injury. 
(D)	true only in case of accident. 
32.	Under ESI Act, 1948 a member of the Corporation, Standing Committee or the Medical Council shall cease to be a member of the body if he fails to attend 
(A)	two consecutive meetings 
(B)	three meetings intermittently 
(C)	three consecutive meetings 
(D)	four consecutive meetings 
33.	Under Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923 
(A)	individual manager subordinate to an employer cannot act as managing agent. 
(B)	managing agent includes an individual manager subordinate to an employer. 
(C)	only employer can act as managing agent. 
(D)	the appropriate government shall appoint managing agent. 
34.	The Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923, the Maternity Benefit Act, 1965 and the Employees State Insurance Act, 1948 
(A)	together can be applicable. 
(B)	the Maternity Benefit Act and the Employees State Insurance Act can be applicable at a time. 
(C)	the Workmen’s Compensation Act and the Employees State Insurance Act can be applicable at a time. 
(D)	if the Workmen’s Compensation Act and the Maternity Benefit Act are applicable, the Employees State Insurance Act is not applicable. 
35.	What is the content of the Schedule I of the ESI Act, 1948 ? 
(A)	List of injuries deemed to result in permanent total disablement. 
(B)	List of injuries deemed to result in permanent partial disablement. 
(C)	List of occupational diseases. 
(D)	None of the above 
36.	A person is qualified to be chosen as a member of the executive or any other office bearer of the registered trade union if he attained the age of 
(A)	Fifteen years 
(B)	Eighteen years 
(C)	Twenty one years 
(D)	Twenty five years 
37.	The registered trade union can collect political fund from its members as a 
(A)	general fund 
(B)	cannot collect political fund 
(C)	separate fund from the interested members 
(D)	only from political parties 
38.	‘Award’ under Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 is 
(a)	not interim determination of labour court 
(b)	not arbitration award under Section 10A 
(c)	not final determination of labour court 
(d)	not final determination of arbitration award under section 10A 
(A)	All statements are true. 
(B)	(a) and (d) are true. 
(C)	(b) is true. 
(D)	All statements are wrong. 
39.	The dispute of individual workman is deemed to be industrial dispute if the dispute or difference is connected with or arising out of the following where no other workman nor any union of workman is a party to the dispute. 
(A)	Grievance of an individual workman. 
(B)	Discharge of an individual workman. 
(C)	Dismissal of an individual workman. 
(D)	Discharge, dismissal, retrenchment or otherwise termination of services of an individual workman. 
40.	The ceiling on wage or salary for calculation of Bonus under the Payment of Bonus Act 1965 is 
(A)	` 2,500	(B)	` 3,500
(C)	` 4,500	(D)	` 6,500
41.	“A desirable state of existence comprehending physical, mental, moral and emotional health or well being” is the theme of which concept of Labour Welfare ? 
(A)	Social Concept 
(B)	Total Concept 
(C)	Relative Concept 
(D)	Positive Concept 
42.	Assertion (A) : Labour Welfare is relative to time and space. 
Reason (R) : It shall be universal and perpetual.
(A)	Assertion and Reason are right. 
(B)	Assertion is wrong and Reason is right. 
(C)	Both Assertion and Reason are wrong. 
(D)	Assertion is right but its explanation given in Reason is wrong. 
43.	Minimum conditions of welfare is explained by 
(A)	Dr. Aykroid’s formula 
(B)	Subsistence Theory 
(C)	Both (A) and (B) 
(D)	None of the above 
44.	Which of the following is not a principle of Labour Welfare ? 
(A)	The Principle of Uniformity 
(B)	The Principle of Co-ordination and Integration 
(C)	The principle of Association 
(D)	The Principle of Timeliness 
45.  Match the following :			
	List – I			List – II
	(Theme)			(Theory)
a. The	labour	i.	Trusteeship
welfare				Theory
philosophy	is				
meant		for				
guarding	the				
interests	of				
labour	against				
the	exploitation				
of employers.				
b. The	labour	ii. Placating
welfare				Theory
philosophy					
exposes		the				
cause		of				
empathic					
considerations by				
the	employer of				
employee	well				
being						
c. The   employer	iii. Policing
has to set out a		Theory
portion	of	the				
profits	for	the				
benefit	of	the				
employees					
d. Labour Welfare	iv. Philanthropic
is	provided	for		Theory
pacifying	the				
agitating					
working class				
Codes :						
	a	b	c		d		
(A)	ii	iv	iii		i		
(B)	iii	iv	i		ii		
(C)	iii	i	ii		iv		
(D)	iv	ii	iii		i		
46.  “Labour is not a commodity” – is the
assertion made by				
(A)	the	Declaration	of	Philadelphia
	adopted by 26th session of ILO
(B)	the Magna Carta			
(C)  the Constitution of India
(D)	the	International	Labour
	Conference				
Match the following :				
	Concept		Propagators		
a. Industrial	i.	Karl Marx		
Democracy					
b. Industrial	ii. Robert Owen		
Citizenship					
c. Class Conflict	iii. Peter F. Drucker	
d. Welfare		iv. Sydney	&	
Movement		Beatrize Webbs	
Codes :						
	a	b	c	d			
(A)	iii	i	ii	iv			
(B)	iv	iii	i	ii			
(C)	ii	i	iv	iii			
(D)	ii	iv	i	iii			
48.  Assertion	(A) : Industrial Labour in	
	India has been migratory.		
Reason  (R)  :  Driving  force  in	
	migration comes almost entirely	
	from one end of the channel, that	
	is the village end.			
(A)  Both (A) and (R) are wrong.		
(B)  (A) is wrong and (R) is right.		
(C)  (A) is right and (R) also is right.	
(D)  (A) is right and (R) is wrong.		
Match the following :				
Theory of wages	Propagators	
a. Wage Fund Theory	i.  John Bates	
					Clark		
b. Marginal		ii. John		
Productivity			Davidson		
Theory						
c. Bargaining Theory	iii. John Stuart	
					Mill		
d. Investment Theory	iv. Gilelman		
Codes :						
	b	c	d			
	a						
(A)	ii	iv	i	iii			
(B)	iii	i	ii	iv			
(C)	iv	ii	iii	i			
(D)	i	iii	ii	iv			
The “Marginal Discounted Product of	
Labour”	as  a	modified  version	of	
Marginal	Productivity	Theory	was	
advanced by					
(A)	Taussig	(B)	Kalecki		
(C)	Ricardo	(D)	Adam Smith	
ANSWERS
Q01 C
Q02 C
Q03 C
Q04 A
Q05 D
Q06 B
Q07 C
Q08 C
Q09 D
Q10 B
Q11 C
Q12 D
Q13 B
Q14 C
Q15 B
Q16 C
Q17 A
Q18 B
Q19 A
Q20 C
Q21 D
Q22 C
Q23 C
Q24 A
Q25 C
Q26 A
Q27 C
Q28 D
Q29 B
Q30 A
Q31 B
Q32 C
Q33 D
Q34 D
Q35 D
Q36 B
Q37 C
Q38 D
Q39 D
Q40 B
Q41 B
Q42 D
Q43 C
Q44 A
Q45 B
Q46 A
Q47 B
Q48 C
Q49 B
Q50 A
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