UGC NET Mock 2 on Management – 20 Questions for Practice by Meenu Saini | Feb 26, 2024 | General | 0 comments UGC NET Mock Test 2 on Management – 20 Questions for Practice Take Test 2 20 questions for Practice – Management Test 2 Please wait... 1. Which one is not a part of control charts for variables?a.o-chartb.R-chartc.C-chartd.X-chart Loading... 2. Vertical merger represents merger of firmsa.Engaged in the same line of business.b.At different stages of production in an industry.c.All of the above.d.Engaged in unrelated line of activities. Loading... 3. If α = 0.05 and β = 0.10, the power of that hypothesis test isa.0.90b.0.95c.0.85d.0.15 Loading... 4. A high debtor’s turnover ratio indicatesa.Low amount tied upon debtorsb.(A) & (C)c.Increase in sales turnoverd.Efficient conversion of debtors into cash Loading... 5. Statement I: One of the key factors impacting on Production Managers is that the country’s borders no longer provide protection from foreign imports due to globalization. Statement II: To succeed in global competition, Production Management of Companies must make a commitment to innovate products and services with high quality at low prices.a.Both statements are correct.b.Statement I is incorrect, but II is correct.c.Statement I is correct, but II is incorrect.d.Both the statements are incorrect. Loading... 6. Edwards Deming, one of the Quality Gurus, introduced the concept of cycle for continuous improvement of quality. The cycle consists of (i) Act (ii) Plan (iii) Do (iv) Check The correct order of this cycle of activities isa.(i), (iii), (iv), (ii)b.(ii), (iii), (iv), (i)c.(ii), (iv), (iii), (i)d.(i), (ii), (iii), (iv) Loading... 7. Statement 1: The IE Matrix is similar to the BCG Matrix in that both tools involve plotting organisation divisions in a schematic diagram. Statement 2: The BCG Matrix requires more information about the divisions than the IE matrix.a.Statement 1 is incorrect, but statement 2 is correct.b.Statement 1 is correct, but statement 2 is incorrect.c.Statements 1 and 2 both are correct.d.Statements 1 and 2 both are incorrect. Loading... 8. Positioning the production system meansa.Selecting the type of production processing system.b.All of the above.c.Selecting the type of finished goods inventory policy for each product group.d.Selecting the type of product design. Loading... 9. Delphi method of estimating future demand for a product or service is associated witha.Composite of sales force opinionb.Past sales analysisc.Market test methodd.Expert opinion method Loading... 10. Projected cash flows change with changes in projected demand, price, cost of production, cost of capital, etc. All these changes are accommodated in a random manner bya.Decision - Treeb.None of the abovec.Sensitivity Analysisd.Simulation Technique Loading... 11. Which of the following condition is true about determinants and strengths of positioning strategy?a.The market segment should be able to effectively receive communication messages transmitted by the company.b.All of these.c.The market segment to be served should be sizeable and profitable.d.There should be competition warranting positioning. Loading... 12. When a firm has diversified in unrelated products, it is calleda.Product mixb.Product line simplificationc.Scramble diversificationd.Related diversification Loading... 13. From the statements given below, choose the correct answer. Statement I: One of the important aspects of IT enabled services is value addition. Statement II: ERP and CRM are examples for IT enabled services.a.Statement I is correct, but II is incorrect.b.Statement I is incorrect, but II is correct.c.Statements I and II are correct.d.Statements I and II are incorrect. Loading... 14. A method for deriving the utility values that consumers attach to varying levels of a product attribute is calleda.Market price analysisb.Conjunctive analysisc.Conjoint analysisd.Product analysis Loading... 15. Which one of the three basic approaches used customarily explaining the Marketing System?a.Product, service mix, functional and institutional approach.b.Commodity, functional risks, management approach.c.None of the above.d.Commodity, institutions and functional approach. Loading... 16. Variable which has a strong contingent effect on the independent dependent variable relationship is referred to asa.Extraneous variableb.Intervening variablec.Moderating variabled.None of the above Loading... 17. Arrange the following stages in the industrial buying process in the sequential order: 1. General need description; 2. Supplier search; 3. Problem recognition; 4. Performance review; 5. Order route specification; 6. Product specification; 7. Proposal solicitation; 8. Supplier selectiona.3-2-1-7-6-5-8-4b.3-1-6-2-7-8-5-4c.3-1-6-2-7-5-8-4d.3-1-2-6-7-8-5-4 Loading... 18. Two statements are given below: Statement I: Opinion leaders who provide product related information to the buyer and assist him or her in buying is called market mover. Statement II: Opinion leaders who understand the buyer’s personal needs and use situations and aid the buyer is called purchase pal. Choose the correct option about the statements from the options given below:a.Statement I alone is correct.b.Both statements are correct.c.Both statements are wrong.d.Statement II alone is correct. Loading... 19. Two statements are given below relating to the consumer brand selection model. Statement I: As per disjunctive decision rule consumers set a minimum acceptable cut off level for each attribute and choose the first alternative that meets the minimum standard for all selected attributes. Statement II: As per lexicographic decision rule consumers choose the best brands on the basis of its perceived most important attribute. Choose the correct option about the statements from the options given below:a.Both statements are wrong.b.Statement I alone is correct.c.Both statements are correct.d.Statement II alone is correct. Loading... 20. Coefficient of determination (R2) indicatesa.Percentage of variation in the dependent variable that cannot be explained by the independent variable.b.Percentage variation in the independent variable that can be explained by the dependent variable.c.Percentage variation in the independent variable that cannot be explained by the dependent variable.d.Percentage of variation in the dependent variable that can be explained by the independent variable. Loading... Loading... on Submit a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ