Question : The heads of two different departments at "Yamuna Ltd." are Aman and Ganga. They are effective managers who can inspire the staff in their particular departments to achieve better. The connection between the departments that Aman and Ganga are in charge of has been hampered by their desire to flourish in their individual fields rather than placing priority on the company's goals. There are frequently issues between departments, and they are now incompatible. This has shown to be detrimental to achieving organisational goals. The CEO of "Yamuna Ltd." has recruited Rahim as a consultant to help fix the situation because it has gotten so bad. After carefully examining the scenario, Rahim concluded that both Aman and Ganga's rigidity and limited viewpoint were to blame for the issue's emergence. She believes that the organisational structure that "Yamuna Ltd." has chosen is what has led to this issue. Determine the organisational structure that "Yamuna Ltd." has chosen based on the information given.
Option 1: Functional structure
Option 2: Divisional structure
Option 3: Formal Organisation Structure
Option 4: Informal Organisation Structure
Correct Answer: Functional structure
Solution : Yamuna Ltd.'s organisational structure is a functional organisational structure. These are the three benefits of this structure: 1. Specialization: A functional framework that emphasises particular functions, which results in occupational specialisation. 2. Efficiency: It contributes to improving managerial and operational effectiveness, which raises profit. 3. Minimizes Costs: It results in the least amount of effort being duplicated, which creates economies of scale and lowers costs. Hence, the correct option is 1.
Question : Which law of economics states, "Bad money drives out good money"?
Option 1: Baxter's Law
Option 2: Ohm's Law
Option 3: Gresham's Law
Option 4: Gauss's Law
Question : Which law states that bad money drives good money out of circulation?
Option 1: Wagner's law
Option 2: Grimm's law
Option 3: Gresham's law
Option 4: Keynes' law
Question : In the following question, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect speech. Out of the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best express the same sentence in Indirect/Direct speech.
Jack said, "Oh! It's a bad weather. I can't swim."
Option 1: Jack exclaimed with sorrow that it was a bad weather and he can't swim.
Option 2: Jack exclaimed with sorrow that it was a bad weather and he was not to swim.
Option 3: Jack exclaimed with sorrow that it was a bad weather and he couldn't swim.
Option 4: Jack exclaims with sorrow that it was a bad weather and he couldn't swim.
Question :
In these questions some of the sentences have errors and some have none. Find out which part of a sentence has an error and indicate it corresponding to the appropriate option. If there is no error, indicate corresponding to the last option
I hope India's condition (1) may go from bad to worse (2)/ unless all necessary steps / are taken to counter poverty. (3)/ No error (4)
Option 1: I hope India's condition
Option 2: may go from bad to worse
Option 3: unless all necessary steps are taken to counter terrorism.
Option 4: No Error
Question : Select the option that expresses the given sentence in reported speech. The captain announced, "The flight will be delayed due to bad weather."
Option 1: The captain announced that the flight will be delayed due to bad weather.
Option 2: The captain announced that the fight was delayed due to bad weather.
Option 3: The captain announced that the flight would be delayed due to bad weather.
Option 4: The captain announced that the flight would be delay due to bad weather.
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