F1 (BT) – Chapter 22 – PART D – MCQ’s and OTQs – ACCA

This is ACCA F1 (BT/FBT) Business and Technology multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to help ACCA F1 students to better understand the exam format. We aim to instill in students the habit of practicing online for their CBE exams. By doing so, students can reduce exam stress and prepare more effectively.

Please note:

  • Students should not attempt these MCQs until they have finished the entire chapter.
  • All questions are compulsory, so please do not skip any.

We hope that these MCQs will be a valuable resource for students preparing for the ACCA F1 (BT/FBT) exam.

INFORMATION ABOUT THESE MCQs Test

Course: ACCA
Fundamental Level: Knowledge, FIA
Subject: Business And Technology
Paper: F1 – BT/FBT
Chapter: 15 to 22
Chapter Number: 22 of the Practice and Exam Kit
Syllabus Area: D – Leading and managing individuals and teams
Questions Type: MCQs and OTQs
Exam Section: Section B

Number of the Questions

There are 30 Questions in this Online F1 MCQ Test that covers the Part D of the Syllabus; Leading and managing individuals and teams of ACCA F1 (BT/FBT) Business and Technology Module.

Time

These MCQs are not time-bound. Take your time and solve them without stress. Pay proper attention and focus. Do not rush or hesitate.

Result

Students will get their F1 CBE MCQs Test results after they finish the entire test. They will also be able to see the correct and incorrect answers, as well as explanations for the incorrect questions.

Types of Questions

MCQs: Choose one from the given options.
Multiple choice: Choose all answers that seem correct or incorrect, as per the requirement of the question. Keep your eye on the wording “(select all those which are correct/ or incorrect)”.
Dropdown: Select from the list provided.
Type numbers: Type your answer in numbers as per the requirement of the question.


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F1 - Chapter 22 - Part D Test - MCQs and MTQs

1 / 30

Select from the followings which are indicating extrinsic rewards.

2 / 30

Scenario

  • Company W assess the performance of its sales staff by the number of clients visited and the number of products they each sell.
  • Company X rates its managerial staff. Each manager is awarded a score from 1 (excellent) to 4 (poor), based on feedback from subordinates and superiors.
  • Company Y appraises the performance of its staff through assessors commenting on a number of desired characteristics and performance elements.
  • Company Z compares attributes displayed by its staff to a series of attributes that indicate either unsatisfactory or unsatisfactory performance in their job role.

The following are different types of appraisal techniques

  • Guided assessment
  • Grading
  • Behavioural-incident method
  • Results-oriented scheme

Match the appraisal techniques above to the following companies below.

(i) Company W
(ii) Company X
(iii) Company Y
(iv) Company Z

QUESTION

Which appraisal techniques Company Y is following?

3 / 30

Scenario

  • Shaun likes to understand basic principles and take a hands-off approach based on logical argument. He wants to participate in a structured training programme which is run by teachers.
  • Louise needs to work at her own pace and tends to be fairly slow and cautious in her learning. She likes to observe things, take time to think about them and then produces a carefully thoughtout conclusion.
  • Susan only likes to study if she can see a link to a real practical problem. She likes to learn new techniques through on-the-job training, but tends to discard good ideas which require some development to work properly.
  • Tony is flexible and optimistic, but does not have any patience with theories. He wants to receive hands-on training and enjoys practical problems.

Honey and Mumford classified the four following learning styles:

  • Theorists
  • Reflectors
  • Activists
  • Pragmatists

QUESTION

Which Honey and Mumford learning styles matches to Tony?

4 / 30

Which TWO of the following are off-the-job training methods?

5 / 30

Encouraging individuals from disadvantaged groups to apply for jobs and trainings known as positive action.

6 / 30

Peter, Gloria, Shirley and Matthew are part of a newly formed team.

Scenario

  • Peter is a reliable employee who likes to take ideas from other people and turn them into actions. He is not very flexible and tends to be resistant to change or new possibilities.
  • Gloria is a dynamic individual who responds best when under pressure. She is driven to overcome any obstacles, but has a tendency to hurt other people's feelings.
  • Shirley is single-minded and dedicated to her work. She has a lot of specific knowledge, but only contributes to discussions on these areas and lacks the ability to see the bigger picture.
  • Matthew is strategically minded. He likes to see all the available options before judging them. He has a proven track record of good judgements, but can be overly critical and does not inspire others that he works with.

QUESTION

Select the appropriate Belbin team role for Matthew.

7 / 30

Which TWO of the following steps would be classified as job enrichment?

8 / 30

Fiedler, Heifetz and Bennis are theorists who wrote about management and leadership.

Which statement from the following matches with Bennis's management and leadership theory?

9 / 30

What type of power describes the behaviour of a manager who is refusing a request for one of his team members to help with the workload of another department?

10 / 30

George, Helen, Josh and Leigh are all on development programmes.

Scenario

George is learning skills that are not directly required in his current role, but should allow him to contribute more flexibly and innovatively to the organisation in the future whichever role he is in.

Helen is gaining experience of each of the different functions in her company as well as a variety of position and work settings as preparation for increased responsibility in the future.

Josh is receiving training to ensure his professional standards in his accountancy work are maintained and enhanced through education, development and training.

Leigh is partway through a series of planned secondments within her department and has recently been working in two project group for implementing new systems.

The following are all different approaches to development:

  • Management development
  • Personal development
  • Professional development
  • Career development

Match the development approaches above to the following individuals.

(i) George
(ii) Helen
(iii) Josh
(iv) Leigh

QUESTION

Which development approach Helen has adopted/ or indicating?

11 / 30

Scenario

  • Shaun likes to understand basic principles and take a hands-off approach based on logical argument. He wants to participate in a structured training programme which is run by teachers.
  • Louise needs to work at her own pace and tends to be fairly slow and cautious in her learning. She likes to observe things, take time to think about them and then produces a carefully thoughtout conclusion.
  • Susan only likes to study if she can see a link to a real practical problem. She likes to learn new techniques through on-the-job training, but tends to discard good ideas which require some development to work properly.
  • Tony is flexible and optimistic, but does not have any patience with theories. He wants to receive hands-on training and enjoys practical problems.

Honey and Mumford classified the four following learning styles:

  • Theorists
  • Reflectors
  • Activists
  • Pragmatists

QUESTION

Which Honey and Mumford learning styles matches to Louise?

12 / 30

Scenario

  • Company W assess the performance of its sales staff by the number of clients visited and the number of products they each sell.
  • Company X rates its managerial staff. Each manager is awarded a score from 1 (excellent) to 4 (poor), based on feedback from subordinates and superiors.
  • Company Y appraises the performance of its staff through assessors commenting on a number of desired characteristics and performance elements.
  • Company Z compares attributes displayed by its staff to a series of attributes that indicate either unsatisfactory or unsatisfactory performance in their job role.

The following are different types of appraisal techniques

  • Guided assessment
  • Grading
  • Behavioural-incident method
  • Results-oriented scheme

Match the appraisal techniques above to the following companies below.

(i) Company W
(ii) Company X
(iii) Company Y
(iv) Company Z

QUESTION

Which appraisal techniques Company W is following?

13 / 30

Peter, Gloria, Shirley and Matthew are part of a newly formed team.

Scenario

  • Peter is a reliable employee who likes to take ideas from other people and turn them into actions. He is not very flexible and tends to be resistant to change or new possibilities.
  • Gloria is a dynamic individual who responds best when under pressure. She is driven to overcome any obstacles, but has a tendency to hurt other people's feelings.
  • Shirley is single-minded and dedicated to her work. She has a lot of specific knowledge, but only contributes to discussions on these areas and lacks the ability to see the bigger picture.
  • Matthew is strategically minded. He likes to see all the available options before judging them. He has a proven track record of good judgements, but can be overly critical and does not inspire others that he works with.

QUESTION

Select the appropriate Belbin team role for Shirley.

14 / 30

George, Helen, Josh and Leigh are all on development programmes.

Scenario

George is learning skills that are not directly required in his current role, but should allow him to contribute more flexibly and innovatively to the organisation in the future whichever role he is in.

Helen is gaining experience of each of the different functions in her company as well as a variety of position and work settings as preparation for increased responsibility in the future.

Josh is receiving training to ensure his professional standards in his accountancy work are maintained and enhanced through education, development and training.

Leigh is partway through a series of planned secondments within her department and has recently been working in two project group for implementing new systems.

The following are all different approaches to development:

  • Management development
  • Personal development
  • Professional development
  • Career development

Match the development approaches above to the following individuals.

(i) George
(ii) Helen
(iii) Josh
(iv) Leigh

QUESTION

Which development approach George has adopted/ or indicating?

15 / 30

The manager does not criticise, but instead discusses issues with the employee. The employee is encouraged to think things through and commits to personal improvement.

Which of Maier's three approaches to appraisal interviews is this an example of?

16 / 30

Fiedler, Heifetz and Bennis are theorists who wrote about management and leadership.

Which statement from the following matches with Fiedler's management and leadership theory?

17 / 30

George, Helen, Josh and Leigh are all on development programmes.

Scenario

George is learning skills that are not directly required in his current role, but should allow him to contribute more flexibly and innovatively to the organisation in the future whichever role he is in.

Helen is gaining experience of each of the different functions in her company as well as a variety of position and work settings as preparation for increased responsibility in the future.

Josh is receiving training to ensure his professional standards in his accountancy work are maintained and enhanced through education, development and training.

Leigh is partway through a series of planned secondments within her department and has recently been working in two project group for implementing new systems.

The following are all different approaches to development:

  • Management development
  • Personal development
  • Professional development
  • Career development

Match the development approaches above to the following individuals.

(i) George
(ii) Helen
(iii) Josh
(iv) Leigh

QUESTION

Which development approach Josh has adopted/ or indicating?

18 / 30

Which TWO of the following are necessary for a training programme to be effective?

19 / 30

Scenario

  • Company W assess the performance of its sales staff by the number of clients visited and the number of products they each sell.
  • Company X rates its managerial staff. Each manager is awarded a score from 1 (excellent) to 4 (poor), based on feedback from subordinates and superiors.
  • Company Y appraises the performance of its staff through assessors commenting on a number of desired characteristics and performance elements.
  • Company Z compares attributes displayed by its staff to a series of attributes that indicate either unsatisfactory or unsatisfactory performance in their job role.

The following are different types of appraisal techniques

  • Guided assessment
  • Grading
  • Behavioural-incident method
  • Results-oriented scheme

Match the appraisal techniques above to the following companies below.

(i) Company W
(ii) Company X
(iii) Company Y
(iv) Company Z

QUESTION

Which appraisal techniques Company X is following?

20 / 30

Select from the followings which is indicating Intrinsic reward.

21 / 30

Peter, Gloria, Shirley and Matthew are part of a newly formed team.

Scenario

  • Peter is a reliable employee who likes to take ideas from other people and turn them into actions. He is not very flexible and tends to be resistant to change or new possibilities.
  • Gloria is a dynamic individual who responds best when under pressure. She is driven to overcome any obstacles, but has a tendency to hurt other people's feelings.
  • Shirley is single-minded and dedicated to her work. She has a lot of specific knowledge, but only contributes to discussions on these areas and lacks the ability to see the bigger picture.
  • Matthew is strategically minded. He likes to see all the available options before judging them. He has a proven track record of good judgements, but can be overly critical and does not inspire others that he works with.

QUESTION

Select the appropriate Belbin team role for Peter.

22 / 30

Peter, Gloria, Shirley and Matthew are part of a newly formed team.

Scenario

  • Peter is a reliable employee who likes to take ideas from other people and turn them into actions. He is not very flexible and tends to be resistant to change or new possibilities.
  • Gloria is a dynamic individual who responds best when under pressure. She is driven to overcome any obstacles, but has a tendency to hurt other people's feelings.
  • Shirley is single-minded and dedicated to her work. She has a lot of specific knowledge, but only contributes to discussions on these areas and lacks the ability to see the bigger picture.
  • Matthew is strategically minded. He likes to see all the available options before judging them. He has a proven track record of good judgements, but can be overly critical and does not inspire others that he works with.

QUESTION

Select the appropriate Belbin team role for Gloria.

23 / 30

Scenario

  • Shaun likes to understand basic principles and take a hands-off approach based on logical argument. He wants to participate in a structured training programme which is run by teachers.
  • Louise needs to work at her own pace and tends to be fairly slow and cautious in her learning. She likes to observe things, take time to think about them and then produces a carefully thoughtout conclusion.
  • Susan only likes to study if she can see a link to a real practical problem. She likes to learn new techniques through on-the-job training, but tends to discard good ideas which require some development to work properly.
  • Tony is flexible and optimistic, but does not have any patience with theories. He wants to receive hands-on training and enjoys practical problems.

Honey and Mumford classified the four following learning styles:

  • Theorists
  • Reflectors
  • Activists
  • Pragmatists

QUESTION

Which Honey and Mumford learning styles matches to Shaun?

24 / 30

George, Helen, Josh and Leigh are all on development programmes.

Scenario

George is learning skills that are not directly required in his current role, but should allow him to contribute more flexibly and innovatively to the organisation in the future whichever role he is in.

Helen is gaining experience of each of the different functions in her company as well as a variety of position and work settings as preparation for increased responsibility in the future.

Josh is receiving training to ensure his professional standards in his accountancy work are maintained and enhanced through education, development and training.

Leigh is partway through a series of planned secondments within her department and has recently been working in two project group for implementing new systems.

The following are all different approaches to development:

  • Management development
  • Personal development
  • Professional development
  • Career development

Match the development approaches above to the following individuals.

(i) George
(ii) Helen
(iii) Josh
(iv) Leigh

QUESTION

Which development approach Leigh has adopted/ or indicating?

25 / 30

Scenario

  • Shaun likes to understand basic principles and take a hands-off approach based on logical argument. He wants to participate in a structured training programme which is run by teachers.
  • Louise needs to work at her own pace and tends to be fairly slow and cautious in her learning. She likes to observe things, take time to think about them and then produces a carefully thoughtout conclusion.
  • Susan only likes to study if she can see a link to a real practical problem. She likes to learn new techniques through on-the-job training, but tends to discard good ideas which require some development to work properly.
  • Tony is flexible and optimistic, but does not have any patience with theories. He wants to receive hands-on training and enjoys practical problems.

Honey and Mumford classified the four following learning styles:

  • Theorists
  • Reflectors
  • Activists
  • Pragmatists

QUESTION

Which Honey and Mumford learning styles matches to Susan?

26 / 30

Select from the followings which is indicating Incentive.

27 / 30

Performance appraisal can be used to identify potential candidates for promotion.

28 / 30

Scenario

  • Company W assess the performance of its sales staff by the number of clients visited and the number of products they each sell.
  • Company X rates its managerial staff. Each manager is awarded a score from 1 (excellent) to 4 (poor), based on feedback from subordinates and superiors.
  • Company Y appraises the performance of its staff through assessors commenting on a number of desired characteristics and performance elements.
  • Company Z compares attributes displayed by its staff to a series of attributes that indicate either unsatisfactory or unsatisfactory performance in their job role.

The following are different types of appraisal techniques

  • Guided assessment
  • Grading
  • Behavioural-incident method
  • Results-oriented scheme

Match the appraisal techniques above to the following companies below.

(i) Company W
(ii) Company X
(iii) Company Y
(iv) Company Z

QUESTION

Which appraisal techniques Company Z is following?

29 / 30

Fiedler, Heifetz and Bennis are theorists who wrote about management and leadership.

Which statement from the following matches with Heifetz's management and leadership theory?

30 / 30

_______________ occurs when an individual is penalised for giving information in a discrimination claim against an employer.

Which word correctly fills in the blank?

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