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The principle that suggests employees should report to only one superior is called? a) Unity of Direction b) Unity of Command c) Centralization d) Scalar Chain

Unity of Command

The managerial skill that involves leading, coordinating, and motivating a group is: a) Leadership b) Supervisory Management c) Team Management d) Directing

Team Management

The managerial skill that includes inspiring, guiding, and influencing others is: a) Mentoring b) Team Management c) Leadership d) Counseling

Leadership

Who authored the Arthashastra? a) Megasthenes b) Kautilya (Chanakya) c) Kalidasa d) Banabhatta

Kautilya (Chanakya)

Delhi Sultanate’s finance department was known as: a) Diwan-i-Arz b) Diwan-i-Kohi c) Diwan-i-Wizarat d) Diwan-i-Rasalat

Diwan-i-Wizarat

"Management is both a science and an art" in India evolved through how many broad stages? a) 3 b) 4 c) 5 d) 6

5

Which bodies in the Vedic era reflected early democratic decision-making? a) Sabha and Samiti b) Gana and Vidatha c) Parishad and Kula d) Janapada and Paura

Sabha and Samiti

In Arthashastra, which practice ensured accountability? a) Decentralized reporting b) Regular Inspection and Control c) Religious decrees d) Punishment for all errors

Regular Inspection and Control

The ethical leadership view in Arthashastra positions the king as: a) Master of the people b) Servant of the people c) Divine entity d) Sole proprietor of the land

Servant of the people

Standardized land surveys and revenue rates across provinces are associated with: a) Birbal b) Raja Todar Mal c) Man Singh d) Abul Fazl

Raja Todar Mal

Large infrastructure like railways and irrigation in colonial India required: a) Small-scale local oversight b) International crowd-funding c) Large-scale planning and control d) Informal labor management

Large-scale planning and control

Jamsetji Tata and G.D. Birla exemplified adoption of: a) Scientific management in Factories b) Behavioral studies in Offices c) Human Relations Movement d) Administrative Theory

Scientific management in Factories

Management means: a) Supervising manual labor only b) Getting things done through others efficiently and effectively c) Controlling financial assets solely d) Maximizing output regardless of quality

Getting things done through others efficiently and effectively

Henry Fayol defined management as: a) To recruit, to educate, to lead, and to monitor b) To forecast, to plan, to organize, to command, to co-ordinate and to control c) To innovate, to market, to sell, and to profit d) To investigate, to report, to audit, and to verify

To forecast, to plan, to organize, to command, to co-ordinate and to control

The foundation of self-management is: a) Self-discipline b) Self-awareness c) Self-correction d) Self-sufficiency

Self-awareness

The most valuable, non-renewable resource is: a) Capital b) Natural Gas c) Time d) Talent

Time

The first step in decision-making is: a) Analyze alternatives b) Identify the problem c) Select the best option d) Review the decision

Identify the problem

Name of the IOT device which is first recognized is: a) Smart Meter b) ATM c) Connected Toaster d) RFID Tag

ATM

Machine can perform any task better than human with cognitive properties is known as: a) Narrow AI b) General AI c) Super AI d) Cognitive AI

Super AI

Ability to think, puzzle, make judgments, plan, learn, communication by its own is known as: a) Machine Intelligence b) Neural Processing c) Super AI d) Expert Systems

Super AI

REST API stands for: a) Remote Entry State Transfer b) Representational State Transfer API c) Resource Exchange Standard Transfer d) Regional Server Transit

Representational State Transfer API

MQTT stands for: a) Message Queue Telemetry Transport b) MQ (Message Querying) Telemetry Transport c) Management Quality Transfer d) Machine Quality Transit

MQ (Message Querying) Telemetry Transport

Data in network layer is transferred in the form of: a) Frames b) Packets c) Segments d) Bits

Packets

Super AI is: a) A currently deployed software b) A hypothetical concept of AI c) The lowest level of intelligence d) Primarily used in calculators

A hypothetical concept of AI

Which type of AI attack modifies input data slightly to trick the model? a) Poisoning Attack b) Evasion Attack c) Phishing Attack d) Inference Attack

Evasion Attack

Computer programs that mimic the way the human brain processes information is called as: a) Logic Gates b) Decision Trees c) Neural Networks d) Fuzzy Logic

Neural Networks

Communication between man and machine is related with: a) ENIAC b) ELIZA c) ARPANET d) DEEP BLUE

ELIZA

The first AI programming language was called: a) Prolog b) LISP c) COBOL d) BASIC

LISP

Poisoning attack targets the: a) Testing data b) Training data c) User interface d) Deployment server

Training data

A bank wants to build a fraud detection system. Which ML approach should it use? a) Supervised Learning b) Unsupervised Learning c) Semi-supervised Learning d) Evolutionary Learning

Unsupervised Learning

Media gateway: a) Compresses video files b) Converts Packet to Circuit switched traffic c) Encrypts browser history d) Manages domain names

Converts Packet to Circuit switched traffic

The term "Internet of Things" was coined by: a) Tim Berners-Lee b) Kevin Ashton c) Vint Cerf d) Bill Joy

Kevin Ashton

Which of the following is not a type of Artificial Intelligence agent? a) Learning AI agent b) Goal-based AI agent c) Simple reflex AI agent d) Unity-based AI agent

Unity-based AI agent

Which of the following is not the commonly used programming language for Artificial Intelligence? a) Perl b) Java c) PROLOG d) LISP

Perl

What is Machine learning? a) The autonomous acquisition of knowledge through the use of computer programs b) The autonomous acquisition of knowledge through the use of manual programs c) The selective acquisition of knowledge through the use of computer programs d) The selective acquisition of knowledge through the use of manual programs

The autonomous acquisition of knowledge through the use of computer programs

What is Weak AI? a) AI that can reason like a human b) The study of mental faculties using mental models implemented on a computer c) A system that lacks any programming d) AI that can experience emotions

The study of mental faculties using mental models implemented on a computer

Can you name the Professor at Stanford University who coined the word 'artificial intelligence' in 1956 at a conference held at Dartmouth college? a) Alan Turing b) John McCarthy c) Marvin Minsky d) Herbert Simon

John McCarthy