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1. Limited liability is a characteristic of what form of business ownership?
DECA HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT EXAM
NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM, PRACTICE EXAM
AN...
DECA HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT EXAM
NEWEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM, PRACTICE EXAM
AND
STUDY GUIDE COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED
1. Limited liability is a characteristic of what form of business ownership?
A. Sole proprietorship
B. Joint proprietorship
C. Partnership
D. Corporation - CORRECT ANSWER-1. D Corporation. Stockholders in corporations have limited liability;
that is, their losses are limited to the amount of money that they have invested in the business.
Partnerships and sole proprietorships have unlimited liability, meaning that the business owners are
personally liable for debts incurred by the business. Joint proprietorship is not a form of business
ownership
2. The importance of following legal procedure is to provide each party with A.
specific duties.
B. unique rights.
C. due process.
D. formal requests. - CORRECT ANSWER-2. C Due process. Due process is the concept that a jurisdiction's
government must respect all of the legal rights that are owed to individuals and businesses according
to the law of the land. Legal procedure refers to the methods that are used to protect an individual's
or business's legal rights. Generally, these rights in a democratic society include the right to obtain
legal counsel, the right to be heard in court, the right to confront the accuser, etc. The importance of
following legal procedure is not to provide each party with unique rights, specific duties, or formal
requests.
3. Which of the following is a reason that someone might want to settle a legal case:
A. To avoid a judge's approval
B. To have a lengthy trial
C. To damage someone's reputation
,D. To avoid a costly trial - CORRECT ANSWER-3. D To avoid a costly trial. Many parties opt for
settlements because they wish to avoid costly, lengthy trials. Trials can often damage a company's or
person's reputation. Some parties settle because they wish to minimize damage to their reputations.
A judge still must approve settlements.
4. What is the first step of the litigation process? A.
The defendant answers a complaint.
B. The plaintiff answers a complaint.
C. The plaintiff files a complaint.
D. The defendant files a complaint. - CORRECT ANSWER-4. C The plaintiff files a complaint. The litigation
process begins when the plaintiff files a complaint with the court. Then, the defendant must answer
within a certain time period. The defendant does not file the complaint.
5. Why might parties choose to use mediation to solve a dispute?
A. To do less work
B. To spend more money
C. To avoid going to court
D. To get a less personal result - CORRECT ANSWER-5. C To avoid going to court. Parties may choose
mediation if they want to avoid taking their case to court. Mediation often costs less money and
results in a more personalized result. Mediation often means doing more work to resolve the dispute.
6. Which of the following steps should be completed first when preparing a written communication:
A. Organizing the information to be presented in the communication
B. Determining the major purpose of the communication
C. Editing the communication to make sure it is clear
D. Selecting the details that should be included in the communication - CORRECT ANSWER-6. B
Determining the major purpose of the communication. In order to write effective communications,
the writer must first determine what specific purpose (or purposes) the communication should serve.
The communication is then prepared to accomplish those specific goals. The writer determines what
details should be included and edits the communication to make sure that it is clear.
7. In oral presentations, a closing method used specifically for getting the audience to do something is
A. making an appeal for action.
,B. making a comparison.
C. using humor.
D. using a quotation. - CORRECT ANSWER-7. A Making an appeal for action. If a speaker is trying to get
an audience to do something, challenging them with an appeal for action is a good closing. Using a
quotation, using humor, or making a comparison are also closing methods, but they do not ask the
audience to do anything.
8. Which note-taking method involves creating two columns on a piece of paper, one for the main ideas
and one for the details?
A. Outlining
B. Cornell method
C. Charting
D. Mapping - CORRECT ANSWER-8. B Cornell method. The Cornell method of note-taking involves
creating two columns on a piece of paper, one for the main ideas and one for the details. The
mapping method involves creating a graphic representation of information. The outlining method
involves taking notes in a sequential and organized order. The charting method involves using
headings and tables to record important notes.
9. Edith wants to organize the information in her persuasive paper in a clear, logical way that's easy for
readers to understand. She starts by stating the dilemma at hand and then explains the answer that she
believes will solve the dilemma. Which method of organizing information is Edith using? A. Deductive
B. Chronological
C. Problem/Solution
D. Alphabetical - CORRECT ANSWER-9. C Problem/Solution. The problem/solution method of organizing
information first states the problem and then explains the solution. Alphabetical order arranges facts
in the order of the alphabet. Deductive order begins with the recommendation or conclusion and
follows with facts or examples to support it. Chronological order organizes information into a
sequence of dates.
10. Rosa is writing a business letter to Alex Smith, whom she has never met. Which of the following
salutations should Rosa use:
A. To Whom It May Concern:
B. Dear Mr. Smith:
C. Dear Alex:
, D. Dear Alex Smith: - CORRECT ANSWER-10. D Dear Alex Smith:. Since Rosa hasn't met the person she's
writing the letter to, she doesn't know Alex Smith's gender. For this reason, it's important for her to
use the full name. If Alex Smith is a woman, she might be offended if Rosa uses "Dear Mr. Smith." "To
Whom It May Concern" shouldn't ever be used. It's important to find out to whom to address the
letter, even if it's just to a title, such as "Vice President." In Rosa's case, she knows the name of the
recipient, so she should use that. "Dear Alex" is too informal for a business letter. It may be
appropriate for a friend, but Rosa has never met Alex Smith.
11. One goal of analytical reports is to A.
report progress.
B. assess opportunities.
C. criticize decisions.
D. request funding. - CORRECT ANSWER-11. B Assess opportunities. One of the possible goals of
analytical reports is to evaluate an opportunity, such as a potential new market or acquisition.
Analytical reports are not meant to be critical of decisions, though they sometimes are used to
support them. When reporting progress, an informative report is more appropriate than an analytical
report. Requests for funding are generally called proposals.
12. In which component of a research report should the writer place the following statement: "Based on
our findings, we believe that it is imperative that PNJ Corporation make the necessary adjustments." A.
Assumptions
B. Recommendations
C. Methodology
D. Analyses - CORRECT ANSWER-12. B Recommendations. The recommendations section is the last
component of a research report and contains a proposed course of action (recommendation), which
is based on the results or findings. The methodology section of the report outlines the research plan.
It appears in the middle of the report and discusses the types of research tools used in the study and
why they were selected. The analyses section of the report describes the findings based on the
assumptions made and the methodology used to obtain the data.
13. How should an employee handle a situation in which a disagreeable customer is making a loud
complaint?
A. Remain calm and try to identify the real problem
B. Interrupt the customer and tell them to be quiet
C. Ask the customer to come back when they are calmer
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