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Business 302 Foundations of Leadership Chapter 8 Quiz 3 Groups in Organizations Formation & Types - Quiz & Worksheet

1. What is a difference between task and command groups?

  1. A task group is formed to deal with some type of public policy, and a command group is formed to accompany a leader on a specific mission.

  2. A task group has one specific task to accomplish, and a command group has multiple tasks to accomplish.

  3. A task group is formed to accompany a leader on a specific mission, and a command group is formed to deal with some type of public policy.

  4. A task group has multiple tasks to accomplish, and a command group has one specific task to accomplish.

2. A Provost at a University is giving a presentation and asks to have the Dean of the Business School (Gregg) and the Department Chair of the Management Department (Daniel) with him during the presentation. Gregg and Daniel make up a _____ group.

  1. interest

  2. informal

  3. task

  4. command

3. Mark is new to his workplace. After talking with a group of guys that he sits with at lunch everyday, he realizes that they all share a love of softball. He decided to organize a softball team that will play in a community league on the weekends. This is an example of which of the following types of groups?

  1. Friendship

  2. Task

  3. Informal

  4. Interest

4. At Janet's workplace a group of employees who are interested in learning more about public speaking have decided to meet in an effort to form a local chapter that will help them to improve their skills in that area. This is an example of a/an _____.

  1. informal group

  2. command group

  3. formal group

  4. friendship group

5. Which of the following would NOT be a reason for employees to form an interest group?

  1. To serve meals together at a soup kitchen

  2. To oppose new legislation

  3. Lobbying for new legislation that would benefit the company

  4. To advocate for a 'greener' workplace

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