POL 103 CBT PRACTICE

1. The Udeoji and Dotun

Philips commission in

Nigeria was instituted by

the

2. Public administrative

techniques as well as

terminology are borrowed

from ------

3. The ----- function of management is focused on addressing the peculiar problems of the organization.

4. The writings of the following

authors have significant

relevance for public

administration studies

except ------

5. S.B Chrines work titled, An Introduction to the Administrative History of Medieval England, is an example of a ----

6. Nigeria became a social

_state after the

inauguration of the

independent Constitution in

1960.

7. in the acronym

PODCORB P stands for

8. _is the systematic and

continuous process of

telling, listening and

understanding.

9. Millet is of the opinion that

“Public Administration is an

instrument for the exercise

of ------"

10. To ------- bureaucracy is 'a

social structure meant to

propel community action

into a rationally ordered

social action'.

11. ____leadership is based on

human relations approach

in line with democratic

norms.

12. In all democratic countries,

the ----- determines the

amount of money which is

to be made available for

expenditure to the

executive.

13. ..............Is not the responsibilities of chief executives

14. Expressions such as “with

immediate effect”, “Without

delay”, “With impromptu

attention”, were common

phrases in which forms of

government

15. The word CO in the

acronym POSDCORB

means -

16. In 1973 Negro and Negro

pointed out four basic

elements of similarity

between public and private

administration, of which the

first was the ------ element

17. The functional principles of

the administrative

organization include all of

these except ---

18. The general task of laying

down detailed rules which

is the prerogative of the

executive is known as ------

19. The coordinating feature in

public administration apart

from inter-relating various

parts of work also aims at --

----eliminating__ .

20. The ----- makes the law

which determines the

organization, functions and

procedures of public

administration.

21. Copy - Habeas Corpus not only

punishes wrong doers but --

---

22. The ministers as well

executives exercise control

over administration through

all of these methods except

------

23. The acronym POSDCORB

was coined by ------

24. Which aspect of

administration is recent: ----

--

25. .............was the chief of staff in traditional Yoruba public administration

26. A writ of ------ is directed to

the inferior, courts,

tribunals, cooperation or

officer, requiring the

performance of a specified

duty fixed by law.

27. Which leader is concerned

with higher productivity

rather than the welfare of

his/her employees?

_.

28. Habeas Corpus not only

punishes wrong doers but --

---

29. The study of the

administrative system of

any country is dependent

upon its ----- background.

30. ................is the epitome of Nigerialization of the public administration

31. ...............Is not a reform of public service in Nigeria

32. Psychology could not

influence public

administration because of

its capability of discovering

immutable laws of --

33. This forms the second

element of the special

minds of government: ------

34. The transference of

administrative authority

from a lower to a higher

level of government is

known as

35. This is among the classified

functions of management

according to Millett: -----

36. Is the apex of an organisation hierachy?

37.

This administration is

concerned primarily with

the tasks and process of

formulating and

implementing the four P’s of

administering an

organisation: -----

38. 1988 civil service reforms is noted for its introduction of...............

39. Nigeria amalgation was in.................year?

40. ..............Commission increased inflation, after its implementation