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Class 10 Stakeholders in Commercial Organisations Mock Test (ICSE)
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Topics in Stakeholders in Commercial Organisations
- Internal and external stakeholders
- Expectations of stakeholders
- Responsibilities towards stakeholders
- Conflict among stakeholders
Stakeholders in Commercial Organisations practice questions with answers
- Q1Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following represents the primary expectation of creditors or lenders from a commercial organisation?
- (a)Provision of fair wages and safe working conditions
- (b)Provision of high dividends and capital appreciation
- (c)Timely payment of interest and safe return of the principal amount
- (d)Payment of corporate taxes and compliance with laws
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- Correct option: (c) Timely payment of interest and safe return of the principal amount+1
Answer: (c) - Q2Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following best describes the primary social and economic responsibility of a commercial organisation towards its consumers?
- (a)Reinvesting profits solely into capital expansion
- (b)Payment of regular corporate taxes and duties
- (c)Providing safe, high-quality goods and services at fair prices
- (d)Ensuring fair wages and healthy working conditions
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- Correct option: (c) Providing safe, high-quality goods and services at fair prices+1
Answer: (c) - Q3Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following is classified as an external stakeholder of a commercial organisation?
- (a)Employees
- (b)Managing Director
- (c)Board of Directors
- (d)Creditors
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- Correct option: (d) Creditors+1
Answer: (d) - Q4Short answer2 marksDistinguish between internal stakeholders and external stakeholders of a commercial organisation by giving one suitable example for each.
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- Distinction: internal stakeholders are within the organisation (they work in it or own it), whereas external stakeholders are outside it but affect or are affected by its activities.+1
- Example of an internal stakeholder, any one of: employees (workers); managers; owners or shareholders; the board of directors; or any other valid internal stakeholder.+0.5
- Example of an external stakeholder, any one of: customers; suppliers; creditors or lenders such as banks; the government; the local community or society; or any other valid external stakeholder.+0.5
Answer: Internal stakeholders are within the organisation: they work in it or own it (e.g. employees, managers, owners); external stakeholders are outside it but affect or are affected by it (e.g. customers, suppliers, creditors, government). - Q5Short answer2 marksDistinguish between internal stakeholders and external stakeholders by providing one suitable example for each.
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- Distinction: internal stakeholders operate within the organisation (they work in it or own it), whereas external stakeholders are outside parties who affect or are affected by its activities.+1
- Example of an internal stakeholder, any one of: employees (workers); managers; owners or shareholders; the board of directors; or any other valid internal stakeholder.+0.5
- Example of an external stakeholder, any one of: customers; suppliers; creditors or lenders such as banks; the government; the local community or society; or any other valid external stakeholder.+0.5
Answer: Internal stakeholders are within the business (e.g. employees, managers, owners); external stakeholders are outside parties affected by or affecting it (e.g. customers, suppliers, creditors, government). - Q6Long answer4 marksExplain any four major expectations that employees have from a commercial organisation.
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- First expectation explained, any one of: fair and adequate wages commensurate with their skill and effort; job security; safe, clean and healthy working conditions; opportunities for training, career growth and promotion; social security benefits such as provident fund, gratuity, pension and medical insurance; welfare facilities such as canteen, housing and transport; recognition and respectful treatment without discrimination; participation in management decisions that affect them; or any other valid expectation.+1
- Second expectation explained, a different one from the same list.+1
- Third expectation explained, a different one from the same list.+1
- Fourth expectation explained, a different one from the same list.+1
Answer: Any four of: fair and adequate wages; job security; safe and healthy working conditions; training, growth and promotion opportunities; social security benefits (provident fund, gratuity, pension, medical cover); welfare facilities; recognition and fair treatment; participation in management, each briefly explained.
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