True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false by selecting T or F. .
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An office is a place where the affairs of a business, a professional person, or
an organization are carried out.
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Governmental units seek to make a profit.
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3.
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A business owned by one individual is a single proprietorship.
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The board of directors oversees the day-to-day operations of a company.
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An office that moves from place to place as needed on a daily or weekly basis is
called a traditional office.
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All three major types of organizations (businesses, not-for-profit entities, and
governmental units) have the same overall goals.
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7.
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An organization chart shows the structure of a company.
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Multiple Choice
Select the
letter of the choice that correctly completes the statement or answers the question.
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In some companies, some office workers
a. | perform a wide variety of tasks | c. | perform only administrative support
tasks | b. | focus on a few specialized tasks | d. | all of the
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Because technology is changing, office workers may expect their responsibilities
and the way they work to
a. | remain basically the same in the future | c. | require new or additional trainings
from time to time. | b. | change markedly from time to
time | d. | Both B &
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Organizations that seek to provide services and not to make a profit are
a. | not-for-profit entities | c. | businesses | b. | governmental
units | d. | both a &
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A virtual office is
a. | permanent and located where the company does business | c. | the capability to perform work
activities away from a traditional office setting | b. | a space within a person’s home organized
for the efficient performance of office tasks | d. | all of the
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Matching
Match each term with the correct definition or
description below. Select the letter of the term on the line below its definition or
description.
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a. | Hoteling | c. | Nonterritorial workspace | b. | Internet | d. | telecommute |
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A public, worldwide computer network made up of smaller, interconnected
networks that spans the globe
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13.
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Not assigned to specific person or task.
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14.
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Assigning temporary office workspace to workers as needed.
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The practice of working and commuting with others from remote locations.
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