BT and FBT Full Specimen Exam Answers Correct Answer Marks

BT and FBT Full Specimen Exam Answers
Question Correct answer Marks

1 Corporate reporting 1
2 Autocratic 1
3 Negotiation 2
4 Helping the young players to settle in 2
during their first week - Mentoring
Identifying each player's key skills and

encouraging them to develop new skills -
Coaching
Advising the players on addressing

personal issues, such as managing their
finances - Counselling
Helping the players to anticipate

opponents' reactions - Coaching
5 The collective well-being of stakeholders 1

6 2
Structural unemployment
7 To identify and anticipate customer needs 2
8 Detecting unusual patterns in key 2
accounting ratios
Predicting the probability of key risks

materialising
9 Decreasing birth rate - Yes 2

Increasing death rate - No
10 Tell and listen approach 2
11 To ensure that the client's financial 2
statements are reasonably accurate and
free from bias
12 1 and 3 1
13 Prioritise the tasks in relation to the most 2
important business outcomes
14 Objectivity 2
15 Promotion of ethical standards in all 2
member organisations
16 An increase in taxation – No 2
An increase in public expenditure – Yes
17 Price 2
18 Competence testing 1
19 The equity of the company - Statement of 2
financial position
Operating costs as a percentage of

revenue- Statement of profit or loss
Long-term borrowings - Statement of
financial position
Liquidity- Statement of financial position

2 0 Setting aside a separate section of the 2
restaurant for families with children
2 1 All private individuals on whom only 1
regulated data is held
2 2 A transaction processing system 2
2 3 Customer 2
Supplier
2 4 True 1
2 5 Development of selling skills 2
2 6 She demonstrates little concern for other 2
people in the team
She is highly focused on achieving the

objectives of the team
2 7 False 1
2 8 Confirming that the financial accounts 1
present a true and fair view
Confirming that accounts have been

prepared in accordance with legal
requirements
2 9 Applying consistently high moral values 1
3 0 Members can vote according to the 2
number of shares owned
Shares can be bought and sold through

personal transactions of the members
3 1 Indirect discrimination 2
3 2 Blockchain information requires a 2
greater need for the auditing of
transactions
3 3 Task 2
3 4 The wheel 2
3 5 Both Kelly and Pawel 1
3 6 New laws to prevent discrimination in the 2
workplace
3 7 The monitoring and enforcement of legal 2
and compliance standards
3 8 The scientific school 1
3 9 3 and 4 2
4 0 Product 1
Place
4 1 More accountability at lower levels 1
4 2 The minimum acceptable standards of 2
behaviour and conduct of employees
4 3 Strengths 1
Weaknesses
44 Forming 2
45 Sales 2
46 It is horizontal 1
MTQ 47
Task 1 (2 marks)
Peter Drucker Reference D
Elton Mayo Reference B
Henry Mintzberg None of the references
F W Taylor Reference C
Task 2 (2 marks)
Planning
Organising
MTQ 48
Task 1 (2 marks)
Locking the computer room to prevent access to non- General control
employees
Limiting access to departmental laptops General control
through making them password protected
Taking backup of data files each evening and holding General control
backup copies off-premises
Providing basic IT training to payroll staff to Application control
prevent errors in using the system
Task 2 (2 marks)
Fraud and errors in handling cash can be prevented segregation of duties
through segregation of duties since no one individual
can record and process a complete transaction.
Even if such a measure were introduced, the possibility induction and training
exists that staff could act together to perpetrate fraud
and bypass this control.
This can be prevented through induction and training
as it would ensure awareness of the heavy sanctions to
be imposed in cases of dishonesty.
MTQ 49
Task 1 (2 marks)
An interview to help another person to identify and work Counselling
through a problem
A long term relationship in which a more experienced Mentoring
person encourages an individual's personal and career
development
An approach whereby a trainee is put under the Coaching
guidance of an experienced employee who shows the
trainee how to perform tasks
An interview, the aim of which is to review performance Appraising
and identify training and development needs
Task 2 (2 marks)
Career and personal development
Providing a role model for an employee
MTQ 50
Task 1 (2 marks)
Donna and Dietmar Connected
Members of the management committee Internal
The four building companies Connected
Local residents External
Task 2 (2 marks)
Stakeholder Stakeholder category Communication strategy
Building companies low power, high interest kept informed

Local residents high power, high interest treated as a key player
MTQ 51
Task 1 (2 marks)
Integrity
Professional behaviour
Confidentiality
Objectivity
Task 2 (2 marks)
Acting in the public interest
Ethical codes of conduct
Process of certification
Governance by association
MTQ 52
Task 1 (4 marks)
Dimension Level
Company A Power distance High
Company B Masculinity High
Company C Uncertainty avoidance Low
Company D Individualism Low
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Identifying each player's key skills and

Advising the players on addressing

Helping the players to anticipate

5 The collective well-being of stakeholders 1

Predicting the probability of key risks

9 Decreasing birth rate - Yes 2

Operating costs as a percentage of

Liquidity- Statement of financial position

She is highly focused on achieving the

Confirming that accounts have been

Shares can be bought and sold through

Providing a role model for an employee

Building companies low power, high interest kept informed

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