Descriptive Text and Pronouns X OTKP

Descriptive is taken from the basic word that is ……

• descriptively
• descript
• descriptiveity
• describeable
• describe

What is the definition of Descriptive Text?

• What is the definition of Descriptive Text?

  
  

• A text that describes someone's activities

• A text that describes a person, thing, place, or animal

• A text that explains how to make something

• A text that tells a chronological story from the past

  
  

The parts of Descriptive Text are …….......

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  Identification and classification

• Classification and description

• Classification and description

• Identification and description

• Identification and demonstration

Name and place/date of birth are part of …….

• Identification

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  Description

Which one is Henri Fayol?

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HENRI FAYOL 

Henri Fayol was born in a suburb of Istanbul, Turkey in 1841. His father, an engineer, was appointed building supervisor for the construction of a bridge over the Golden Horn (Galata Bridge). The family returned to France in 1847. Henri Fayol married the French, Adelade Celeste marie Saule in 1875. Together they had three children: Madeleine-Marie-Eugenie, Enri Joseph and Marie-Celeste. He studied mining engineering at the ‘École Nationale Superieure des Mines’ academy in Saint-Étienne. Fayol died in Paris on November 19, 1925. He was 84 years old.

In 1888, he became the Managing Director of this mining company that employed over 1,000 people. Thanks to his practical knowledge and expert management skills, Henri Fayol was excellent at guiding his company through difficult times. Under his leadership, the company became one of the most successful and largest producers of steel and iron in France.

Fayol was one of the founders of the 14 principles of modern management. In 1916 he published his first book, introducing the term fayolism. The theory describes the role of management in organizations and consists of five described primary functions of management and fourteen management principles. According to Henri Fayol, the five functions of management are planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling. The fourteen management principles are division of labor, authority & responsibility, discipline, unity of command, unity of direction, subordination of individual interest, reward, centralization and decentralization, scalar chain, order, justice, stability of personnel, initiative and group feeling.

 

Where was Henri Fayol born?

• Athens, Greece
• Ankara, Turkey
• Istanbul, Turkey
• Cairo, Egypt
• Rome, Italy

HENRI FAYOL 

Henri Fayol was born in a suburb of Istanbul, Turkey in 1841. His father, an engineer, was appointed building supervisor for the construction of a bridge over the Golden Horn (Galata Bridge). The family returned to France in 1847. Henri Fayol married the French, Adelade Celeste marie Saule in 1875. Together they had three children: Madeleine-Marie-Eugenie, Enri Joseph and Marie-Celeste. He studied mining engineering at the ‘École Nationale Superieure des Mines’ academy in Saint-Étienne. Fayol died in Paris on November 19, 1925. He was 84 years old.

In 1888, he became the Managing Director of this mining company that employed over 1,000 people. Thanks to his practical knowledge and expert management skills, Henri Fayol was excellent at guiding his company through difficult times. Under his leadership, the company became one of the most successful and largest producers of steel and iron in France.

Fayol was one of the founders of the 14 principles of modern management. In 1916 he published his first book, introducing the term fayolism. The theory describes the role of management in organizations and consists of five described primary functions of management and fourteen management principles. According to Henri Fayol, the five functions of management are planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling. The fourteen management principles are division of labor, authority & responsibility, discipline, unity of command, unity of direction, subordination of individual interest, reward, centralization and decentralization, scalar chain, order, justice, stability of personnel, initiative and group feeling.

 

What did Henri Fayol study at the academy?

• Computer science
• Architecture
• Electrical engineering
• Mining engineering
• Civil engineering

HENRI FAYOL 

Henri Fayol was born in a suburb of Istanbul, Turkey in 1841. His father, an engineer, was appointed building supervisor for the construction of a bridge over the Golden Horn (Galata Bridge). The family returned to France in 1847. Henri Fayol married the French, Adelade Celeste marie Saule in 1875. Together they had three children: Madeleine-Marie-Eugenie, Enri Joseph and Marie-Celeste. He studied mining engineering at the ‘École Nationale Superieure des Mines’ academy in Saint-Étienne. Fayol died in Paris on November 19, 1925. He was 84 years old.

In 1888, he became the Managing Director of this mining company that employed over 1,000 people. Thanks to his practical knowledge and expert management skills, Henri Fayol was excellent at guiding his company through difficult times. Under his leadership, the company became one of the most successful and largest producers of steel and iron in France.

Fayol was one of the founders of the 14 principles of modern management. In 1916 he published his first book, introducing the term fayolism. The theory describes the role of management in organizations and consists of five described primary functions of management and fourteen management principles. According to Henri Fayol, the five functions of management are planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling. The fourteen management principles are division of labor, authority & responsibility, discipline, unity of command, unity of direction, subordination of individual interest, reward, centralization and decentralization, scalar chain, order, justice, stability of personnel, initiative and group feeling.

These are functions of management, except ...........

• Controlling

• Ordering

• Staffing

• Organizing

• Planning

HENRI FAYOL 

Henri Fayol was born in a suburb of Istanbul, Turkey in 1841. His father, an engineer, was appointed building supervisor for the construction of a bridge over the Golden Horn (Galata Bridge). The family returned to France in 1847. Henri Fayol married the French, Adelade Celeste marie Saule in 1875. Together they had three children: Madeleine-Marie-Eugenie, Enri Joseph and Marie-Celeste. He studied mining engineering at the ‘École Nationale Superieure des Mines’ academy in Saint-Étienne. Fayol died in Paris on November 19, 1925. He was 84 years old.

In 1888, he became the Managing Director of this mining company that employed over 1,000 people. Thanks to his practical knowledge and expert management skills, Henri Fayol was excellent at guiding his company through difficult times. Under his leadership, the company became one of the most successful and largest producers of steel and iron in France.

Fayol was one of the founders of the 14 principles of modern management. In 1916 he published his first book, introducing the term fayolism. The theory describes the role of management in organizations and consists of five described primary functions of management and fourteen management principles. According to Henri Fayol, the five functions of management are planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling. The fourteen management principles are division of labor, authority & responsibility, discipline, unity of command, unity of direction, subordination of individual interest, reward, centralization and decentralization, scalar chain, order, justice, stability of personnel, initiative and group feeling.

What was one of Fayol's major contributions to management?

• The 5 functions of marketing
• Fayol's management by objectives
• The 10 principles of leadership
• Fayol's theory of relativity
• Fayolism and the 14 principles of management.

Jodohkan berikut ini

• UNITY OF COMMAND

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• REWARD

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• SCALAR CHAIN

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• CENTRALIZATION/DECENTRALIZATION

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• DIVISION OF LABOUR

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