POL123

1. Who defined bureaucracy

in terms of its structural

characteristics?

In all democratic countries,
the ----- determines the
amount of money which is
to be made available for
expenditure to the
executive.

The study of the
administrative system of
any country is dependent
upon its ----- background.

4. The following constitute the

principles of coordination:

Direct contact, Early

Beginning, Continuity and

5. Nigeria became a social

_state after the

inauguration of the

independent Constitution in

1960.

6. The

_regime in Nigeria can be

described as not only an

aberration but an

abnormality in public

administration.

7. The apex administrative

position of each of both the

Federal and States Civil

Service Structure in

Nigeria, is the

8. This is a process of

achieving a desired goal in

public administration: -----

According to Pfiffners the
following features
distinquish political from
administrative officers
except: -----

This ensures the
adjustment and ordering of
human relations in the
society: ------

The Ecology of
Administration was
developed by ------

12. Public Administration is the

science which deals with

getting things done in the

most efficient way in the

sector.

13. The activities undertaken

by the government to fulfill

its desired ends means

The second basic element
between public and private
adminstration is the ------

15. The cultivation of ------ is

16. A

_leader is said to be

participatory and employee

centred

The ------ system
pyramidically arranges the
administrative groups or
units in a scale.

18. _cannot be completely

divorced from policy￾making.

19. _was the first person who

pointed out in 1887 that

Public Administration and

Political Science are

separate from each other

with their own specialized

fields.

20. The scalar system is

essential in administration

because of its unity of

21. The true goals of

management according to

Gullick include: to make the

conduct of affairs

technically sound, politically

responsible, publicly

acceptable, progressively

approved, and

A valuable material
necessary for the study of
public administration is -----

23. The force of ------ is a

strategy used to correct the

inherent defects of

bureaucracy.

24. In the words of ------,

“Management is the

accomplishing of

predetermined objective

through the efforts of other

people”.

Which aspect of
administration is recent: ----
--

26. The administration of an

organisation can be

internally controlled through

------ managemen

27. The concept of power and

_has common relationship

in public administration

28. _negatively relates to the

removal of conflicts and

overlapping in

administration.

29. The principal concern of

management is

_in the operation of an

enterprise.

The ------ occupies a central
position in public
administration.

The general task of laying
down detailed rules which
is the prerogative of the
executive is known as ------

32. One of the attributes of a

Policy is that it may be in

the form of an explicit

_in writing or may be

interpreted from the

behaviour of top level

members.

The coordinating feature in
public administration apart
from inter-relating various
parts of work also aims at --
----eliminating__ .

The Administrative
responsibility consists of
the sum total of the
following except -----

This defined administration
as'the field of business
outside the proper sphere
of politics' -----

36. The full meaning of the

acronym ASCON is

37. The transference of

administrative authority

from a lower to a higher

level of government is

known as

38. The devolution of power

from a higher to a lower

authority, and between

equal authorities is known

as

39. Delegation is said to be

_when embodied in written

rules, by laws or orders.

40. Efficiency is measured in

terms of output in

proportion to

41. Modern scientific

developments and

industrial civilization have

created several

administrative problems,

such as health problems,

housing problems and

42. A

is “a professional body of

officials, permanent, paid

and skilled'’.

43. Which type of leadership

takes into consideration the

welfare of employees

before productivity?

_.

44. The success or failure of

public administration

depends largely on the ------

45. Waldo posited that

economy and

_are the twin beacons

which should guide

administrative reformers

and writers.

This administration is
concerned primarily with
the tasks and process of
formulating and
implementing the four P’s of
administering an
organisation: -----

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

48. Millet is of the opinion that

“Public Administration is an

instrument for the exercise

of ------"

In 1973 Negro and Negro
pointed out four basic
elements of similarity
between public and private
administration, of which the
first was the ------ element

50. The audit report of an

organization outside the

home country is submitted

to the