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1. The devolution of power

from a higher to a lower

authority, and between

equal authorities is known

as

2. The head of service

controls, and co-ordinates

the activity of the entire civil

servants within

and

3. Efficiency is measured in

terms of output in

proportion to

S.B Chrines work titled, An
Introduction to the
Administrative History of
Medieval England, is an
example of a ------

5. The first basic element

between public and private

administration is

Law making by the means
of administration aligns with
-----

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

8. The full meaning of the

acronym ASCON is

Public Adminstration deals
with the science of getting
things done efficiently in the
------

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

11. The administration of an

organisation can be

internally controlled through

------ managemen

12. Expressions such as “with

immediate effect”, “Without

delay”, “With impromptu

attention”, were common

phrases in which forms of

government

13. leadership is based on

human relations approach

in line with democratic

norms.

Psychology could not
influence public
administration because of
its capability of discovering
immutable laws of -----

Public Adminstration is
known for its -----

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

The term bureaucracy was
first coined in eighteenth
century by ----- a French
economist

18. Delegation is said to be

_when embodied in written

rules, by laws or orders

19. 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.

20. The audit report of an

organization outside the

home country is submitted

to the

The word CO in the
acronym POSDCORB
means ------

In public administration the
---- and ----- are studied in
the organisation

23. Public Administration of a

country is influenced by the

_set up of the country.

24. _defined bureaucracy as “a

system of government, the

control of which is in the

hands of officials whose

power jeopardizes the

liberties of the ordinary

citizens”.

The ministers as well
executives exercise control
over administration through
all of these methods except
------

26. The Udeoji and Dotun

Philips commission in

Nigeria was instituted by

the

27. This is the process of

directing and facilitating the

work of people organized in

formal groups to achieve a

desired goal: -----

The book titled 'Principles
of Administration' was
written by ------

When an electorate calls for
the dismissal of an official
before the expiry of his/her
term is known as -----

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

31. 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.

32. The following constitute the

principles of coordination:

Direct contact, Early

Beginning, Continuity and

To ------- bureaucracy is 'a
social structure meant to
propel community action
into a rationally ordered
social action'.

34. The following constitute the

principles of coordination:

Direct contact, Early

Beginning, Continuity and

35. The force of ------ is a

strategy used to correct the

inherent defects of

bureaucracy.

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

37. A ----- is a vested group of

industrialist and traders with

organized commercial

interests.

38. Waldo posited that

economy and

_are the twin beacons

which should guide

administrative reformers

and writers.

39. _positively means to secure

co-operation and teamwork

amongst the numerous

employees of an

organization.

Staffing in public
administration presupposes
------

41. The success or failure of

public administration

depends largely on the ------

42. Millet is of the opinion that

“Public Administration is an

instrument for the exercise

of ------"

Bureaucracy is uniquely
impersonal, neutrally
passive, and instrumental
with behavioural
characteristics that bother
on -------

44. _is regarded as the

collective utilization of

human resources and

material in an effort to

reach the known goal.

The word 'Bureaucracty'
was derived from ------

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

47. Delegation is said to be

_when embodied in written

rules, by laws or orders.

48. 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.

49. The principal concern of

management is

_in the operation of an

enterprise.

The functional principles of
the administrative
organization include all of
these except -----