Planning enables organizations to set goals and to formulate operational plans to achieve those goals. This activity is important because, as a manager, you will spend a great deal of time planning.

The goal of this exercise is to challenge your knowledge of the various types of standing plans and single-use plans.

A encompasses a wide range of activities or projects.

A designates a specific required action.

A outlines a set responses to particular circumstances.

A plan is used for activities that are not likely to be repeated again.

A has less complexity and scope than a program

A plan is best for activities that occur over and over again.

A gives a general idea of how to respond to a designated situation.

The choices are: layout, framework, schedule, mission, program, rule, standing, single-use, policy, project, scheme, procedure

Explanation:

 Program encompasses a wide range of activities or projects.

A rule designates a specific required action.

A procedures outlines a set responses to particular circumstances.

A single-use plan is used for activities that are not likely to be repeated again.

A project has less complexity and scope than a program

A standing plan is best for activities that occur over and over again.

A policy gives a general idea of how to respond to a designated situation.

Explanation:

A program encompasses a wide range of activities or projects

A  procedure designates a specific required action.

A  framework  outlines a set responses to particular circumstances.

A standing plan is used for activities that are not likely to be repeated again.

A project scheme has less complexity and scope than a program

A  single-use plan is best for activities that occur over and over again.

A policy plan is best for activities that occur over and over again.

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