Fixed Assets Can Be Either Tangible or Intangible

question 31

Multiple Choice

Fixed assets can be either tangible or intangible. Intangible assets are:

• A) property, plant and equipment.
• B) can be converted to cash in the normal course of business.
• C) can be very valuable, although they have no physical presence, such as trademarks or patents.
• D) are highly liquid.

Evaluate the appropriateness of different report formats and organization strategies based on the content and audience.

Summarize extensive documents accurately, capturing their essence and main points.

Understand the use and functionality of objects in a Word document.

Recognize the features and limitations of hyperlinks in documents.

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Definitions:

Team Cohesiveness

The extent to which team members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain in it, contributing to higher levels of group productivity and morale.

Directive

A form of communication or instruction that guides or commands specific actions to be taken, often used in management and leadership contexts.

Fiedler’s Contingency Model

A leadership theory that suggests the effectiveness of a leader is dependent on the situational context and the leader's preferred style of leading.

Leadership Style

The approach or manner in which a leader directs, motivates, and manages their team or organization.