Answer 1= The correct option is = Functional
Reason= The group includes the supervisors and subordinates
Answer 2= The correct option is = ad hoc committee
Reason= The group was formulated only for the short period of time
Answer 3= The correct option is =1 and 3
Reason- There is a high level of commitment and agreement for the group objectives
Answer 4= The correct option is = 1&2
Reason= The groups 1 & 2 are having the objectives in agreement with the management
Answer 5= The correct option is = 1 & 3
Reason= the groups 1 & 3 have the same methods of performing the tasks
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