In each of the following questions, a sentence with an error is given. The sentence is then followed by two statements (I) & (II), each divided into four parts. One of these parts may contain a similar error as in the sentence. Identify the part that has the same type of error. If none of the parts contain the same error, choose option (E).

Effective organization management refers to the art of getting employees together on a common platform and extracting the best out of it.

(I) As a student of management, (A)/ there are several basic skill (B)/ that you must possess in (C)/ order to work effectively. (D)

(II) Management by Objectives define roles (A)/ and responsibilities of the employees (B)/ and helps it chalk out their (C)/ future course of action to the organization. (D)

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In each of the following questions, a sentence with an error is given. The sentence is then followed by two statements (I) & (II), each divided into four parts. One of these parts may contain a similar error as in the sentence. Identify the part that has the same type of error. If none of the parts contain the same error, choose option (E).

Effective organization management refers to the art of getting employees together on a common platform and extracting the best out of it.

(I) As a student of management, (A)/ there are several basic skill (B)/ that you must possess in (C)/ order to work effectively. (D)

(II) Management by Objectives define roles (A)/ and responsibilities of the employees (B)/ and helps it chalk out their (C)/ future course of action to the organization. (D)

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**Solution:**

1. The original sentence has an error in the phrase "Effective organization management" which should be "Effective organizational management" to correctly use the adjective form.

2. In statement (I), part (B) says "there are several basic skill" which is incorrect because "skill" is singular but "several" requires plural. It should be "skills".

3. In statement (II), part (C) says "and helps it chalk out their" which is incorrect because "it" (singular) and "their" (plural) do not agree. This is a pronoun agreement error similar to the original sentence's error in word form.

4. Other parts do not contain errors of the same type.

Hence, the part with the same type of error as the original sentence is (II) - C.

**Answer:** (b) II - C

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