Match the diagrams with the concepts by writing the identifying letter of the diagram on the blank line to the left of the concept."VAL" represents the value to be calculated.
$\text{ Diagram of Concept }$
A.$\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&3.&\text {Future value of an anmuity due of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&4.&\text {Future value of an ordinary amuity of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&5.&\text {Present value of an ordinary anmuity of $\$$ }\\ \_\_\_&6.&\text { Present value of an amurity clue of $\$1$ }\\ \end{array} " class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" >
B.$\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&3.&\text {Future value of an anmuity due of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&4.&\text {Future value of an ordinary amuity of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&5.&\text {Present value of an ordinary anmuity of $\$$ }\\ \_\_\_&6.&\text { Present value of an amurity clue of $\$1$ }\\ \end{array} " class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" >
C.$\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&3.&\text {Future value of an anmuity due of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&4.&\text {Future value of an ordinary amuity of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&5.&\text {Present value of an ordinary anmuity of $\$$ }\\ \_\_\_&6.&\text { Present value of an amurity clue of $\$1$ }\\ \end{array} " class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" >
D.$\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&3.&\text {Future value of an anmuity due of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&4.&\text {Future value of an ordinary amuity of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&5.&\text {Present value of an ordinary anmuity of $\$$ }\\ \_\_\_&6.&\text { Present value of an amurity clue of $\$1$ }\\ \end{array} " class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" >
E.$\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&3.&\text {Future value of an anmuity due of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&4.&\text {Future value of an ordinary amuity of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&5.&\text {Present value of an ordinary anmuity of $\$$ }\\ \_\_\_&6.&\text { Present value of an amurity clue of $\$1$ }\\ \end{array} " class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" >
F.$\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&3.&\text {Future value of an anmuity due of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&4.&\text {Future value of an ordinary amuity of $\$1$ }\\ \_\_\_&5.&\text {Present value of an ordinary anmuity of $\$$ }\\ \_\_\_&6.&\text { Present value of an amurity clue of $\$1$ }\\ \end{array} " class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" > $\begin{array}{lll}& & \text{ Concept }\\ \_\_\_& 1.& \text{Future value of \$1 }\\ \_\_\_& 2.& \text{ Present value of \$1}\\ \_\_\_& 3.& \text{Future value of an anmuity due of \$1 }\\ \_\_\_& 4.& \text{Future value of an ordinary amuity of \$1 }\\ \_\_\_& 5.& \text{Present value of an ordinary anmuity of \$ }\\ \_\_\_& 6.& \text{ Present value of an amurity clue of \$1}\end{array}$

Why is political skill considered to be a constructive force?

A) It facilitates gaining power especially if practiced in the extreme.
B) It encourages employees to adopt a strategy of being blatantly tactless toward influential people.
C) It manifests itself in being socially astute and engaging in behaviors that lead to feelings of confidence and trust.
D) It requires that one pretend to be nice but all the while plan someone's demise.

In Ontario, articles of incorporation are filed in order to incorporate.

What does transactional leadership involve?

A) Contingent reward and punishment behaviour
B) Contingent reward behaviour and management by exception
C) Management by exception and laissez-faire leadership
D) Contingent reward behaviour and laissez-faire leadership
E) Contingent punishment behaviour and laissez-faire leadership

Monopolistically competitive firms engage in both price and quality competition.

Managers should be careful not to set a bad example by engaging in ______; using company expense budgets for items of doubtful use for the company.

The "scientific charity" movement emerged during the ______ century.

A) 17th
B) 18th
C) 19th
D) 20th