SRCC GBO 2016 Question Paper

A. Its aim was.10. remove from dance, any external associations, so that the dancers could concentrate on pure movement and pure pattern.
B. Abstract dance was the name of a specific style of ballet, devised in the 1920s and developed at the bahaus.
C. Ballroom dancing, for example, is concerned with the pleasure the movement and pattern-making give to the dancers, and not with some external'programme’.
D. Jn the widersense, a great deal of danceis ‘abstract’.

A. In those countries where the ideals of liberty and equality have received the greatest devotion, and particularly in America, the political constitution has been framed with the precise object of making impossible too great a concentration of power.
B. A philosophy that emphasizes the likeness of all men will be averse from recognizing those exceptional qualities in any individual which place him so clearly above his fellows that he may justly claim to lead and influence them.
C. A different though related strand of thought is equalitarian.
D. Further, when circumstances make it necessary for a particular individual to display qualities of leadership in a very high degree, his position is under constant and bitter attack on the score of dictatorship, and it is necessary for him to conceal his qualities, consciously, behind a facade of ‘ordinariness’.

A. It has removed manyof the material obstacles té_the pursuit of the good life from the majority f mankind in those countries at a highlevel of technical development.
B.Butt has exposed us to new dangers, notthe obvious dangers of new weapons of destruction but the much more serious ones,of a purely materialist view of life.
C.The growth of science and technology has conferred obvious and immense benefits upon the community.
D. It has also, as we too often forget, madepossible newand daring adventures of the mind

A. There are manifest dangers in thé:persuasive aspect of leadership.
B. It is alarming, for example,to.reflect how great a part the power to speak well has acquired in an age of broadcasting.
C. It is quite possible formerto feel that they are freely giving their allegiance to a leader, when gefually they are simply slaves of his techniques of propaganda.
D.At its Lowest the technique of the persuasion may involve all those devices of suggestion and propaganda where are so freely available to the unsculpurous in a scientific age.

A. The leader should possess high Intelligence
B. The reasons for th) frequent neglect of intelligence as a prerequisite of leadership are complex.
C. It is certaipl¥ true to say that this is more commonlyunderrated than anyother aspect of leadership
D.There is First, a general Misunderstanding of such a phrase as of very high intelligence.

The matter was referred back to expert committee since the solution to the problem was different from the one proposed earlier.

Completing the physical examination, the tonsils were found to be diseased.

Reared in a village where computers and the internet were objects of curiosity, purty today hardly gives a thought to the immense possibilities that the internet revolution has thrown open to him.

In the attempt to destroy them, with completeness, the Indian team has launched a coordinated attack on the opposing team.

Balancing a home delivery pizza with one hand and gripping a six-pack carton of Coke with another, the young boy Vijay, paused in front of guard room of the building.