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2010-11 Leadership Principles in Sports http://www.makaut.com Name : …………………………………………….……………… Roll No. : …………………………………………...…………….. Invigilator’s Signature : ……………………………………….. CS / BSM / SEM-3 / BSM-305 / 2010-11 2010-11 LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES IN SPORTS Time Allotted : 3 Hours Full Marks : 70 The figures in the margin indicate full marks. Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. GROUP – A ( Multiple Choice Type Questions ) 1. Choose the correct alternatives for the following : 10 × 1 = 10 i) Who is the President of I.O.A ? a) Mr. M.S. Gill b) Mr. A. K. Matto c) Mr. A. Colaso d) Mr. S. Kalmadi. ii) Who is the Managing Director of ‘Globo Sport’ – a sport and entertainment management company ? a) Mr. Krishna Bhupati b) Mr. Lokesh Sharma c) Mr. Joydeep Mukherjee d) Mr. Mahesh Bhupati. 3225 [ Turn over ] CS / BSM / SEM-3 / BSM-305 / 2010-11 iii) Situational Leadership Theory (SLT) was developed by a) Henry Fayol b) Peter Drucker c) Warren Bennis d) Hersey and Blanchard. iv) Who is the General Secretary of Mohun Bagan Club ? a) Kalyan Mazumder b) Debasis Dutta c) Tutu Basu d) Anjan Mitra. v) Who is the President of CAB ? a) Prasun Mukherjee b) Jagmohan Dalmiya c) Subrata Dutta d) Sharad Pawar. vi) Leader who sets challenging goals and expect their followers to perform at their highest level is known as a) Participative leader b) Informal leader c) Supportive leader d) Achievement oriented leader. vii) Who is the General Secretary of CAB ? a) Jagmohan Dalmiya b) Prasun Mukherjee c) Swapan Pal d) Biswarup Dey. 3225 2 CS / BSM / SEM-3 / BSM-305 / 2010-11 viii) Mr. Sailendra Singh is the Managing Director of which sports management company ? a) Percept D Mark b) SPT Group c) Globo Sport d) Game Plan. ix) Who is the General Secretary of IFA ? a) Praful Patel b) Subrata Dutta c) Alberto Colaso d) Utpal Ganguly. x) Who is the President of BCCI ? a) Sharad Pawar b) Lalit Modi c) Gautam Dasgupta d) Shasank Manohar. GROUP – B ( Short Answer Type Questions ) Answer any three of the following. 3 × 5 = 15 2. Write a short note on ‘Charismatic Leadership’. 3. Define Leadership. Distinguish between Formal and Informal leaderships. 4. Distinguish between Transactional and Transformational leaderships. 5. Write a short note on Trust and Leadership. 6. Discuss the different Leadership styles in detail. 3225 3 [ Turn over ] CS / BSM / SEM-3 / BSM-305 / 2010-11 GROUP – C ( Long Answer Type Questions ) Answer any three of the following. 3 × 15 = 45 7. Discuss Trait Theory of Leadership. Explain how charismatic leaders influence their followers. Give relevant examples from sporting world. 5 + 10 8. Share your views on Leadership in Sports in 21st century in India with special reference to BCCI and AIFF. 9. Comment on ‘Ohio State Leadership Studies’. Explain how you can efficiently and effectively communicate with leaders from different parts of the world – Japan, Britain, Spain etc. 10. Explain in detail the role and activities of successful leaders in sports management organization with examples. Mention the skills and qualities one need to have to become an ideal leader. 10 + 5 11. What do you understand by “Leader Member Exchange Theory” of leadership ? 12. Share your thoughts on the leadership aspect of the Commonwealth Games 2010. 5 + 10 ============= 3225 4 .
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