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SPSC 2014 Head Master / Head Mistress BPS-17, Education & Literacy Department (2014) — English General Paper
#cssnexusThe official SPSC CCE 2014 Head Master / Head Mistress BPS-17, Education & Literacy Department (2014) — English General question paper (recruitment test), set by the Sindh Public Service Commission. All the questions are typed out below.
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SPSC 2014 Head Master / Head Mistress BPS-17, Education & Literacy Department (2014) — English General paper — full text
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Head Master / Head Mistress BPS-17, Education & Literacy Department (2014) — English General. Pre-interview written test · Wednesday 14 May 2014, 10:00 am to 12:00 noon · Maximum marks 40. Attempt all questions. All questions carry equal marks.
1Write an essay of about 350 words on any one of the following topics: (i) Responsibilities of an ideal bureaucrat. (ii) Our Society needs more: Religious System / Modern Scientific Technology. (iii) A little virtue goes a long way.
2Make a précis of the following passage and suggest a suitable heading: Whether in public life or in private life, men have toiled throughout ages for the elixir of life. A little wisdom would have shown them its impossibility and its undesirability even if attainable. They wasted their whole lives to get nothing, merely adding little to the accumulated knowledge on the subject, many of them without that satisfaction, by dying with their secrets. We are men in ordinary life hating each other. If they would only pause a little and each examines himself, he would find that he is no better or no worse than the other man he considers his enemy, and they could both be better off as friends than as enemies. Wisdom consists in shedding the objectionable parts in one's attitude and once this has happened there will be harmony and good will. In other words, wisdom is emancipation from the tyranny of narrow minded egotism, pardonable in a child in its helplessness but reprehensible in adults, and in developing impartiality. Is it possible? Yes, it is, and should be. Substitute understanding for hate and it is done. This is not a passive submission, but a passive non offensive resistance to evil, to achieve maximum effect with minimum effort.
3Your school is facing acute shortage of teaching staff. Write a Demi Official letter to the Director School Education, requesting him for providing sufficient teaching staff.
4Do as directed: (a) Give meaning and use in your own sentences: (i) Look down upon (ii) To give oneself airs (b) Write antonyms of the following: (i) Lackluster (ii) Harbinger (c) Give meaning of the following one-word substitutions: (i) Phrenology (ii) Vivacious (d) Correct the following sentences: (i) Aneela is famous for her womanish modesty. (ii) The Prime Minister consulted his confident about this important matter. (e) Give verbs of the following: (i) Glorious (ii) Noble