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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Paper II
Note This paper contains fifty objective type questions, each question carrying two

marks. Attempt all the questions.
1. Who advocated for replacing the 'Law of authority' with 'Law of situation'

Chester Barnard


Max Weber


Mary Parker Follet


Herbert Simon


2. The name of Ivan Major is associated with

Privatization


Bureaucracy


Good Governance


E-Governance


3. Managerialism is the feature of

New Public Administration


Comparative Public Administration


New Public Management


Development Administration


4. 'Daily Routine drives out planning' (James March and Herbert Simon) is called

Parkinson's Law


Gresham's Law


Peter Principle


Cocroach Effect


5. Chief Minister of a State is a member of

Planning Commission


Programme Evaluation Organisation


State Election Commission


National Development Council


6. 'In hierarchy every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence.' This statement is given by

Laurence J. Peter


Henri Fayol


L. Gulick


Fredrickson


7. 'Bureaucracy means specialized hierarchies and long lines of communication.' This statement is given by

Max Weber


Mooney


Herbert Simon


Marshall E. Dimock


8. How many subjects are there in the
th
11Schedule of the Indian Constitution

18 28


29 19


9. 'Public Administration is administration related to the operation of the Government, whether local or central.' This definition of Public Administration is given by

Woodrow Wilson


Percy Mc Queen


E.W. Russell


David H. Rosenbloom


10. When a researcher or enumerator visits personally to the respondents and filled up the information sheet, the technique is called

Schedule Questionnaire


Interview Observation


11. Which of the following are the grounds of redifferentiation between Public Administration and Private Administration as envisaged by Sir Josiah Stamp

Principle of Uniformity


Principle of External Financial Control


Principle of Ministerial Responsibility
Principle of Marginal Return


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Public Finance


Management of Human Resources


Administration of Local Bodies
Aspects of Educational Administration

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13. Hawthorne studies of Elton Mayo discovered

The span of control


Leadership style


Informal group norms
Motion study

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14. Which of the following are part of British Legacy

Secretariat System


Tenure System


Comptroller and Auditor General of India
Railway Board

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15. Which of the following Commissions/Committees are associated with Civil Service Reforms

Aitchison Commission, 1886


Islington Commission, 1912


Lee Commission, 1923
L. Smith Committee, 1919

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16. Which of the following are the advantages of tenure system in the Central Secretariat

It provides for a better co­ordination and understanding between the Centre and States.


It establishes a lively link with the grass roots realities.


It broadens the vision and outlook of senior civil servants of the States.
It facilitates independence of civil servants.

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17. Mooney and Reiley have supported

Co-ordinating principle


Hierarchical principle


Line and Staff Principle
Principle of Division of Labour

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18. The top level management of Secretariat includes

Secretary


Additional Secretary


Joint Secretary
Deputy Secretary

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The rise of the new Public Management approach.


Satisfaction with traditional administration which was culture bound.


Growth and development of Science and Technology impacting the administrative system.
Technical Assistance Programme provided to the countries of the Third World.


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20. Which of the following are the objectives of training of civil servants

Capacity Building


Attitudinal Change


Broadening of the vision and outlook
Strengthening motivation and morale

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value in supervision.
Reason 'Work that is not supervised is not done.'

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Assertion Traditional Authority is bound on rules.

Reason Rules and regulations help to check arbitrary action.


26.
Assertion Taylor provided scientific basis to the study of Public Administration.

Reason Taylor has a passion for efficiency.


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Assertion Maintenance of law and order is the responsibility of District Collector.

Reason Law and order is still a major challenge to district administration.


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Assertion Cross-cultural analysis helps study of people from a broader perspective.

Reason Comparison of developing and developed countries come under cross-cultural analysis.


29.
Assertion The Panchayati Raj Administration is aimed at Empowerment of People.

Reason Empowerment of People is a threat to Federalism.


30.
Assertion Bureaucracy is the agent of social change.


Reason Bureaucracy thrives under the cloak of ministerial responsibility.
select the correct answer from the codes given below


List I List II

Doresey 1. Comparative Public Administration


Y. Dror 2. The Art of Administration


Robert Dahl 3. Policy Analysis Approach


Ordway Tead 4. Information Energy Model



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32. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer from the codes given below List I List II

Span of 1. Millet
Attention



Supervision 2. Counselling Therapy


Carl Rogar 3. V.A. Graicunas


Argyris 4. Immaturity Maturity Model



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33. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer from the codes given below List I List II

Theory Z 1. Porter Lawler


ERG Theory 2. Skinner


Bounded 3. Alderfer Rationality


Performance 4. William Ouchi


Satisfaction
Model

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