1. Match the phrases on the left with their meanings.

leadership	complete and wholehearted devotion, esp to a career, ideal, etc;
visionary strategy	complete and wholehearted devotion, esp to a career, ideal, etc;
integrity	existing in a person or animal from birth; congenital; inborn;
dedication	the quality of being unimpaired; soundness;
creativity	the position or function of a leader;
innate	a special personal quality or power of an individual making him capable of influencing or inspiring large numbers of people;
openness	the ability to think differently, to see things that others have not seen and thus lead followers in new direction;
natural leaders	those who get through hard situations and take right decisions;
charisma	to have a clear picture of where to go and how to get there;
to cultivate	to improve or foster (the mind, body, etc.) as by study, education, or labour.

4. Choose the right phrase to complete the following sentences.

1. Leadership, a critical management skill, is known as the ability to…

a) be a boss;

b) motivate people;

c) do anything.

2. … is the basis for almost all the relationships in your life.

a) Humour;

b) Trust;

c) Money.

3. Sense of humour helps to…

a) relieve tension and boredom;

b) be the funniest in the team;

c) overcome unpleasant situations.

4. A good leader inspires … by own example.

a) knowledge;

b) peace;

c) dedication

5. A leader with a vision has…

a) a better office;

b) hope for the award;

c) a clear picture of where to go.

6. Without trust, it’s impossible to create …

a) accounting;

b) healthy environment;

c) a new project.

7. To see things that others have not seen is…

a) communication;

b) misunderstanding;

c) creativity.

8. To communicate your ideas to the people means the ability…

a) to motivate them to work towards common goals;

b) pledge someone do something;

c) manipulate the followers.

9. For cultivating proper leadership qualities you have to …

a) believe in better;

b) try hard;

c) be born as a leader.

10. … helps to get through hard situations and take right decisions.

a) Greed;

b) Strong desire;

c) Charisma.

5. Revise all the types of questions in English? What are they? Provide the examples. Now, complete the following questions with necessary auxiliary verbs.

1. … experts gone from a very classical autocratic approach to a very creative, participative approach? (General Question)

2. The ability to communicate your ideas and plans to the people means the ability to take people with you, to motivate them to work towards common goals, … it? (Disjunctive Question)

3. … integrity imply integration of outward actions or inner values? (Alternative Question)

4. Who (to grow) by making mistakes? (Question to the Subject doesn’t require auxiliary verb).

5. What … natural leaders possess? (Special Question)