A passage is given with five questions following it. Read the passage carefully and select the best answer to each question out of the given four alternatives. The student community signifies bubbling youth. The irresistible youth is restless today, seeking recognition and understanding. Students are the hope of tomorrow and yet, student unrest is a global phenomenon of today. One has grown accustomed to strikes, boycott of examinations and classes, gheraos of vice chancellor and processions, demonstration and violence in which the students are involved. Student unrest has thus become a part of our lives. It is a disease of our times for which no effective antidote has been administered Student unrest is universal and it is interesting to note that according to an opinion poll recorded in Fortune, an American magazine, forty percent of American. students joined the universities with the idea of reforming the world. It is evident that the young blood flowing in the veins of student community is impatient to bring about radical change in the society. The students believe in a new order of things. They want to do away with the old systems and institutions, the conservatism and rigidity of the older generation which they consider decadent and archaic. The youthful student wants to break the taboos set by the society and does not believe in the values and morality of the older generation. A clash is inevitable in the circumstance which leads to a deadlock and the so-called generationgap. The elders usually insist on having thing their way which leads to frustration and crisis among the students. They feel forsaken and visualize an utopian 'Brave New World'. For them the social, political, economic and educational systems are defective and inefficient. They feel sinned against and as if they were the target of injustice and the net result is that they 'rebel'. Rebelling, in their view, is the only (right), course open to them. What the students of today do away with?