David the orchestra improve on a daily basis. when required, he spends personal time with the members to them achieve their full potential. at the end of one of the performances, the orchestra receives a standing ovation, and david is asked to speak to the audience. as a level 5 leader, david will:

Thank the members of the orchestra and praise them for the hard work they did.

Explanation:

Leadership refers to the action of being able to lead a group of people. According to theorists, leaders can fall into one of 5 categories where 5 is the top category.

Let's look at some level 5 leadership characteristics:

These leaders display a powerful mixture of personal humility and indomitable will. They're ambitious, but their ambition is for the cause and not for themselves. They are usually quiet, reserved and shy. They have an spirit of service. They have humility, and they don't seek success for their own glory; they share credit for success, and they're the first to accept blame for mistakes.

In this example,

David helps the orchestra improve on daily basis and help the members reach their full potential. At the end of one performance, the orchestra receives a standing ovation (the concert was a success) and David is asked to speak to the audience.

However, he is a level 5 leader, therefore he likely possesses humility and he doesn't share credit for success.

Thus, he most likely will thank to the members of the orchestra and give them credit for their hard work, instead of taking the full success on his own hands.

The Guadalupe Mountains

A. Details to include in summary

1. Evidence shows that the  mountains were inhabited  over 10,000 years ago.

2. The people who lived in the  mountains were hunter- gatherers .

3. Spaniards came to the  mountains in the mid  sixteenth century.

B. Details to omit from summary

1. Many of the early residents  lived in caves.

2. Ancient pottery and rock  art have been found in  the mountains.

Explanation:

A summary is a comprehensive account or statement that covers the main points of an event or a story.  It omits unnecessary details while keeping others that make the account to be understood.  It is the elimination of irrelevant details and examples that make an account to be a good summary.  It is a concise and brief rewriting of a report in the words of the writer to reflect his or her personal understanding of the main ideas.