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Correct Answer: B
Correct Answer: B
Method / Topic: Para Jumbles
The correct option follows the grammar rule or passage evidence.
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Method / Topic: Para Jumbles
The correct sequence is P-R-S-Q. The opening part establishes the subject or situation, while the remaining parts continue the idea through grammatical and logical connections. Conjunctions, pronouns, cause-and-effect relationships, and sentence flow help identify the correct arrangement. When the parts are read in the order P-R-S-Q, they form a complete, coherent and grammatically meaningful sentence. The other arrangements disturb either the logical progression or the grammatical structure. Therefore, the option containing this sequence is correct.
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Arrange the following parts to form a meaningful sentence: P. the teacher explained the concept Q. the students understood it better R. with a simple example S. and as a result
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Correct Answer: B
Method / Topic: Para Jumbles
The correct option follows the grammar rule or passage evidence.
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Correct Answer: B
Method / Topic: Para Jumbles
The correct sequence is P-R-S-Q. The opening part establishes the subject or situation, while the remaining parts continue the idea through grammatical and logical connections. Conjunctions, pronouns, cause-and-effect relationships, and sentence flow help identify the correct arrangement. When the parts are read in the order P-R-S-Q, they form a complete, coherent and grammatically meaningful sentence. The other arrangements disturb either the logical progression or the grammatical structure. Therefore, the option containing this sequence is correct.
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