Arrange the jumbled words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence or a part of the sentence. A. I sow a seed. B. I saw the sapling. C. I saw the sprout. D. I saw the plant. A. ACBD B. DBAC C. CABD D. ABCD
The correct answer is A ‘ACBD’
• Let’s first understand the meaning of the given words which are given in the
sentences-
Seed: A seed is the small, hard part of a plant from which a new plant grows.
Sapling: A sapling is a young tree.
Sprout: When plants, vegetables, or seeds sprout, they produce new shoots or leaves.
Plant: A plant is a living thing that grows in the earth and has a stem, leaves, and roots.
• Hence according to the meaning of the words—i We put seed, then sprout will grow or develop, then sapling will come out a small plant and then the plant
52. Arrange the jumbled words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence or a part of the sentence. P. but he Q. was, in R. foolish person S. fact, a A. RSPQ B. SPQR C. PQSR D. QRSP
The correct answer is C PQSR
We need to find the grammatical or contextual connections between the parts to find the correct sequence
Part P contains ‘he’.
This part should be placed first to get a meaningful sentence.
Part Q starts with a helping verb.
It will be put in second place.
The last word of the part Q is ‘in’. The first part of the part S is ‘fact’
Both join together to make ‘in fact’.
So S will be put in third place.
Part R will be put in fourth place to make the sentence meaningful and complete.
Thus the complete sequence is PQSR.
Arrange the jumbled words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence or a part of the sentence. Religion has been used — P. both as a weapon of isolation Q. to dull awareness R. about real problems like health and education etc. S. and as Morphia A. PSQR B. RPQS C. PQRS D. QPSR
The correct answer is A “PSQR”.
Since the introductory part is already there, P will be the 1st statement as it tells us how religion is used and takes the story forward.
As the statement P contains the 1st purpose of the religion and the conjunction ‘both’, we need a statement which contains the 2nd purpose of religion and the
connector ‘and’, as ‘both-and’ are used together.
As we can see there is only one option with P as the 1st statement and S as the 2nd statement i.e 1st option.
Hence the correct order will be: P-S-Q-R.
Direction: Put the jumbled words in the correct order to form a meaningful sentence. timely / your / am / help / I / for / thankful / really A. I am really thankful for your timely help. B. Your timely help I am thankful for really. C. Your help I am timely thankful for really. D. For your timely help I am really thankful
The correct answer is option A) i.e. I am really thankful for your timely help.
‘I’ is the subject, So it will be taken first of all.
I take helping verb ‘am’.
‘Thankful’ is the noun. It will be placed after helping verb.
‘Really’ is adjective. So it will be placed before ‘noun’.
Thankful carries preposition for. So it will be put just after thankful.
‘Your timely help’ is the object. It will be taken in the last.
Thus the correct sentence is: I am really thankful for your timely help.
Put the jumbled words in the correct order to form a meaningful sentence. In order to tone up P: it should be Q: the physical education program, R: reoriented and implemented A. PQR B. PRQ C. RQP D. QPR
The correct answer is D QPR.
The statement begins with In order to tone up. Tone up what? Clearly, a noun must follow it.
Only Q fulfills this criterion as it begins with the physical education program. Q is first in the sequence.
The Proper sequence should be: 1 : A sub-inspector of police, P : disturbing a public meeting Q : justice to his uniform R : rounded up a group of 18 miscreants S : bent on doing 6 : and marched them to the local jail in Shimoga. A. PRSQ B. QRPS C. RPSQ D. SQRP
Answer: Option D
Solution: A sub-inspector of police, bent on doing justice to his uniform rounded up a group of 18 miscreants disturbing a public meeting and marched them to the local jail in Shimoga.
Arrange the jumbled words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence or a part of the sentence. 1 : There is a continuous demand P : are formed to train humanity Q : for destructive purposes, and world organizations R : in the art of settling their disputes S : to ban the application of science 6 : by peaceful negotiations. A. PRSQ B. QSRP C. RPQS D. SQPR
Answer: Option D
Solution: There is a continuous demand to ban the application of science for destructive purposes, and world organisations are formed to train humanity in the art of settling their disputes by peaceful negotiations.
Arrange the jumbled words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence or a part of the sentence. 1 : Western civilization is P : in its character that Q : national culture by affecting R : it is bound tb influence every S : so powerful and so uniform 6 : its external way of life.
A. PRSQ B. QSRP C. RQSP D. SPRQ
Answer: Option D
Solution: Western civilization is so powerful and so uniform in its character that it is bound to influence every national culture by affecting its external way of life.
Arrange the jumbled words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence or a part of the sentence. The invasion of India P : is more interesting than any other episode of early Indian history Q : to most European readers R : by Alexander the Great of Macedonia S : this occurred during the rule of the Nanda’s A. PQRS B. QPRS C. RSPQ D. SRPQ
Answer: Option C
Solution: The invasion of India by Alexander the Great of Macedonia which occurred during the rule of the Nandas is more interesting than any other episode of early Indian history to most European readers.
Arrange the jumbled words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence or a part of the sentence. The boy P : with big blue eyes Q : watched him, R : and he never said a word S : that had an uncanny cold fire in them A. PQRS B. PQSR C. QPSR D. QRPS
Answer: Option C
Solution: The boy watched him, with big blue eyes that had an uncanny cold fire in them and he never said a word.
