Sentences Rearrangement Questions and Answers

Answer: D

Correct answer: D

The FIRST sentence of the rearranged paragraph is D.

Correct sequence: D – A – B – C – E

How the paragraph builds:

1. D states the thesis: intelligence and creativity are two different things.
2. A offers the evidence - one evidence of this points back to that thesis.
3. B restates the evidence: in other words, replicating is easy, creating is hard.
4. C raises the complaint: these replicates are rated high and promoted over creators.
5. E answers the complaint - creators may be slow at absorbing, but in the long term they hold the upper edge.

These replicates in C needs B before it, and E’s closing clause about creators gaining the upper edge reads as the reply to C’s unfairness.

Answer: B

Correct answer: B

The THIRD sentence of the rearranged paragraph is B.

Correct sequence: D – A – B – C – E

How the paragraph builds:

1. D states the thesis: intelligence and creativity are two different things.
2. A offers the evidence - one evidence of this points back to that thesis.
3. B restates the evidence: in other words, replicating is easy, creating is hard.
4. C raises the complaint: these replicates are rated high and promoted over creators.
5. E answers the complaint - creators may be slow at absorbing, but in the long term they hold the upper edge.

These replicates in C needs B before it, and E’s closing clause about creators gaining the upper edge reads as the reply to C’s unfairness.

Answer: B

Correct answer: D

The FIRST sentence of the rearranged paragraph is D.

Correct sequence: D – B – F – A – C – E

How the paragraph builds:

1. D introduces the topic: a banker has various rights.
2. B says these have been vested by law - these can only be the rights just named.
3. F adds the second half of the subject: along with the rights there are obligations.
4. A then names what those rights and obligations are - mandates and power of attorney - which requires both to have been mentioned first.
5. C explains the power of attorney in practice, through a third person operating the account.
6. E ends by classifying it as general or special.

Such rights and obligations in A is the pivot: it can only follow D, B and F together.

Answer: A

Correct answer: B

The SECOND sentence of the rearranged paragraph is B.

Correct sequence: D – B – F – A – C – E

How the paragraph builds:

1. D introduces the topic: a banker has various rights.
2. B says these have been vested by law - these can only be the rights just named.
3. F adds the second half of the subject: along with the rights there are obligations.
4. A then names what those rights and obligations are - mandates and power of attorney - which requires both to have been mentioned first.
5. C explains the power of attorney in practice, through a third person operating the account.
6. E ends by classifying it as general or special.

Such rights and obligations in A is the pivot: it can only follow D, B and F together.

Answer: E

Correct answer: F

The THIRD sentence of the rearranged paragraph is F.

Correct sequence: D – B – F – A – C – E

How the paragraph builds:

1. D introduces the topic: a banker has various rights.
2. B says these have been vested by law - these can only be the rights just named.
3. F adds the second half of the subject: along with the rights there are obligations.
4. A then names what those rights and obligations are - mandates and power of attorney - which requires both to have been mentioned first.
5. C explains the power of attorney in practice, through a third person operating the account.
6. E ends by classifying it as general or special.

Such rights and obligations in A is the pivot: it can only follow D, B and F together.

Answer: A

Correct answer: A

The FOURTH sentence of the rearranged paragraph is A.

Correct sequence: D – B – F – A – C – E

How the paragraph builds:

1. D introduces the topic: a banker has various rights.
2. B says these have been vested by law - these can only be the rights just named.
3. F adds the second half of the subject: along with the rights there are obligations.
4. A then names what those rights and obligations are - mandates and power of attorney - which requires both to have been mentioned first.
5. C explains the power of attorney in practice, through a third person operating the account.
6. E ends by classifying it as general or special.

Such rights and obligations in A is the pivot: it can only follow D, B and F together.

Answer: C

Correct answer: E

The LAST sentence of the rearranged paragraph is E.

Correct sequence: D – B – F – A – C – E

How the paragraph builds:

1. D introduces the topic: a banker has various rights.
2. B says these have been vested by law - these can only be the rights just named.
3. F adds the second half of the subject: along with the rights there are obligations.
4. A then names what those rights and obligations are - mandates and power of attorney - which requires both to have been mentioned first.
5. C explains the power of attorney in practice, through a third person operating the account.
6. E ends by classifying it as general or special.

Such rights and obligations in A is the pivot: it can only follow D, B and F together.

Answer: D

Correct answer: B

The FIRST sentence of the rearranged paragraph is B.

Correct sequence: B – D – A – F – C – E

How the paragraph builds:

1. B opens by naming the subject: agents and corporate agents are the key distribution channels.
2. D follows with what must therefore be done - these agencies refers straight back to the agents in B.
3. A begins Towards this, so it must come after the aim stated in D, and it gives the IRDA’s first measure.
4. F turns to rural and non-urban centres, introducing the rural theme.
5. C adds a further measure - vernacular books and training material, which belongs with that rural push.
6. E closes with the last concession made for rural agents, the lowered educational qualification.

The chain of reference decides the order: these agencies in D, towards this in A, and the two also clauses in C and E, which can only come after the first measure has been stated.

Answer: B

Correct answer: D

The SECOND sentence of the rearranged paragraph is D.

Correct sequence: B – D – A – F – C – E

How the paragraph builds:

1. B opens by naming the subject: agents and corporate agents are the key distribution channels.
2. D follows with what must therefore be done - these agencies refers straight back to the agents in B.
3. A begins Towards this, so it must come after the aim stated in D, and it gives the IRDA’s first measure.
4. F turns to rural and non-urban centres, introducing the rural theme.
5. C adds a further measure - vernacular books and training material, which belongs with that rural push.
6. E closes with the last concession made for rural agents, the lowered educational qualification.

The chain of reference decides the order: these agencies in D, towards this in A, and the two also clauses in C and E, which can only come after the first measure has been stated.

Answer: B

Correct answer: A

The THIRD sentence of the rearranged paragraph is A.

Correct sequence: B – D – A – F – C – E

How the paragraph builds:

1. B opens by naming the subject: agents and corporate agents are the key distribution channels.
2. D follows with what must therefore be done - these agencies refers straight back to the agents in B.
3. A begins Towards this, so it must come after the aim stated in D, and it gives the IRDA’s first measure.
4. F turns to rural and non-urban centres, introducing the rural theme.
5. C adds a further measure - vernacular books and training material, which belongs with that rural push.
6. E closes with the last concession made for rural agents, the lowered educational qualification.

The chain of reference decides the order: these agencies in D, towards this in A, and the two also clauses in C and E, which can only come after the first measure has been stated.