Sentences Rearrangement Questions and Answers

Answer: B

Correct answer: B

The FIRST sentence of the rearranged paragraph is B.

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

How the paragraph builds:

1. B sets the scene: a dense forest sixteen miles from Mysore.
2. E introduces the character living in it.
3. A gives his difficulty - he blamed his honesty for the family’s poverty.
4. F is his decision: so he wanted to discuss it with his family.
5. C is the discussion itself.
6. D is their reply, which ends the story.

This is a narrative, so the order follows the events; so in F and them in C each point back to the sentence before.

Answer: C

Correct answer: C

The FIFTH sentence of the rearranged paragraph is C.

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

How the paragraph builds:

1. B sets the scene: a dense forest sixteen miles from Mysore.
2. E introduces the character living in it.
3. A gives his difficulty - he blamed his honesty for the family’s poverty.
4. F is his decision: so he wanted to discuss it with his family.
5. C is the discussion itself.
6. D is their reply, which ends the story.

This is a narrative, so the order follows the events; so in F and them in C each point back to the sentence before.

Answer: E

Correct answer: E

The SECOND sentence of the rearranged paragraph is E.

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

How the paragraph builds:

1. B sets the scene: a dense forest sixteen miles from Mysore.
2. E introduces the character living in it.
3. A gives his difficulty - he blamed his honesty for the family’s poverty.
4. F is his decision: so he wanted to discuss it with his family.
5. C is the discussion itself.
6. D is their reply, which ends the story.

This is a narrative, so the order follows the events; so in F and them in C each point back to the sentence before.

Answer: A

Correct answer: A

The THIRD sentence of the rearranged paragraph is A.

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

How the paragraph builds:

1. B sets the scene: a dense forest sixteen miles from Mysore.
2. E introduces the character living in it.
3. A gives his difficulty - he blamed his honesty for the family’s poverty.
4. F is his decision: so he wanted to discuss it with his family.
5. C is the discussion itself.
6. D is their reply, which ends the story.

This is a narrative, so the order follows the events; so in F and them in C each point back to the sentence before.