IBPS Clerk Prelims English Quiz
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Directions (1-5): Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful paragraph and then
answer the questions that follow.
Directions (1-5): Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful paragraph and then
answer the questions that follow.
(A)
They slow respiration, focus the mind, and calm the emotions.
They slow respiration, focus the mind, and calm the emotions.
(B)
Most importantly, they allow us to influence the flow of life-force in the body
and mind.
Most importantly, they allow us to influence the flow of life-force in the body
and mind.
(C)
The science of yoga has long recognized that breathing exercises can exert a
powerful influence on the mind.
The science of yoga has long recognized that breathing exercises can exert a
powerful influence on the mind.
(D)
The reason yoga techniques are so powerful is that they give us a means to
control this subtle energy, called prana in Sanskrit.
The reason yoga techniques are so powerful is that they give us a means to
control this subtle energy, called prana in Sanskrit.
(E)
In fact, there are many different breathing techniques, pranayama: “control of
subtle energy.”
In fact, there are many different breathing techniques, pranayama: “control of
subtle energy.”
(F)
Prana is finer than the electromagnetic forces of this physical universe. It is
the primordial sea of energy from which the very atoms emerge.
Prana is finer than the electromagnetic forces of this physical universe. It is
the primordial sea of energy from which the very atoms emerge.
Q1.
What should be the FOURTH sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
What should be the FOURTH sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
(a)
A
A
(b)
B
B
(c)
D
D
(d)
F
F
(e)
C
C
Q2.
What should be the LAST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
What should be the LAST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
(a)
F
F
(b)
A
A
(c)
C
C
(d)
D
D
(e)
E
E
Q3.
What should be the SECOND sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
What should be the SECOND sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
(a)
A
A
(b)
D
D
(c)
E
E
(d)
F
(e) C
F
(e) C
L1Difficulty 3
QTags Sentence Rearrangement
Q4.
What should be the THIRD sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
What should be the THIRD sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
(a)
F
F
(b)
C
C
(c)
B
(d) A
(e) D
B
(d) A
(e) D
L1Difficulty 3
QTags Sentence Rearrangement
Q5.
What should be the FIRST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
What should be the FIRST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
(a)
A
A
(b)
D
D
(c)
B
B
(d)
E
E
(e)
C
C
L1Difficulty 3
QTags Sentence Rearrangement
Directions (6-10): Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful paragraph and then
answer the questions that follow.
answer the questions that follow.
(A) GDP rise in more
than 27 years. The International Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese
economy could grow at 5.8% next year,
than 27 years. The International Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese
economy could grow at 5.8% next year,
(B) even slower than the 6.1% forecast for this year.
(C) hoping that it would finally ease trade tensions though a
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
(D) Clearly, China’s trade war with the US is taking a toll
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
(E) China’s economy grew by 6% in the third quarter of this
year from a year earlier—its slowest
year from a year earlier—its slowest
(F) China and the US managed to reach a preliminary deal a
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
Q6.
What should be the FOURTH sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
What should be the FOURTH sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
(a)
A
A
(b)
B
B
(c)
D
D
(d)
F
F
(e)
C
C
Q7.
What should be the LAST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
What should be the LAST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
(a)
F
F
(b)
A
A
(c)
E
E
(d)
D
D
(e)
C
C
What should be the SECOND sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
(a)
A
A
(b)
D
D
(c)
E
E
(d)
F
(e) C
F
(e) C
Q9.
What should be the THIRD sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
What should be the THIRD sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
(a)
F
F
(b)
C
C
(c)
B
(d) A
(e) D
B
(d) A
(e) D
Q10.
What should be the FIRST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
What should be the FIRST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
(a)
A
A
(b)
D
D
(c)
B
B
(d)
E
E
(e)
C
C
Directions (11-15): Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful paragraph and then
answer the questions that follow.
answer the questions that follow.
(A) To mark Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary, the Dalai Lama spoke to
Mint about the continuing
Mint about the continuing
(B)As a child in Lhasa, the 14th Dalai Lama dreamt of Gandhi. Today, he
says,
says,
(C) relevance of Gandhi, and the ideas of non-violence, kindness,
compassion and the world as one community.
compassion and the world as one community.
(D) the world needs to remember the Mahatma’s lessons of non-violence
more than ever before.
more than ever before.
(E) Gandhi turned a 3,000-year-old Indian tradition of ahimsa into a
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
Q11.
What should be the FOURTH sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
What should be the FOURTH sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
(a)
A
A
(b)
B
B
(c)
D
D
(d)
E
E
(e)
C
C
Q12.
What should be the LAST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
What should be the LAST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
(a)
B
B
(b)
A
A
(c)
C
C
(d)
D
D
(e)
E
E
Q13.
What should be the SECOND sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
What should be the SECOND sentence
of the coherent paragraph?
(a)
A
A
(b)
D
D
(c)
E
E
(d)
B
(e) C
B
(e) C
Q14.
What should be the THIRD sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
What should be the THIRD sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
(a)
E
E
(b)
C
C
(c)
B
(d) A
(e) D
B
(d) A
(e) D
Q15.
What should be the FIRST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
What should be the FIRST sentence of
the coherent paragraph?
(a)
A
A
(b)
D
D
(c)
B
B
(d)
E
E
(e)
C
C
Solutions
S1.
Ans. (b)
Ans. (b)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
The
sentence (C) provides the theme of the passage which is ‘importance of
breathing exercises in Yoga’. The sentence (C) should be the first sentence of
the coherent paragraph.
sentence (C) provides the theme of the passage which is ‘importance of
breathing exercises in Yoga’. The sentence (C) should be the first sentence of
the coherent paragraph.
The
sentence (C) introduces the term ‘breathing exercises’, while the sentence (E)
talks about ‘different types of breathing techniques, ‘pranayama’ is one of
them’. The sentence (A) provides what happens in a breathing exercise. Talking
about different types of breathing exercises and then, telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise is more coherent than first telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise and then, talking about different types of
breathing exercises. Now, the sentence (E) should be the second sentence of the
coherent paragraph and the sentence (A) should be the THIRD sentence of the
coherent paragraph. The sentence (B) further talks about or qualifies the
information presented in the sentence (A). So, the sentence (B) should be the FOURTH
sentence of the coherent paragraph.
sentence (C) introduces the term ‘breathing exercises’, while the sentence (E)
talks about ‘different types of breathing techniques, ‘pranayama’ is one of
them’. The sentence (A) provides what happens in a breathing exercise. Talking
about different types of breathing exercises and then, telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise is more coherent than first telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise and then, talking about different types of
breathing exercises. Now, the sentence (E) should be the second sentence of the
coherent paragraph and the sentence (A) should be the THIRD sentence of the
coherent paragraph. The sentence (B) further talks about or qualifies the
information presented in the sentence (A). So, the sentence (B) should be the FOURTH
sentence of the coherent paragraph.
The
sentence (D) introduces a new aspect to the passage and introduces the term
‘Prana’ which is further elaborated by the sentence (F). So, the sentence (D)
should be the FIFTH sentence of the coherent paragraph, and the sentence (F)
should be the SIXTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
sentence (D) introduces a new aspect to the passage and introduces the term
‘Prana’ which is further elaborated by the sentence (F). So, the sentence (D)
should be the FIFTH sentence of the coherent paragraph, and the sentence (F)
should be the SIXTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
Hence,
the final sequence for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
the final sequence for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
So,
the option (b) is the correct answer.
the option (b) is the correct answer.
S2.
Ans. (a)
Ans. (a)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
The
sentence (C) provides the theme of the passage which is ‘importance of
breathing exercises in Yoga’. The sentence (C) should be the first sentence of
the coherent paragraph.
sentence (C) provides the theme of the passage which is ‘importance of
breathing exercises in Yoga’. The sentence (C) should be the first sentence of
the coherent paragraph.
The
sentence (C) introduces the term ‘breathing exercises’, while the sentence (E)
talks about ‘different types of breathing techniques, ‘pranayama’ is one of
them’. The sentence (A) provides what happens in a breathing exercise. Talking
about different types of breathing exercises and then, telling about what happens
in a breathing exercise is more coherent than first telling about what happens
in a breathing exercise and then, talking about different types of breathing
exercises. Now, the sentence (E) should be the second sentence of the coherent
paragraph and the sentence (A) should be the THIRD sentence of the coherent
paragraph. The sentence (B) further talks about or qualifies the information
presented in the sentence (A). So, the sentence (B) should be the FOURTH
sentence of the coherent paragraph.
sentence (C) introduces the term ‘breathing exercises’, while the sentence (E)
talks about ‘different types of breathing techniques, ‘pranayama’ is one of
them’. The sentence (A) provides what happens in a breathing exercise. Talking
about different types of breathing exercises and then, telling about what happens
in a breathing exercise is more coherent than first telling about what happens
in a breathing exercise and then, talking about different types of breathing
exercises. Now, the sentence (E) should be the second sentence of the coherent
paragraph and the sentence (A) should be the THIRD sentence of the coherent
paragraph. The sentence (B) further talks about or qualifies the information
presented in the sentence (A). So, the sentence (B) should be the FOURTH
sentence of the coherent paragraph.
The
sentence (D) introduces a new aspect to the passage and introduces the term
‘Prana’ which is further elaborated by the sentence (F). So, the sentence (D)
should be the FIFTH sentence of the coherent paragraph, and the sentence (F)
should be the SIXTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
sentence (D) introduces a new aspect to the passage and introduces the term
‘Prana’ which is further elaborated by the sentence (F). So, the sentence (D)
should be the FIFTH sentence of the coherent paragraph, and the sentence (F)
should be the SIXTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
Hence,
the final sequence for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
the final sequence for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
So,
the option (a) is the correct answer.
the option (a) is the correct answer.
S3.
Ans. (c)
Ans. (c)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
The
sentence (C) provides the theme of the passage which is ‘importance of
breathing exercises in Yoga’. The sentence (C) should be the first sentence of
the coherent paragraph.
sentence (C) provides the theme of the passage which is ‘importance of
breathing exercises in Yoga’. The sentence (C) should be the first sentence of
the coherent paragraph.
The
sentence (C) introduces the term ‘breathing exercises’, while the sentence (E)
talks about ‘different types of breathing techniques, ‘pranayama’ is one of
them’. The sentence (A) provides what happens in a breathing exercise. Talking
about different types of breathing exercises and then, telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise is more coherent than first telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise and then, talking about different types of
breathing exercises. Now, the sentence (E) should be the second sentence of the
coherent paragraph and the sentence (A) should be the THIRD sentence of the
coherent paragraph. The sentence (B) further talks about or qualifies the
information presented in the sentence (A). So, the sentence (B) should be the
FOURTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
sentence (C) introduces the term ‘breathing exercises’, while the sentence (E)
talks about ‘different types of breathing techniques, ‘pranayama’ is one of
them’. The sentence (A) provides what happens in a breathing exercise. Talking
about different types of breathing exercises and then, telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise is more coherent than first telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise and then, talking about different types of
breathing exercises. Now, the sentence (E) should be the second sentence of the
coherent paragraph and the sentence (A) should be the THIRD sentence of the
coherent paragraph. The sentence (B) further talks about or qualifies the
information presented in the sentence (A). So, the sentence (B) should be the
FOURTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
The
sentence (D) introduces a new aspect to the passage and introduces the term
‘Prana’ which is further elaborated by the sentence (F). So, the sentence (D)
should be the FIFTH sentence of the coherent paragraph, and the sentence (F)
should be the SIXTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
sentence (D) introduces a new aspect to the passage and introduces the term
‘Prana’ which is further elaborated by the sentence (F). So, the sentence (D)
should be the FIFTH sentence of the coherent paragraph, and the sentence (F)
should be the SIXTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
Hence,
the final sequence for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
the final sequence for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
So,
the option (c) is the correct answer.
the option (c) is the correct answer.
S4.
Ans. (d)
Ans. (d)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
The
sentence (C) provides the theme of the passage which is ‘importance of
breathing exercises in Yoga’. The sentence (C) should be the first sentence of
the coherent paragraph.
sentence (C) provides the theme of the passage which is ‘importance of
breathing exercises in Yoga’. The sentence (C) should be the first sentence of
the coherent paragraph.
The
sentence (C) introduces the term ‘breathing exercises’, while the sentence (E)
talks about ‘different types of breathing techniques, ‘pranayama’ is one of
them’. The sentence (A) provides what happens in a breathing exercise. Talking
about different types of breathing exercises and then, telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise is more coherent than first telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise and then, talking about different types of
breathing exercises. Now, the sentence (E) should be the second sentence of the
coherent paragraph and the sentence (A) should be the THIRD sentence of the
coherent paragraph. The sentence (B) further talks about or qualifies the
information presented in the sentence (A). So, the sentence (B) should be the
FOURTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
sentence (C) introduces the term ‘breathing exercises’, while the sentence (E)
talks about ‘different types of breathing techniques, ‘pranayama’ is one of
them’. The sentence (A) provides what happens in a breathing exercise. Talking
about different types of breathing exercises and then, telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise is more coherent than first telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise and then, talking about different types of
breathing exercises. Now, the sentence (E) should be the second sentence of the
coherent paragraph and the sentence (A) should be the THIRD sentence of the
coherent paragraph. The sentence (B) further talks about or qualifies the
information presented in the sentence (A). So, the sentence (B) should be the
FOURTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
The
sentence (D) introduces a new aspect to the passage and introduces the term
‘Prana’ which is further elaborated by the sentence (F). So, the sentence (D)
should be the FIFTH sentence of the coherent paragraph, and the sentence (F)
should be the SIXTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
sentence (D) introduces a new aspect to the passage and introduces the term
‘Prana’ which is further elaborated by the sentence (F). So, the sentence (D)
should be the FIFTH sentence of the coherent paragraph, and the sentence (F)
should be the SIXTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
Hence,
the final sequence for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
the final sequence for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
So,
the option (d) is the correct answer.
the option (d) is the correct answer.
S5.
Ans. (e)
Ans. (e)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
The
sentence (C) provides the theme of the passage which is ‘importance of
breathing exercises in Yoga’. The sentence (C) should be the first sentence of
the coherent paragraph.
sentence (C) provides the theme of the passage which is ‘importance of
breathing exercises in Yoga’. The sentence (C) should be the first sentence of
the coherent paragraph.
The
sentence (C) introduces the term ‘breathing exercises’, while the sentence (E)
talks about ‘different types of breathing techniques, ‘pranayama’ is one of
them’. The sentence (A) provides what happens in a breathing exercise. Talking
about different types of breathing exercises and then, telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise is more coherent than first telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise and then, talking about different types of
breathing exercises. Now, the sentence (E) should be the second sentence of the
coherent paragraph and the sentence (A) should be the THIRD sentence of the
coherent paragraph. The sentence (B) further talks about or qualifies the
information presented in the sentence (A). So, the sentence (B) should be the
FOURTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
sentence (C) introduces the term ‘breathing exercises’, while the sentence (E)
talks about ‘different types of breathing techniques, ‘pranayama’ is one of
them’. The sentence (A) provides what happens in a breathing exercise. Talking
about different types of breathing exercises and then, telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise is more coherent than first telling about what
happens in a breathing exercise and then, talking about different types of
breathing exercises. Now, the sentence (E) should be the second sentence of the
coherent paragraph and the sentence (A) should be the THIRD sentence of the
coherent paragraph. The sentence (B) further talks about or qualifies the
information presented in the sentence (A). So, the sentence (B) should be the
FOURTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
The
sentence (D) introduces a new aspect to the passage and introduces the term
‘Prana’ which is further elaborated by the sentence (F). So, the sentence (D)
should be the FIFTH sentence of the coherent paragraph, and the sentence (F)
should be the SIXTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
sentence (D) introduces a new aspect to the passage and introduces the term
‘Prana’ which is further elaborated by the sentence (F). So, the sentence (D)
should be the FIFTH sentence of the coherent paragraph, and the sentence (F)
should be the SIXTH sentence of the coherent paragraph.
Hence,
the final sequence for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
the final sequence for the coherent paragraph is CEABDF.
So,
the option (e) is the correct answer.
the option (e) is the correct answer.
S6.
Ans. (c)
Ans. (c)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is EABDFC .
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is EABDFC .
(E) China’s economy grew by 6% in the third quarter of this
year from a year earlier—its slowest
year from a year earlier—its slowest
(A) GDP rise in more than 27 years. The International
Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next
year,
Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next
year,
(B) even slower than the 6.1% forecast for this year.
(D) Clearly, China’s trade war with the US is taking a toll
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
(F) China and the US managed to reach a preliminary deal a
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
(C) hoping that it would finally ease trade tensions though a
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
S7.
Ans. (e)
Ans. (e)
Sol.
The
correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is EABDFC .
correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is EABDFC .
(E) China’s economy grew by 6% in the third quarter of this
year from a year earlier—its slowest
year from a year earlier—its slowest
(A) GDP rise in more than 27 years. The International
Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next
year,
Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next
year,
(B) even slower than the 6.1% forecast for this year.
(D) Clearly, China’s trade war with the US is taking a toll
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
(F) China and the US managed to reach a preliminary deal a
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
(C) hoping that it would finally ease trade tensions though a
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
S8.
Ans. (a)
Ans. (a)
Sol.
The
correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is EABDFC .
correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is EABDFC .
(E) China’s economy grew by 6% in the third quarter of this
year from a year earlier—its slowest
year from a year earlier—its slowest
(A) GDP rise in more than 27 years. The International
Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next
year,
Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next
year,
(B) even slower than the 6.1% forecast for this year.
(D) Clearly, China’s trade war with the US is taking a toll
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
(F) China and the US managed to reach a preliminary deal a
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
(C) hoping that it would finally ease trade tensions though a
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
S9.
Ans. (c)
Ans. (c)
Sol.
The
correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is EABDFC .
correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is EABDFC .
(E) China’s economy grew by 6% in the third quarter of this
year from a year earlier—its slowest
year from a year earlier—its slowest
(A) GDP rise in more than 27 years. The International
Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next
year,
Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next
year,
(B) even slower than the 6.1% forecast for this year.
(D) Clearly, China’s trade war with the US is taking a toll
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
(F) China and the US managed to reach a preliminary deal a
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
(C) hoping that it would finally ease trade tensions though a
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
S10.
Ans. (d)
Ans. (d)
Sol.
The
correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is EABDFC .
correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is EABDFC .
(E) China’s economy grew by 6% in the third quarter of this
year from a year earlier—its slowest
year from a year earlier—its slowest
(A) GDP rise in more than 27 years. The International
Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next
year,
Monetary Fund is suggesting that the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next
year,
(B) even slower than the 6.1% forecast for this year.
(D) Clearly, China’s trade war with the US is taking a toll
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
on its economic health, making the end of this conflict a veritable necessity.
(F) China and the US managed to reach a preliminary deal a
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
few days back, a “love fest”, according to US President Donald Trump,
(C) hoping that it would finally ease trade tensions though a
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
comprehensive trade agreement is still nowhere on the horizon.
S11.
Ans. (a)
Ans. (a)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is BDEAC.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is BDEAC.
(B)As a child in Lhasa, the 14th Dalai Lama dreamt of Gandhi. Today, he
says,
says,
(D) the world needs to remember the Mahatma’s lessons of non-violence
more than ever before.
more than ever before.
(E) Gandhi turned a 3,000-year-old Indian tradition of ahimsa into a
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
(A) To mark Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary, the Dalai Lama spoke to
Mint about the continuing
Mint about the continuing
(C) relevance of Gandhi, and the ideas of non-violence, kindness,
compassion and the world as one community.
compassion and the world as one community.
S12.
Ans. (c)
Ans. (c)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is BDEAC.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is BDEAC.
(B)As a child in Lhasa, the 14th Dalai Lama dreamt of Gandhi. Today, he
says,
says,
(D) the world needs to remember the Mahatma’s lessons of non-violence
more than ever before.
more than ever before.
(E) Gandhi turned a 3,000-year-old Indian tradition of ahimsa into a
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
(A) To mark Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary, the Dalai Lama spoke to
Mint about the continuing
Mint about the continuing
(C) relevance of Gandhi, and the ideas of non-violence, kindness,
compassion and the world as one community.
compassion and the world as one community.
S13.
Ans. (b)
Ans. (b)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is BDEAC.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is BDEAC.
(B)As a child in Lhasa, the 14th Dalai Lama dreamt of Gandhi. Today, he
says,
says,
(D) the world needs to remember the Mahatma’s lessons of non-violence
more than ever before.
more than ever before.
(E) Gandhi turned a 3,000-year-old Indian tradition of ahimsa into a
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
(A) To mark Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary, the Dalai Lama spoke to
Mint about the continuing
Mint about the continuing
(C) relevance of Gandhi, and the ideas of non-violence, kindness,
compassion and the world as one community.
compassion and the world as one community.
S14.
Ans. (a)
Ans. (a)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is BDEAC.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is BDEAC.
(B)As a child in Lhasa, the 14th Dalai Lama dreamt of Gandhi. Today, he
says,
says,
(D) the world needs to remember the Mahatma’s lessons of non-violence
more than ever before.
more than ever before.
(E) Gandhi turned a 3,000-year-old Indian tradition of ahimsa into a
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
(A) To mark Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary, the Dalai Lama spoke to
Mint about the continuing
Mint about the continuing
(C) relevance of Gandhi, and the ideas of non-violence, kindness,
compassion and the world as one community.
compassion and the world as one community.
S15.
Ans. (c)
Ans. (c)
Sol.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is BDEAC.
The correct sequence of sentences for the coherent paragraph is BDEAC.
(B)As a child in Lhasa, the 14th Dalai Lama dreamt of Gandhi. Today, he
says,
says,
(D) the world needs to remember the Mahatma’s lessons of non-violence
more than ever before.
more than ever before.
(E) Gandhi turned a 3,000-year-old Indian tradition of ahimsa into a
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
living principle, says the Dalai Lama, who considers the Mahatma his teacher.
(A) To mark Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary, the Dalai Lama spoke to
Mint about the continuing
Mint about the continuing
(C) relevance of Gandhi, and the ideas of non-violence, kindness,
compassion and the world as one community.
compassion and the world as one community.
