Multiple choice

Directions: Rearrange the following jumbled sentences to form a coherent paragraph.

A. Mere making of a promise or a provision in the constitution is not likely to provide work for anyone, except perhaps for the politicians who are experts in making impossible promises. B. With cold hard statistics, can a concrete blueprint of an employment generation programme be worked out? C. They find nothing wrong in adding one more promise of ‘Right to Work’ without giving substantial thought to comprehensive economic policies, innovative employment generation schemes, efficient organisation of the economic system, and other pragmatic and result–oriented techniques. D. The feeling is that the slogan of ‘Right to Work’ is nothing but a digressive, escapist, tangential, flippant, and a comic proposal. E. In the present situation of our country, is the guarantee of the Right to Work feasible?

  1. BDECA

  2. EBDAC

  3. DBEAC

  4. EDCAB
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Question in E initiates the sequence as it introduces the subject 'Right to Work'. E is followed by another question in B as it provides support to E. D follows B as it answers the question. Thus, we have EBD link. 'They' in C refers to 'politicians' in A. Thus, C follows A. This sequence is found in only option (2). Hence, it is the answer.

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