Para Jumbles

When rearranged, which would be the FOURTH sentence of the paragraph?

Directions: Rearrange the given parts, A, B, C, D, E, and F in such a manner that, when arranged, they read as a logical paragraph.

(A) Meanwhile both Patel and Nehru went on All India Radio to appeal to the people not to think of revenge, but to carry the message of love and peace enunciated by Mahatama Gandhi. (B) But none of this happened. One immediate consequence of Gandhi's death was the patching of potentially disastrous rift between Jawahar Lal Nehru and Vallabhbhai Patel. (C) Darling's fears were shared by other Western observers who thought that India would go back to the pattern of the 18^th century, when ts territory was carved up between dozens of small and large chiefdoms. (D) None of this would have been possible if Nehru and Patel had gone their separate ways, or if the intensity of Hindu-Muslim violence had continued unabated. Thus Gandhi's martyrdom assured the unity of India. (E) On January 31, 1948, Malcolm Darling wrote in his diary, 'Very difficult to say what will happen next...... Further disintegration seems inevitable......I wonder if sooner or later we will have to go back'. (F) This diminution of communal passions allowed Nehru, Patel and their colleagues to focus on giving the country a democratic constitution and lay the foundation of independent foreign and economic policies.

When rearranged, which would be the SIXTH sentence of the paragraph?

Directions: Rearrange the given parts, A, B, C, D, E, and F in such a manner that, when arranged, they read as a logical paragraph.

(A) Meanwhile both Patel and Nehru went on All India Radio to appeal to the people not to think of revenge, but to carry the message of love and peace enunciated by Mahatama Gandhi. (B) But none of this happened. One immediate consequence of Gandhi's death was the patching of potentially disastrous rift between Jawahar Lal Nehru and Vallabhbhai Patel. (C) Darling's fears were shared by other Western observers who thought that India would go back to the pattern of the 18^th century, when ts territory was carved up between dozens of small and large chiefdoms. (D) None of this would have been possible if Nehru and Patel had gone their separate ways, or if the intensity of Hindu-Muslim violence had continued unabated. Thus Gandhi's martyrdom assured the unity of India. (E) On January 31, 1948, Malcolm Darling wrote in his diary, 'Very difficult to say what will happen next...... Further disintegration seems inevitable......I wonder if sooner or later we will have to go back'. (F) This diminution of communal passions allowed Nehru, Patel and their colleagues to focus on giving the country a democratic constitution and lay the foundation of independent foreign and economic policies.

When rearranged, which would be the FIFTH sentence of the paragraph?

Directions: Rearrange the given parts, A, B, C, D, E, and F in such a manner that, when arranged, they read as a logical paragraph.

(A) Meanwhile both Patel and Nehru went on All India Radio to appeal to the people not to think of revenge, but to carry the message of love and peace enunciated by Mahatama Gandhi. (B) But none of this happened. One immediate consequence of Gandhi's death was the patching of potentially disastrous rift between Jawahar Lal Nehru and Vallabhbhai Patel. (C) Darling's fears were shared by other Western observers who thought that India would go back to the pattern of the 18^th century, when ts territory was carved up between dozens of small and large chiefdoms. (D) None of this would have been possible if Nehru and Patel had gone their separate ways, or if the intensity of Hindu-Muslim violence had continued unabated. Thus Gandhi's martyrdom assured the unity of India. (E) On January 31, 1948, Malcolm Darling wrote in his diary, 'Very difficult to say what will happen next...... Further disintegration seems inevitable......I wonder if sooner or later we will have to go back'. (F) This diminution of communal passions allowed Nehru, Patel and their colleagues to focus on giving the country a democratic constitution and lay the foundation of independent foreign and economic policies.

When rearranged, which would be the FIRST sentence of the paragraph?

Directions: Rearrange the given parts, A, B, C, D, E, and F in such a manner that, when arranged, they read as a logical paragraph.

(A) Meanwhile both Patel and Nehru went on All India Radio to appeal to the people not to think of revenge, but to carry the message of love and peace enunciated by Mahatama Gandhi. (B) But none of this happened. One immediate consequence of Gandhi's death was the patching of potentially disastrous rift between Jawahar Lal Nehru and Vallabhbhai Patel. (C) Darling's fears were shared by other Western observers who thought that India would go back to the pattern of the 18^th century, when ts territory was carved up between dozens of small and large chiefdoms. (D) None of this would have been possible if Nehru and Patel had gone their separate ways, or if the intensity of Hindu-Muslim violence had continued unabated. Thus Gandhi's martyrdom assured the unity of India. (E) On January 31, 1948, Malcolm Darling wrote in his diary, 'Very difficult to say what will happen next...... Further disintegration seems inevitable......I wonder if sooner or later we will have to go back'. (F) This diminution of communal passions allowed Nehru, Patel and their colleagues to focus on giving the country a democratic constitution and lay the foundation of independent foreign and economic policies.

Directions: In the question below, the first and the last (correctly ordered) sentences are numbered 1 and 6, respectively. The rest of the passage is split into four parts and named B, C, D and E. These four parts are not given in a proper order. Choose the correct combination from the given alternatives.

1. The video game industry began in 1971 with the release of the arcade game, Computer Space. B. Inspired by this success, the same year saw the introduction of video games to the home market with the release of the early video game console, the Magnavox Odyssey. C. The crash eventually came to an end with the success of Taito's Space Invaders, paving the way for the golden age of video arcade games. D. The following year, Atari, Inc. released the first commercially successful video game, Pong, the original arcade version of which sold over 19,000 arcade cabinets. E. However, both the arcade and home markets would be dominated by Pong clones, which flooded the market and led to the video game crash of 1977.
2. The game's success inspired arcade machines to become prevalent in mainstream locations such as shopping malls, traditional storefronts, restaurants and convenience stores during the golden age.

Directions: The following question consists of fragments of a sentence. The first fragment (1) and the last fragment (6) are in order. The other four are jumbled up and are designated as P, Q, R and S. Find out the correct sequence of these from the given alternatives. No.1. A report by Goldman Sachs predicts P. in excess of 5% annually Q. consistently growing R. the only economy S. that India would be No. 6. till the year 2050.

Directions: The following question consists of fragments of a sentence. The first fragment (1) and the last fragment (6) are in order. The other four are jumbled up and are designated as P, Q, R and S. Find out the correct sequence of these from the given alternatives. No. 1. The Andhra Pradesh government P. has drawn up an ambitious Rs 8.5 crore action plan Q. silently bearing the brunt of the monkey menace R. in several parts of the State for years S. for both control and rehabilitation No. 6. of the unwanted simians.

Directions: The following question consists of fragments of a sentence. The first fragment (1) and the last fragment (6) are in order. The other four are jumbled up and are designated as P, Q, R and S. Find out the correct sequence of these from the given alternatives. No. 1. Air India's fleet acquisition proposal P. is facing rough weather Q. over the last minute changes R. in the tender specifications S. with Airbus crying foul No. 6. favouring Boeing.

Directions: The following question consists of fragments of a sentence. The first fragment (1) and the last fragment (6) are in order. The other four are jumbled up and are designated as P, Q, R and S. Find out the correct sequence of these from the given alternatives. No. 1. Delhi University's top job P. and the teaching fraternity Q. is keenly waiting to see R. falls vacant in May S. after the present vice chancellor retires No. 6. who will take over from him.

Directions: The following question consists of fragments of a sentence. The first fragment (1) and the last fragment (6) are in order. The other four are jumbled up and are designated as P, Q, R and S. Find out the correct sequence of these from the given alternatives. No. 1. In the first of its kind of exercise P. the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IIT-D) Q. for research and development R. showcased its potential S. to the members of the corporate world No. 6. at 12 Tech—an interface between the industry and the institute.