Ordering of Words in a Sentence - Test-02

Ordering of Words in a Sentence
Directions: In the following items some parts of the sentence have been jumbled up. You are required to re-arrange these parts that are labeled P, Q, R and S to produce the correct sentence.

1. (1) Western civilisation is
(P) in its character that
(Q) national culture by affecting
(R) it is bound to influence every
(S) so powerful and so uniform
(6) its external way of life

a. PRSQ

b. QSRP

c. RQSP

d. SPRQ

2. Towards midnight
(P) so that the sky was lighted with
(Q) and the clouds drifted away
(R) the rain ceased
(S) the incredible lamp of stars

a. RPQS

b. RQPS

c. SPQR

d. SQPR

3. The Buddha
(P) who had
(Q) set views
(R) was opposed to all those
(S) or closed system of thought

a. PQRS

b. PQSR

c. RPQS

d. SRPQ

4. Churchill observed that
(P) the impressive and inspiring spectacle
(Q) displayed the vigour and efficiency
(R) of the civil defence forces otLondon
(S) he had witnessed in Hyde park that morning

a. PQRS

b. PSQR

c. PSRQ

d. SPRQ

5. (1) I am aware of the exciting demands
(P) in the highest public offic6
(Q) these demands have to
(R) but I do not see that
(S) of security of those
(6) wildly inconsistent with the rights of a citizen.

a. PRQS

b. RSPQ

c. SPQR

d. SPRQ

6. (1) What handicapped people
(P) an opportunity to pull their weight
(Q) but what we are ready
(R) and do something useful
(S) want most of all is
(6) to offer is pity.

a. PQSR

b. QSPR

c. RPQS

d. SPRQ

7. (1) There is a fashion now-a-days
(P) as an evil
(Q) who is born with a silver spoon
(R) to bewail poverty
(S) and to pity the youngman
(6) in his mouth.

a. PSRQ

b. RPSQ

c. RSQP

d. SPRQ

8. Atypical Prakash Padukone day
(P) or even a game oftennis
(Q) starts off
(R) on some days
(S) with an early morning

a. QSPR

b. QSRP

c. RPSQ

d. RSQP

9. As his hunting skill increased,
(P) till at last it was as impossible for him
(Q) so did his lov~ for the hunt
(R) as it is for the opium eater
(S) to pass a day without it
(6) to forgo his daily potion.

a. PQRS

b. PSQR

c. QPSR

d. RSQP

10. The man
(P) is generally the one
(Q) who can work very hard
(R) when he must work
(S) who can play most heartily when he has the chance of playing

a. PSQR

b. QRPS

c. QRSP

d. SPQR