Ordering of Words in a Sentence - Test-03

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) The unfortunate person,
(P) of social contempt
(Q) but he is also the victim
(R) who is unemployed, is
(S) not only the object of self-pity,
(6) and a danger to the society.

a. PQSR

b. QPRS

c. RSQP

d. SRPQ

2. If
(P) a foreigner wishes to
(Q) learn standard English
(R) learn English
(S) he will, of course.

a. PQSR

b. PRQS

c. PRSQ

d. SRQP

3. (P) I am planning to go
(Q) to the hill station
(R) to spend my vacation
(S) where an acquaintance of my father lives

a. PQRS

b. PSQR

c. RPQS

d. RQPS

4. (1) Lakhs of students
(P) on all-India basis
(Q) from all over India
(R) which are held
(S) appear in thO examinations
(6) by different recruiting organisations.

a. PQSR

b. QSPR

c. QSRP

d. SRQP

5. (P) took place
(Q) when militants opened fire on BSF men
(R) the encounter lasting over two hours
(S) in the town around 8.30 a.m.

a. QPRS

b. QSRP

c. RPQS

d. RPSQ

6. (1) In this way, balancing his accounts
(P) would bring about
(Q) only extreme non-violence,
(R) with violence and non-violence,
(S) Gandhi concluded that
(6) the end of British rule.

a. RPQS

b. RQSP

c. RSPQ

d. RSQP

7. Work is the one thing
(P) and without it
(Q) that is necessary
(R) to keep the world going
(S) we all should die

a. QPSR

b. QRPS

c. RPQS

d. SRPQ

8. As we all know
(P) a legislation
(Q) needs the assent of the President
(R) passed by the houses of Parliament
(S) to become law

a. PQSR

b. PRQS