Ordering of Words in a Sentence - Test-04

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) Every body
(P) attracts every other
(Q) whether big or small,
(R) body with the force
(S) in the universe
(6) of gravitation


2. (1) A sub-inspector of police,
(P) disturbing a public meeting
(Q) justice to his uniform,
(R)rounded up a group of 18 miscreants
(S)bent on doing
(6)and marched them to the local jail in Shimoga.


3. (1) When I reached my office
(P) to get home early
(Q) I phoned my mother
(R) that I wouldn't be able
(S) to tell her
(6) as I had promised.


4. (1) Though the Govt. claims
(P) it has failed to arrest
(Q) the rate of inflation is down
(R) or the decrease
(S) the rise in prices
(6) in the per capita income


5. (1) The Minister of State for power
(P) laying emphasis
(Q) in conservation of electricity in industries
(R)has written to his counterparts in State Governments
(S) on bringing about improvement
(6) by introduction of energy efficient equipment.


6. (1) Fair play demands that
(P) which may tend to give a poor impression
(Q) before any comments are made
(R)the person 'concerned should be asked
(S) about a person
(6) to give his side of the story.


7. (1) India has been a land
(P) but in the sense that learning has always been very highly valued
(Q)not indeed in the sense that education has been universal,
(R) and the learned man has been held in higher esteem
(S) of learning throughout the ages
(6) than the warrioror the administrator.


8. (1) 1 reasoned wiih him
(P) but could not disabuse him
(Q) that the lawyer
(R) for an hour
(S) of the notion
(6) who had his case in hand was incompetent.


9. (1) People read and recite the Ramayana,
(P)which refers to those high ideals of human conduct
(Q) with great devotion,
(R) that aspect of its greatness
(S) but they mostly fail to appreciate
(6) that this great epic places before us.


10. We can think of
(P) often confused in the public mind
(Q) which suggest the need for
(R) two factors
(S) an international language


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