Question

A. It is exciting and various.
B. I am a writer as I might have been a doctor or a lawyer.
C. The writer is free to work in what he believes.
D. It is so pleasant a profession that it not surprising if a vast number of persons adopt it who have no qualifications for it.

• A. CADB
• B. ABDC
• C. DBCA
• D. BDAC

Hint:

In profession-related sequencing, start with the general advantages, follow with additional positives, then introduce a limitation or realistic observation, and end with a personal reflection or choice.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

The best opening is C — "The writer is free to work in what he believes." — because it introduces the profession in a general and positive light, focusing on the writer’s freedom. This sets the tone for discussing the nature of writing.
Following C, A — "It is exciting and various." — logically comes next, expanding on the appeal of the writing profession by describing its dynamic and diverse nature.
Next, D — "It is so pleasant a profession that it not surprising if a vast number of persons adopt it who have no qualifications for it." — adds another dimension, noting that the attractiveness of writing draws many, even those unqualified, which brings balance by introducing a limitation or issue.
Finally, B — "I am a writer as I might have been a doctor or a lawyer." — provides a personal closing statement, linking the profession back to the speaker’s personal choice and showing that writing is one of many career possibilities.
Thus, the correct sequence is C → A → D → B, matching option (a) CADB.