Question

Directions: In the following question, different parts of a sentence/passage have been jumbled. Choose the option that represents the best sequence to make the sentence/passage coherent and meaningful. Ignore punctuation marks.
P: Of the responsibility for
Q: Of the class
R: The success or failure
S: On the Principal rests much

• A. RQPS
• B. SPRQ
• C. QSRP
• D. PRSQ
• E. SQRP

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

To solve this question, we must rearrange the given parts of the sentence to form a coherent and meaningful sentence. The parts of the sentence are labeled as P, Q, R, and S:

• P: Of the responsibility for
• Q: Of the class
• R: The success or failure
• S: On the Principal rests much

We need to determine the order in which these parts should be arranged. Let's analyze each part:

1. The part "S: On the Principal rests much" seems like it could be a good starting point for the sentence, as it introduces the subject, "the Principal," and suggests that something is resting on them.
2. Following S, we need something that indicates what is resting on the Principal. The part "P: Of the responsibility for" fits well after S, as it continues the structure "On the Principal rests much of the responsibility for...".
3. Next, we need to identify what the responsibility pertains to. The part "R: The success or failure" logically follows P, specifying that the responsibility concerns "the success or failure."
4. Finally, we need to mention whose success or failure is being referred to. The part "Q: Of the class" completes the sentence, connecting it back to the class's success or failure.

Putting it all together, the correct sequence is SPRQ:

On the Principal rests much of the responsibility for the success or failure of the class.

This sentence is now coherent and means that the Principal holds significant responsibility for whether the class succeeds or fails.

Therefore, the correct answer is SPRQ.