Question:

Rearrange the following sentences in the proper sequence to make a meaningful paragraph. (A) The government should meet that expectation, but not yet. 
(B) And that would be the right moment for the government to show its concern. 
(C) Pump prices would go up again. 
(D) As news of petroleum fuel retail prices hitting new highs every passing day hits the consumer, expectation builds up that the government would cushion the impact by paring the tax component in the final retail price. 
(E) Crude prices are likely to remain range-bound, but the rupee could see some depreciation, if the US Fed proceeds with rate increases or the Donald Trump administration triggers events that lead to a flight to safety of funds from emerging markets to the US. 

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In sentence arrangement questions, always identify the central idea and then logically link supporting sentences, followed by elaborations or conclusions. This helps to maintain a smooth flow.
Updated On: Sep 3, 2025
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  • DAECB
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The Correct Option is B

Solution and Explanation


The correct order of sentences is: 
1. Sentence (D) introduces the context of rising fuel prices and the public's expectation that the government will intervene. 
2. Sentence (A) follows with the statement that the government should meet this expectation, but not yet. 
3. Sentence (E) provides additional context on the external factors that influence the situation, such as crude prices and potential depreciation of the rupee. 
4. Sentence (C) logically follows, stating that the pump prices would go up again in the future. 
5. Sentence (B) ends the paragraph, suggesting that the right moment for the government to show concern would be in response to these developments. 
Thus, the correct sequence is (D) (A) (E) (C) (B), corresponding to option (B). 

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