Step 1: Identify the opening sentence
Option (D) raises a question: why only apply out-of-box thinking to Pakistan? This clearly sets up the discussion.
So, D should be the first sentence.
Step 2: Follow up with supportive evidence
Option (A) explains how the PM did apply thought to reservation issues – this logically follows the question in (D).
So, A should follow.
Step 3: Link to current affairs or decisions
Option (B) then explains his unconventional Pakistan policy – relevant to D.
Then (C) reflects back on the PM’s thought process and rhetorical doubt.
Sequence: D \( \rightarrow \) A \( \rightarrow \) B \( \rightarrow \) C
Rearrange the following sentences:
Arrange into a paragraph:
1. The streets were wet.
2. We decided to cancel the picnic.
3. Dark clouds covered the sky.
4. Soon, it began to rain heavily.
Arrange the sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
Arrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
(P) She began practicing yoga to improve her health.
(Q) Over time, she became a certified yoga instructor.
(R) Anjali was inspired by her friend's fitness journey.
(S) Her dedication led to significant physical and mental benefits.