Question

Whenever technology has flowered, it has put man's language — developing skills into overdrive.
A. Technical terms are spilling into mainstream language almost as fast as junk — mail is slapped into e-mail boxes.
B. The era of computers is no less.
C. From the wheel with its axle to the spinning wheel with its bobbins, to the compact disc and its jewel box, inventions have trailed new words in their wake.
D. "Cyberslang is huge, but it's parochial, and we don't know what will filter into the large culture," said Tom Dalzell, who wrote the slang dictionary \textit{Flappers 2 Rappers.}
6. Some slangs already have a pedigree.

• A. BCAD
• B. CBAD
• C. ABCD
• D. DBCA

Hint:

When solving para-jumbles, look for general-to-specific flow and identify quotes or examples that come later.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

The paragraph starts with a general statement.
B mentions how computers are comparable to earlier inventions.
C supports B by giving historical examples.
A brings in a modern example — technical terms entering language.
D ends with a quote to reinforce A's point on cyberslang.
Hence, the logical flow is BCAD.