Ordering of Sentence
Description: Get practice for the ordering of sentences with this quiz. | |
Number of Questions: 25 | |
Created by: Varsha Mane | |
Tags: English Grammar Sentence Structure MBA Entrance UPSC Bank PO SAT |
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence.
(P) under the Cabinet Mission Scheme
(Q) Jawaharlal Nehru was the first to articulate
(R) long before such an assembly was set up
(S) the idea of a Constituent Assembly
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence.
(P) were still trapped
(Q) bogies
(R) in the wrecked
(S) According to reports some of the passengers
(6) of the express
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (P) One has no right in law
(Q) of a tenant' s room
(R) to break open the lock
(S) and take its possession
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. He reached his office at 10.00 a.m. and (P) no sooner (Q) than there was a huge explosion (R) had he got out of the car (S) and it went up in flames
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. By this time
(P) at the railway station
(Q) reported mass looting
(R) reports of violence were flooding in
(S) while police dispatches
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (P) early today (Q) at least five persons were killed and 32 injured (R) when a passenger train rammed into (S) a stationary goods train
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. Work is the one thing
(P) and without it
(Q) that is necessary
(R) to keep the world going
(S) we all should die
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. The boy (P) with big blue eyes(Q) told each and everything(R) which he had in his heart(S) that had an uncanny cold fire in them
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. It was true that (P) the pet dog (Q) would never sleep anywhere (R) we once had (S) except on the sofa
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence.
(P) it becomes difficult
(Q) satisfying our desires
(R) but once we set about
(S) if not impossible to restrain them
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (1) He dared (P) the forty thieves (Q) to fight (R) who (S) challenged him (6) to a duel
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (P) I am planning to go (Q) to the hill station (R) to spend my vacation (S) where an acquaintance of my father lives
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (1) The thought that govt. claims (P) It has failed to arrest (Q) The rate of inflation is down, (R) Or the decrease (S) the rise in prices (6) In the per capita in come
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. I enclose (P) And the postage (Q) A postal order (R) The price of the books (S) Which will cover
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. Why do people (P) Despite a desire (Q) To quit and despite (R) Continue smoking (S) The known health hazards?
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (1) I reasoned with him (P) But could not disabuse him (Q) That the lawyer (R) For an hour (S) Of the notion (6) Who had his case in hand was incompetent.
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. Dermatologists tell us (P) that the skin (Q) is a finely laminated coating (R) whose layered nature (S) has inspired comparisons with onions
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (P) There was nothing (Q) And no road (R) To hurry me on (S) That I must take
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. It was (P) In keeping with my mood (Q) A soft summer evening (R) As I walked sedately (S) In the direction of the new house
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. Towards midnight (P) So that the sky was lighted with (Q) And the clouds drifted away (R) The rain ceased (S) The incredible lamp of stars
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (1) He had started the book thinking (P) He had decided to (Q) that it would be an interesting work, (R) But by the time (S) He reached the middle (6) Throw it into the bin.
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (1) O why (P) Creator shatter (Q) Should the great (R) One of (S) His most adorables?
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (1) The little girl
(P) for the mother to leave
(Q) said to her friend
(R) little children on their own
(S) it was not quite right
(6) and go to work
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (1) At the end of the lecture
(P) For sparing their valuable time
(Q) The speaker thanked the audience
(R) And listening to him
(S) In coming to the meeting
(6) Patiently
Directions: The following sentence is divided into four parts. Arrange them in the correct order to make it a proper sentence. (1) Yesterday, I chanced to meet (P) Where he lived (Q) And asked him (R) Now in his seventies (S) An old acquaintance, (6) And what he did for his living