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Jumbled Sentences

Description: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.
Number of Questions: 30
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Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) most weekends /(B) go /(C) we /(D) skiing on /(E) for

  1. EDACB

  2. ACBED

  3. CBEDA

  4. BACDE

  5. BEDAC


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

We go for skiing on most weekends.

Directions: Arrange the following jumbled words to form a meaningful sentence and select the correct option.

(A) not /(B) such /(C) sit well /(D) attitude does /(E) with me

  1. EBDAC

  2. BDACE

  3. DBCAE

  4. EADBC

  5. BDAEC


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Such attitude does not sit well with me.

Directions: Unjumble the words/phrases to make a sentence.

(A) the game /(B) two /(C) substitutions /(D) during /(E) were made

  1. CEDAB

  2. BCEDA

  3. CDABE

  4. ADBCE

  5. DBCEA


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Two substitutions were made during the game.

Directions: Arrange the following jumbled words to form a meaningful sentence and select the correct option.

(A) car /(B) any /(C) the /(D) valuables in /(E) leave

  1. EBDCA

  2. ADCAE

  3. BDACE

  4. DEACB

  5. BDCAE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

The correct sequence is given in option (1).

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) still /(B) professes /(C) her /(D) she /(E) innocence

  1. DBCEA

  2. DABCE

  3. CEADB

  4. CBADE

  5. DABEC


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

She still professes her innocence.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) notorious /(B) his drinking /(C) is /(D) he /(E) for

  1. BCAED

  2. EBDCA

  3. DCAEB

  4. ADCEB

  5. DBACE


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

He is notorious for his drinking.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) people are /(B) the classes /(C) unwilling to /(D) attend /(E) some

  1. EACDB

  2. BEACD

  3. DEBAC

  4. AECDB

  5. BDACE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Some people are unwilling to attend the classes.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) previous administration /(B) the /(C) from /(D) policies /(E) are inherited

  1. CBADE

  2. DECBA

  3. EDCBA

  4. BAECD

  5. DACBE


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Policies are inherited from the previous administration.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) garment is /(B) this /(C) not wearable /(D) shapeless /(E) and

  1. BCEAD

  2. BADEC

  3. BACDE

  4. EBDAC

  5. CDABE


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

This garment is shapeless and not wearable.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) health /(B) anger can /(C) detrimental /(D) effects on /(E) have

  1. BECDA

  2. CDABE

  3. DABEC

  4. BACDE

  5. DBACE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Anger can have detrimental effects on health.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) into space /(B) hours /(C) gazing /(D) he sat for /(E) just

  1. BDCEA

  2. EABDC

  3. DBECA

  4. ACBDE

  5. BDECA


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

He sat for hours just gazing into space.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) gaslight /(B) than ever /(C) in the /(D) paler /(E) she looked

  1. CAEDB

  2. DECAB

  3. ECADB

  4. DBACE

  5. ABCED


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

In the gaslight she looked paler than ever.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) encompasses /(B) responsibilities /(C) range of /(D) a wide /(E) the job

  1. DCBEA

  2. EADCB

  3. ACABE

  4. BACED

  5. DCBAE


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

The job encompasses a wide range of responsibilities.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) floor was /(B) and grease /(C) the /(D) in filth /(E) covered

  1. CAEDB

  2. EDCAB

  3. ACBDE

  4. DBACE

  5. BACDE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

The floor was covered in filth and grease.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) she /(B) me /(C) easy familiarity /(D) with /(E) addressed

  1. AEBDC

  2. DCEAB

  3. BEADC

  4. DCAEB

  5. BACDE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

She addressed me with easy familiarity.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) had /(B) all his /(C) he /(D) worries /(E) forgotten

  1. CAEBD

  2. BDACE

  3. CEABD

  4. CDBAE

  5. BCADE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

He had forgotten all his worries.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) always /(B) gives us /(C) she /(D) much homework /(E) far too

  1. ACBED

  2. ECABD

  3. CABED

  4. DCABE

  5. BACDE


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

She always gives us far too much homework.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) criticism /(B) some harsh /(C) minister /(D) the /(E) received

  1. DACEB

  2. BADCE

  3. DCEBA

  4. ACBDE

  5. DABCE


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

The minister received some harsh criticism.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) cover any /(B) the paint /(C) irregularity /(D) in the surface /(E) will

  1. BEACD

  2. EBACD

  3. CDEBA

  4. BDEAC

  5. CABDE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

The paint will cover any irregularity in the surface.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) morning /(B) hatched /(C) this /(D) chicks /(E) ten

  1. DBECA

  2. EDBCA

  3. CADBE

  4. DCABE

  5. AECBD


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Ten chicks hatched this morning.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) are /(B) local police /(C) racial /(D) trying to defuse /(E) tension

  1. BACDE

  2. BADCE

  3. CBADE

  4. BCADE

  5. DABCE


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Local police are trying to defuse racial tension.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) clouds /(B) by the /(C) diffused /(D) the moonlight /(E) was

  1. DECBA

  2. BADEC

  3. AECBD

  4. EDCBA

  5. DBACE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

The moonlight was diffused by the clouds.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) diminishing /(B) our /(C) results /(D) were producing /(E) efforts

  1. BEDAC

  2. BAEDC

  3. CDBAE

  4. DEABC

  5. DCABE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Our efforts were producing diminishing results.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) the possibility of /(B) we /(C) future strikes /(D) cannot /(E) discount

  1. ACBDE

  2. BDEAC

  3. CDEAB

  4. BDACE

  5. BADCE


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

We cannot discount the possibility of future strikes.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) should /(B) our procedures /(C) you /(D) familiarize /(E) yourself with

  1. BADCE

  2. BCADE

  3. CADEB

  4. BADEC

  5. DBACE


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

You should familiarize yourself with our procedures.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) his /(B) breakfast /(C) he /(D) over /(E) sat hunched

  1. DABCE

  2. CEDAB

  3. EABDC

  4. DCABE

  5. ABCDE


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

He sat hunched over his breakfast.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) lives /(B) their /(C) on /(D) depended /(E) the job

  1. BADCE

  2. CEBAD

  3. BACED

  4. DCEBA

  5. BACDE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Their lives depended on the job.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) waited /(B) for their /(C) response /(D) habitual /(E) they

  1. BDCEA

  2. EABDC

  3. CABDE

  4. DBCEA

  5. EADBC


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

They waited for their habitual response.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) the test /(B) I /(C) out during /(D) blanked /(E) totally

  1. BEDCA

  2. DBECA

  3. EBADC

  4. DABCE

  5. ACBDE


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

I totally blanked out during the test.

Directions: Un-jumble the words to make a sentence.

(A) let terrorists /(B) in their /(C) governments /(D) succeed /(E) designs

  1. ABEDC

  2. CBEAD

  3. CADBE

  4. DBEAC

  5. ACDBE


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Governments let terrorists succeed in their designs.

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