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Sentence C: This introduces the topic by explaining the possible origins of the suits in a deck of cards.Sentence D: This expands on the idea presented in C by introducing the notion that the kings in the deck are linked to actual historical figures.Sentence B: This provides specific details about which historical rulers correspond to each suit, following logically from D.Sentence A: This concludes the paragraph by adding an interesting fact, linking back to the historical interpretation theme.Thus, the most logical sequence is: CDBA.
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In a row of girls Sangeeta is 8th from the right and Kamla is 20th from the left. When Sangeeta and Kamla Interchange position, Ka...
How many persons are lighter than person I?
N is the grandmother of _____.
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There are seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V, who have different heights. U is taller than only two persons. R is taller than U and S but not the tall...
Who among the following person/persons are heavier than the fourth shortest persons?
I. R
II. T
III. W
Which box is the heaviest?
Who among the following is second heaviest?
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