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    Question

    Choose the correct order of sentences to form a

    meaningful paragraph.
    A On their return he was coached by private tutors until he was twelve. While he was still an infant, Henry James was taken abroad by his parents for a year. At that time, he was taken to France and Germany to spend three years there. He spent those years absorbing the culture of those people. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B While he was still an infant, Henry James was taken abroad by his parents for a year. On their return he was coached by private tutors until he was twelve. At that time, he was taken to France and Germany to spend three years there. He spent those years absorbing the culture of those people. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C He spent those years absorbing the culture of those people. On their return he was coached by private tutors until he was twelve. At that time, he was taken to France and Germany to spend three years there. While he was still an infant, Henry James was taken abroad by his parents for a year. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D While he was still an infant, Henry James was taken abroad by his parents for a year. At that time, he was taken to France and Germany to spend three years there. On their return he was coached by private tutors until he was twelve. He spent those years absorbing the culture of those people. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    Options 1 and 3 can be eliminated because the first sentence does not give us an idea about the subject. Only from options 2 and 4, can we understand that we are talking about Henry James. Option 4 is incorrect because at first, it is mentioned that his parents took him abroad for a year. And in the second sentence, It is mentioned that he was taken to 2 countries for 3 years, which does not match with the first sentence. So, option 2 is correct.

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