Question

Which of the following represents the correct sequence in the jumbled sentence E?

Q: Answer-Which of the following represents the correct sequence in the jumbled sentence E?

A and D make a pair because A talks about Russian, Iranian and Young Turk revolutions and D refers to these upheavals a violent or sudden change or disruption to something synonym of revolutions with the pronoun these. C should immediately precede A because sentence A refers to a singular revolutionary with the pronoun he and only C talks about a singular revolutionary Rostom. Also, C should be the first sentence in the correct sequence because it introduces the revolutionary and the overall theme of the paragraph. Thus, the correct sequence should start with CAD. F uses the phrase in all three cases which refer to the idea stated in D these upheavals and hence F should be fourth in the correct sequence. E has been placed in its correct position i.e. fifth in the sequence that leaves B with only one position - the last. Hence the correct sequence should be CADFEB. X should be the part to start this sentence because only it introduces the subject - they democratisers. X ends with a relative pronoun who which expects a verb to immediately follow it. Thus Z the only part which starts with a verb should be the second part of the sentence. W starts with a noun autocracy should immediately follow Z because Z ends with the phrase opposition to which expects a noun part Y starts with a conjunction and. And Y should be the last part. Thus, the correct sequence is XZWY. Answer is option c.

Directions : Below is given a set of six statements, which when arranged in proper order form a coherent paragraph. The sentence E given in bold is placed in correct position, but the parts of the sentence are jumbled. Arrange the sentences in order to form a coherent paragraph and answer the questions that follow.
A. Travelling frequently between the Russian, Ottoman and Qajar Iranian empires, he was one of a class of roving Armenian revolutionaries who collaborated in or took leading roles in the Russian, Iranian and Young Turk revolutions.
B. The Russian revolution of 1905 profoundly undermined the authority of the tsar and helped to generate greater class consciousness, which manifested in the 1917 Bolshevik revolution.
C. Rostom was the nom de guerre of Stepan Zorian (1867-1919) and, like many early 20th-century Armenian revolutionaries, he led a mobile life.
D. Between 1905 and 1911, these upheavals shook the early 20th-century world and transformed the region through an experiment in constitutionalist ideas by attempting to limit the arbitrary rule of autocracies and introducing popular sovereignty. E. autocracy and a firm commitment to social (W) they were, in a word, democratisers who (X) and economic justice and political freedoms (Y) left an important legacy of bold opposition to (Z) F. In all three cases, these Armenian revolutionaries sought the cure to social and political iniquities in constitutionalism, in parliament, and in some degree of popular sovereignty.

A XYZW

B ZYXW

C XZWY

D WXZY

E WYZX

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