Question
In the question given below, three columns are given. Columns 1 and 3 contain different independent sentences (5 in each column) and column 2 contains five connectors which may or may not join the given sentences in the other two columns. The connector can be placed anywhere in the sentence. Mark the option which provides the correct sequences of joined sentences as your answer.
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