Question
Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled
order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. A. Fibres are thin long pieces of material which are spun into threads for making cloths, ropes, etc. B. Fibres of natural origin are further classified into two groups: those of vegetable origin and those of animal origin. C. Fibres can broadly be classified into two categories: fibres of natural origin and fibres of artificial origin. D. Artificial fibres can again be subdivided into two groups: modified forms of natural fibres and synthetic fibres which are directly synthesized.Solution
Option (c) form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. In Sentence A Subject is Fibres ,what are fibres made of followed by option C in which it is mentioned that fibres are classified into two groups. In sentence D its has been told that what are artificial fibres followed by sentence B.
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