In each question, a sentence has been divided into five parts. These parts may not be arranged in their correct order. Choose the sequence that forms a grammatically correct and meaningful sentence. If no rearrangement is required, choose option (e).
A. when students are regularly
B. classroom discussions become
C. more analytical and inclusive
D. encouraged to challenge assumptions E. rather than merely memorise facts

Correct sequence: B → C → A → D → E Correct sentence: Classroom discussions become more analytical and inclusive when students are regularly encouraged to challenge assumptions rather than merely memorise facts. Explanation: • B + C form the main clause: Classroom discussions become more analytical and inclusive.  • A begins the subordinate clause with when.  • D completes the passive construction: students are regularly encouraged to challenge assumptions.  • E completes the contrast: rather than merely memorise facts.  The structure “challenge assumptions rather than merely memorise facts” is parallel and grammatically correct.