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face higher online abuse than men, (A)/ than say in the
US and the UK (B)/ while it’s a global phenomenon that women politicians (C)/ the scale of the problem is worse in India (D)/ In the questions given below. A sentence as been divided into four fragments (A), (B), (C) and (D) and is arranged (not necessarily in the correct order). You have to find the correct order of arrangement from the options given below. If the sentence is correct in its original form, select option 5 as your answer.Solution
The sentence is not correct in its present form which is clear from its first sentence itself, hence, option 5 can be ruled out easily. If we look at the fragments, the fragment C is the valid to be the first fragment, so, we have to look for the options starting with C which means that option 3 can be ruled out. If we rearrange the fragments according to option 4, we will get a meaningful sentence. C-While it’s a global phenomenon that women politicians A-face higher online abuse than men, D-the scale of the problem is worse in India B-than say in the US and the UK.
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