ARRANGEMENT OF SENTENCES
384. 1. Man’s                                    Q. insatiabl e         thirst    for       S. because he is the
       P. in the modern                               knowledge                             6. lord of the temple.
       Q. insatiable thirst for knowl-           R. the wonderful achievements              (1) RPQS          (2) RQPS
            edge                                      of science                            (3) SQPR          (4) SPQR
       R. the wonderful achievements             S. is at the root of                 395. 1. My grandmother was an old
            of science                           6. world.                                       woman.
       S. is at the root of                      (1) SQPR            (2) RSPQ               P. But that was hard to believe.
       6. world.                                 (3) QSRP            (4) PQRS               Q. And she even had a husband.
       (1) SQPR           (2) RSPQ         390. 1. Today                                    R. People said that she had
       (3) QSRP           (4) PQRS               P. by the hunters for their                     once been young and pretty.
385. 1. Today                                    Q. are trapped or killed                   S. She had been like this for the
       P. by the hunters for their               R. millions of wild animals                     twenty years that I had
       Q. are trapped or killed                  S. each year                                    known her.
       R. millions of wild animals               6. skin.                                   6. She often told us of the games
       S. each year                              (1) QPRS            (2) PSQR                    she used to play as a child.
       6. skin.                                  (3) SPRQ            (4) RQSP               (1) QPSR          (2) RSPQ
       (1) QPRS           (2) PSQR         391. 1. These                                    (3) RPQS          (4) SRQP
       (3) SPRQ           (4) RQSP               P. about the heavenly                396. 1. It is the twilight hour.
386. 1. These                                    Q. experiments by the scientists           P. The sound breaks the still
                                                                                                 silence around me.
       P. about the heavenly                     R. with amazing knowledge
                                                                                            Q. I turn round and see her
       Q. experiments by the scientists          S. will supply us
                                                                                                 seated on a rock.
       R. with amazing knowledge                 6. bodies.
                                                                                            R. I hear more bells behind me.
       S. will supply us                         (1) QSRP            (2) RQPS
                                                                                            S. The temple bell rings in the
       6. bodies.                                (3) PSQR            (4) PSRQ
                                                                                                 distance.
       (1) QSRP           (2) RQPS         392. 1. Over 67 years
                                                                                            6. Her eyes sparkle like the
       (3) PSQR           (4) PSRQ               P. but the problems                             anklets on her swinging feet.
387. 1. Over 67 years                            Q. have remained                           (1) SPRQ          (2) SQPR
       P. but the problems                       R. have passed                             (3) RQSP          (4) RSQP
       Q. have remained                          S. of the common man                 397. 1. Use        bright,    cheerful,
       R. have passed                            6. as daunting as ever.                         favourable words and phrases
       S. of the common man                      (1) QPRS            (2) RPSQ                    to describe other people.
       6. as daunting as ever.                   (3) SRQP            (4) QSPR                    Make it
       (1) QPRS           (2) RPSQ         393. 1. The President                            P. for all your fri ends and
       (3) SRQP           (4) QSPR               P. from Tokyo                                   associates.
388. 1. The President                            Q. where he                                Q. Be extremely careful
       P. from Tokyo                             R. had been meeting                        R. a rule to have a big, positive
       Q. where he                               S. came back                                    word
       R. had been meeting                       6. other world leaders.                    S. to avoid
                                                 (1) PSQR            (2) RPQS               6. the petty cut-him-down
       S. came back
                                                 (3) QSPR            (4) SPQR                    language.
       6. other world leaders.
                                                Directions (394–398) : In the               (1) RSPQ          (2) RPQS
       (1) PSQR           (2) RPQS
                                           following questions, the first and the           (3) QRPS          (4) PQRS
       (3) QSPR           (4) SPQR         last part of the sentence/passage are
     Directions (389–393) : In the                                                    398. 1. An officer in Andhra Pradesh
                                           numbered 1 and 6. The rest of the
following questions, the first and the                                                      P. found that the tribals put
                                           sentence/passage is split into four parts
last part of the sentence are numbered     and named P, Q, R and S. These four              Q. materials in turbid water
1 and 6. The rest of the sentence is       parts are not given in their proper order.       R. who was in charge of tribal
split into four parts and named P, Q, R    Read the sentence/passage and find                    development
and S. These four parts are not given      out which of the four combinations is            S. certain gum and wood
in thei r proper order. Read the           correct.                                         6. to make the water clear.
sentence and find out which of the four             (SSC (10+2) Stenographer Grade          (1) PSRQ          (2) PQSR
combinations is correct. Then find the                    "C" & "D" Exam. 31.07.2016)       (3) RPSQ          (4) RSPQ
correct answer.                            394. 1. Along with the orthod ox                 Directions (399–418) : In each
          (SSC (10+2) Stenographer Grade             Hindu’s
                "C" & "D" Exam. 31.01.2016                                            of the following questions, the 1st and
                                                 P. and in the deity,                 the last part of the sentence/passage
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                                                 Q. Raghupati has his Brahmin’s       are numbered 1 and 6. The rest of
389. 1. Man’s
                                                     pride                            the sentence/ passage is split into four
       P. in the modern
                                                 R. faith in the scriptures           parts and named P, Q, R and S. These
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