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Directions (Qs. 1-5): A set of seven statements is given, out of which the 1st and 4th statements are fixed, and the rest are jumbled in any random order. Rearrange the remaining statements in the right order and answer the questions that follow.
A. Communal politics, which ironically passes for secularism in this country, has been the bane of Indian politics. B. It can be traced back to the British policy of ‘divide and rule’, the result of which was Partition. C. It felt that this would lead to a perpetually enervated nation. D. It rejected the suggestions for a separate electorate for the minorities and the proportional representation system. E. The Constitution was a repudiation of these ideas and the politics that perpetuated them. F. But in most policies that have been followed until now, we have seen furtherance of votebank politics. G. The narrative has to change.
Question 4
Given that A and D are the first and last sentences of the sequence respectively, which of the following will be the SIXTH sentence after rearrangement?
a) B
b) C
c) G
d) E
e) F
Ans: (e), Sixth sentence of the given passage is F.
ABEDCFG is the final order. A is given as the first sentence of the passage by establishing the main idea around which the passage revolves - communal politics. B follows by telling us the origin of this communal politics. E continues by telling us how the origin (the British policy of ‘divide and rule’) got incorporated into the Constitution. DC is a mandatory pair: D is given as the fourth sentence which tells us how the suggestions for a separate electorate were rejected. C gives the reason for this. F follows by telling us the current scenario. G concludes by emphasizing the need for change.
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