Directions (Qs. 1-5 ): A set of sentences is given, which when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Sentence 6 is given as the last sentence in the set. Arrange the remaining sentences in the correct sequence, and answer the questions that follow.

P. In the age of satellites, measurements are no longer made from below but above.
Q. An expedition, in 1999, that measured Mount Everest using a GPS receiver found that it was 10 metres higher.
R. Maps, with their MSL (mean sea level) markings, bear the stamp of this tradition.
S. Mount Everest, for instance, is 8,848 metres when measured from the surface of the sea but may have a different value if measured from the ocean floor.
T. For a long time, a place’s height has been measured with reference to the surrounding sea.
6. Not only does that make your climb higher but several measurements of dams and skyscrapers are affected depending on whether they are computed by traditional surveying or satellites.