S1 Geological mapping when properly done demands skill and judgment S6 Nothing is more naive than to...........

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Directions: In the following five items, each item consists of six sentences of a passage. The first and sixth sentences are given at the beginning as S1 and S6. The four sentences in between S1 and S6 in each question have been jumbled up and labelled as P, Q, R, and S. You are required to find the proper sequence of the four sentences and mark your response accordingly on the Answer Sheet.

S1 : Geological mapping, when properly done, demands skill and judgment.

S6 : Nothing is more naive than to believe that a field geologist should gather only 'facts', the interpretation of which is to be made at a later date.

P : While the field work progresses he should conceive as many interpretations as are consistent with the known facts.

Q : As the field work progresses and the larger geological picture begins to unfold, experience and judgment are essential if the geologist is to evaluate properly the vast number of facts gathered from thousands of outcrops.

R : Such mapping requires keen observation and a knowledge of what data are significant.

S : Above all, the field geologist must use the method of "working multiple hypotheses" to deduce the geological structure.

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Explanation:

- S1 states the initial idea: Geological mapping requires skill and judgment.

- R follows logically, talking about the need for keen observation and knowing significant data, which aligns with the skills and judgment mentioned in S1.

- Q builds upon R, explaining how experience and judgment are vital as the larger geological picture unfolds.

- S emphasizes using the method of "working multiple hypotheses," adding depth to the interpretation process.

- P then suggests that as fieldwork progresses, various interpretations should be conceived, making it a concluding intermediate step.

Option 2 (RQSP) is correct