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S1: Although all sources of energy ultimately come from natural processes, non-renewable resources cannot be replaced naturally at the rate they are being used.
S6: The sustainable use of natural resources in a manner that provides the maximum benefit of these resources to humans over a period of time can be termed as conservation.
Rearrange the following parts (P, Q, R, S) to form a coherent paragraph between S1 and S6:
P: This will increase the time and cost of mining and once these resources are used up they cannot be replaced.
Q: Hence, we must remember that though our country is rich in mineral deposits these resources are short-lived.
R: Extraction of these ores through the process of mining will soon become difficult and very expensive because these minerals have to be mined from greater depths over time.
S: Mineral resources can be said to be finite and non-renewable.
QPRS
SPQR
SQR P
SQPR
- S1 introduces the idea that non-renewable resources cannot be replaced naturally at the rate they are used.
- S states that mineral resources are finite and non-renewable, setting up the context for scarcity.
- Q highlights that even though the country has mineral deposits, they are limited.
- P discusses how mining will become more expensive and time-consuming as resources diminish.
- R supports P by explaining the difficulty and expense of mining as minerals are extracted from deeper layers.
- Option 1: QPRS disrupts the logical flow from finite resources to increasing costs of extraction.
- Option 2: SPQR connects the idea of finite resources directly to their extraction challenges.
- Option 3: SQR P flows logically from the finite nature of resources to difficulty and increased mining costs.
- Option 4: SQPR is coherent, addressing finite resources, scarcity, increasing mining challenges, and the implications.
Correct Answer: Option 4 - SQPR
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