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Identify the option that arranges the given parts in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
a) However, through sheer grit and determination
b) Nick was able to get admission to a high school
c) Nick Vujicic was prevented from
d) attending mainstream middle schools.
d,c,a,b
a,b,c,d
b,c,a,d
c,d,a,b
Let's break down the sentences and evaluate the options to find the correct order:
- Statement c: "Nick Vujicic was prevented from" introduces the subject, Nick Vujicic, and suggests a restriction.
- Statement d: "attending mainstream middle schools." completes the meaning of statement c, describing what Nick was prevented from doing.
- Statement a: "However, through sheer grit and determination" offers a contrast or solution to the issue presented in statements c and d.
- Statement b: "Nick was able to get admission to a high school" concludes the narrative, showing the outcome of Nick’s determination.
Now, let's review the options:
- Option 1 (d, c, a, b): Incorrect order - doesn't establish a coherent narrative.
- Option 2 (a, b, c, d): Incorrect order - the solution appears before the problem.
- Option 3 (b, c, a, d): Incorrect order - starts with an outcome.
- Option 4 (c, d, a, b): Correct order - logically flows from the problem (c and d) to the solution (a and b).
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