Question 1 Given that 1 is the first sentence of the sequence which of the following will be th...........

English ( Master) Parajumbles

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

1. Oil is of course only one commodity in a long-standing Indo-Iranian trade relationship.

P. Iran buys basmati rice and sugar from India, as well as various agrochemicals and petroleum products.

Q. In addition to this deal, India and Iran have reached agreement on the expansion of several industrial facilities at the port of Chabahar; the work is to be undertaken mainly by Indian entities.

R. Substantial expansions in the volume of this business are also likely, despite earlier tensions over delayed Indian payments for oil.

S. Another substantial deal is the one under preparation for India to have operating rights in the Farzad B gas field, which lies within Iranian waters in the Persian Gulf.

T. The Indian government has taken steps to reassure Indian insurers in the public and private sectors, as well as banks, over the risks they might take in handling Iranian money while the U.S. sanctions regime remains in force.

Question 1 Given that 1 is the first sentence of the sequence, which of the following will be the SECOND sentence after rearrangement?

a) P

b) Q

c) R

d) S

e) T

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Explanation:

Ans: (a)

P is the second sentence of the passage.

PRSQT is the final order. 1 begins the passage by telling us how oil is just one of the commodities in the trade relationship between India and Iran. P follows by giving us the other commodities traded as part of this relationship. R continues by telling us about a possible increase in the volume of this business. S follows by giving us another substantial deal between the two countries. Q must follow S, as it refers to this deal and tells us of agreements reached in addition to it. T must conclude the passage as it does not talk of any deal or agreement; rather, it talks about the advice given by the Indian government to the banks and public and private sectors.