Explanation:

Let’s break this down. Your words are:

1. Recreation

2. Recede

3. Recorder

4. Recliner

5. Reconcile

6. Recognition

Here’s the order they’d show up in a dictionary, step by step:

- Start with the common root: "rec".

- After "rec", the next letter decides the order.

So:

- "Recede" (rece...) comes first—no contest.

- Next up, "Recliner" (recl...), since "l" comes after "e".

- Then, "Reconcile" (recon...). "n" comes after "l".

- "Recognition" follows ("recog..."), since "g" is after "n".

- "Recorder" (recor...) comes next—"r" after "g".

- Finally, "Recreation" (recre...), with the "e" after the "o" in "recorder".

Here’s the correct sequence:

2 (Recede), 4 (Recliner), 5 (Reconcile), 6 (Recognition), 3 (Recorder), 1 (Recreation)

Now, let’s check your options:

- Option 1: 2, 4, 5, 6, 3, 1

- Option 2: Repeats “2” and adds a 7th term, incorrect

- Option 3: Repeats “3” and adds a 7th term, not matching

- Option 4: Contains “4” twice and a 7th, doesn’t fit

So, only Option 1 lists all six in the right dictionary order.

Here’s your verdict:

Option 1 is correct: 2, 4, 5, 6, 3, 1

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Each statement and option:

- Option 1: Correct and logical order per the dictionary.

- Option 2: Error in number sequence, repeat, and length.

- Option 3: Same as above—extra entry, doesn’t logically fit.

- Option 4: Doesn’t match the input numbers, extra/double entry.

So, go with Option 1 for future questions like this—it’s spot on.