Explanation:

Let’s break it down:

- First, you want the dictionary order of these words: Projection, Professor, Product, Pronounce, Provide.

- In a dictionary, everything is sorted letter by letter. Let’s look at the first few letters:

- Professor: pro-fe...

- Product: pro-du...

- Projection: pro-je...

- Pronounce: pro-no...

- Provide: pro-vi...

- After "pro", the next deciding letters are:

1. Professor (pro-f...) – 'f' comes before 'd', 'j', 'n', and 'v', but actually that’s incorrect, because ‘d’ comes before ‘f’.

2. Product (pro-d...) – 'd' comes first.

3. Professor (pro-f...) comes next.

4. Projection (pro-j...) – ‘j’ after ‘f’.

5. Pronounce (pro-n...) – ‘n’ after ‘j’.

6. Provide (pro-v...) – ‘v’ last.

- So, the correct order by English dictionary rules is: Product, Professor, Projection, Pronounce, Provide.

- Let’s match this order to the options given.

- The numbers: 1. Projection, 2. Professor, 3. Product, 4. Pronounce, 5. Provide.

- So, Product (3), Professor (2), Projection (1), Pronounce (4), Provide (5).

Option listing:

Option:3, 2, 1, 4, 5

Here’s the right answer:

Option: 3, 2, 1, 4, 5

A quick recap:

- The trick is in the letter after "pro".

- The correct sequence is Product, Professor, Projection, Pronounce, Provide.

- Your option (4) was out of order; it's Option 3, 2, 1, 4, 5.

That's all there is to it!