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Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order.
A. Only the fittest creatures can survive while competing for food.
B. Why do some species survive and others become extinct?
C. His answer wasthat there is ceaseless struggle for life among all creatures.
D. This was the question that Darwin asked himself.
BCDA
ADCB
BDCA
ABDC
- Let's break down the sentences to determine the correct order:
- B: "Why do some species survive and others become extinct?"
- This is a question and sets the stage for a possible explanation.
- D: "This was the question that Darwin asked himself."
- This ties directly back to sentence B and links Darwin to the question.
- C: "His answer was that there is ceaseless struggle for life among all creatures."
- This follows logically as Darwin's response to the question posed.
- A: "Only the fittest creatures can survive while competing for food."
- This sentence provides a further detail or conclusion from Darwin's answer.
- Based on the logical sequence, the correct order is BDCA.
- Option 3: BDCA is the correct answer.
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