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The question below contains five scattered segments of a sentence. Indicate the sequence which correctly assembles the segments and completes the sentence.
A. of many sorts show
B. both plants and animals
C. growth habits and even modes
D. remarkable changes in form,
E. of reproduction to adapt to changing environment
BADCE
ABCED
CAEDB
BDCEA
CAEBD
- Segment A "of many sorts show" seems to need a subject, making it more likely to come later in the sequence.
- Segment B "both plants and animals" introduces subjects suitable for starting the sentence.
- Segment C "growth habits and even modes" sounds like it's describing something, potentially coming after a subject.
- Segment D "remarkable changes in form," logically follows something showing or demonstrating these changes.
- Segment E "of reproduction to adapt to changing environment" seems to complete a thought started earlier.
Options Explained:
1. BADCE: Begins with introducing plants and animals and correctly follows through their growth habits and changes.
- Both plants and animals (B)
- Show (A)
- Remarkable changes in form, growth habits and even modes (D & C)
- Of reproduction to adapt to changing environment (E)
2. ABCED: Does not introduce the subject strongly at the start.
3. CAEDB: Jumbles the logical sequence.
4. BDCEA: Begins correctly but jumbles the changes and reproduction parts.
5. CAEBD: Begins mid-thought and scatters logical connections.
Correct Answer: Option 1 - BADCE
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