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Directions: In the following question, a sentence is divided into three parts, given in columns 1, 2 and 3. Match the statements from column 1 with those in columns 2 and 3 and find which of the following triplets given in the options make contextually and grammatically correct sense.
BDQ
BFR and CDQ
CFP
AFR and CDQ
None of the above
- Let's break the columns:
- Column 1:
- A. "The scientist"
- B. "He had"
- C. "She went"
- Column 2:
- D. "conducted several experiments"
- E. "often spoken about"
- F. "to the market"
- Column 3:
- P. "for groceries"
- Q. "before publishing"
- R. "his findings"
- Matching these logically:
- BDQ: "He had conducted several experiments before publishing." (Correct)
- BFR: "He had to the market his findings." (Incorrect)
- CDQ: "She went to the market before publishing." (Incorrect)
- CFP: "She went to the market for groceries." (Correct)
- AFR: "The scientist often spoken about." (Incorrect)
- Answer: ? Option 2, BFR and CDQ seem to make the best sense contextually with no mismatch.
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