Ordering of Sentence (CDS-Solved Paper)

S₁ : In democratic countries, men are equal before the law.
S₆ : And they live like this not for fun, but because they are too poor to afford another room.
P : While some few people live in luxury, many have not enough to eat, drink and water.
Q : There are many families of five or six persons who live in a single room.
R : But the sharing-out of money which means the sharing-out of food and clothing and houses is still very unfair.
S : In this room, they sleep and dress and wash and eat in this same room they die.
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S₁ : Tomorrow it will be a year since we lost our great leader.
S₆ : Though he is no more with us, the qualities he possessed and the ideals he cherished remain with us.
P : To these he added a feminine sensitiveness to atmosphere.
Q : He was involved in the major events of his time.
R : He participate in them all while maintaining the highest standards of public conduct.
S : He was incomparably the greatest figure in our history—a man of dynamic force, intellectual power and profound vision.
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S₁ : It would be possible to adduce many examples showing what could be done with the limited means at our ancestor’s disposal in the way of making life comforable.
S₆ : I hope, in this essay, to make that connection manifest.
P : What have comfort and cleanliness to do with politics, moral and religion? Q : But look more closely and you will discover that there exists the closest connection between the recent growth of comfort and the recent history of ideas.
R : They show that if they lived in filth and discomfort, it was because fifth and discomfort fitted in with their principles, political, moral and religious.
S : At a first glance one would say that there could be no casual connection between arm chairs and democracies, sofas and the family system, hot baths and religious orthodoxy.
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S₁ : To most people, the term, technology conjures up images of mills or machines.
S₆ : It includes ways to make chemical reactions occurs, ways to breed fish, plant forests or teach history.
P : The classic symbol of technology is still the assembly line created by Henry Ford half a century ago.
Q : The invention of the horse collar in the Middle Ages led to changes in agricultural methods and was as such a technological advance.
R : Moreover, technology includes techniques, as well as the machines that may or may not be necessary to apply them.
S : This symbol, however, has always been inadequate, for technology has always been more than factories and machines.
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S₁ : I as the secretary of the Philosophical Society of the Patna College.
S₆ : I have been to Kolkata many times since, but never has it been more pleasant than that first visit.
P : It was may first visit to the city and its impression on my mind was indelible.
Q : In that capacity, I once led a trip to Kolkata.
R : I felt I has landed in the midst of beautiful dream world of a fairy land.
S : I saw the roads, the trams, the skyscrapers and the magnificient shops at the Chowranghee lane.
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S₁ : Union Finance Ministry announced a series of concessions to trade and industry last month.
S₆ : Manufacturers feel that prices of certain components may not be brought down because of the imposition of a 30% duty where there was none earlier.
P : Together, these will result in a loss of revenue of Rs.100 crore to the exchequers.
Q : Earlier, these were attracting customs duty varying from zero to 100%.
R : The chunk of the relief of Rs. 60 crore has gone to the electronics industry. S : Raw materials and piece parts now carry customs duty of 30% and 40% ad valorem respectively.
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S₁ : At 4 O’ clock this morning Hitler attacked and invaded Russia.
S₆ : Under its clock of false confidence, the German armies drew up in immense strength along a line which stretches from the White Sea to the Black Sea.
P : No complaint had been made by Germany of its non-fulfilment.
Q : All his usual formalities of perfidy were observed with scrupulous technique.
R : No one could have expected that Hitler would do it.
S : A non-aggression treaty had been solemnly signed and was in force between the two countries.
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S₁: Roderick Usher has always been a quiet person who talked little of himself. S₆ : In the part of the country where he lived, the ‘House of Usher’ had come to mean both the family and its ancestral mansion.
P : Many of his ancestors had been famous for their artistic and musical abilities.
Q : Others were known for their exceptional generaosity and charity.
R : Yet I did know that his family was an old one.
S : So, I did not know too much about him
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S₁ : Mass production has increased the tendency to view things as useful rather than delightful.
S₆ : Indeed a lowering of quality usually results when mass production is substituted for more primitive methods.
P : These various things share nothing with the buttons except money value.
Q : All the rest you wish to exchange for food, shelter and many other things.
R : Suppose you are a manufacturer of buttons : however excellent your buttons may be, you do not want more than a few for your own use.
S : And it is not even the money value of the buttons that is important to you : what is important is profit which may be increased by lowering their quality.
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S₁ : Egypt lies in the North-East corner of Africa.
S₆ : The whole country depends on the water of the Niles.
P : Most of it is desert or semi-desert.
Q : It has very little rainfall.
R : It is four times as big as Great Britain in size.
S : Only a twenty-fifth of total area is cultivable.
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