Ordering of Sentence (Part-3) (CDS-Solved Paper)

S₁ : Wordsworth knew the behaviour of owls in the night better than most of us know the ways of black birds in day time.
S₆ : His great poetry owes much to the night.
P : Out of school there were no restrictions on the hours he kept.
Q : No poet ever had happier school days.
R : He would skate by the light of the stars, snare woodcocks at dead of night, watch the sunrise after a log ramble.
S : Throughout life he was an inveterate walker by night.
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S₁ : Science has already conferred an immense boon on mankind by the growth of medicine.
S₆ : The general death rate in 1948 (10-8) was the lowest ever recorded up to that date.
P : It has continued ever since and is still continuing.
Q : In the 18th century people expected most of their children to die before they were grown-up.
R : In 1920, the infant mortality rate in England and Wales was 80 per thousand; in 1948 it was 34 per thousand.
S : Improvement began at the start of the 19th century, chiefly owing to vaccination.
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S₁ : The young traveller gazed out into the dismal country with a face of mingled repulsion and interest.
S₆ : He quickly restored it to his secret pocket.
P : At intervals he drew from his pocket a bulky letter to which he referred and on the margins of which he scribbled some notes.
Q : It was a navy revolver of the largest size.
R : From the back of his waist he produced something which one would hardly have expected to find in the possession of so mild-mannered a man.
S : As he turned it slantwise to the light, the glint upon the rims of the copper shells within the drum showed that it was fully loaded.
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S₁ : While teaching in the class-room, our teacher suddenly fainted(d).
S₆ : The headmaster at once sanctioned his leave.
P : The headmaster soon joined us and spoke to them in a soft voice.
Q : He was told that the patient needed complete rest for a month.
R : He was at once taken to the hospital.
S : the doctors examined him with serious faces.
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S₁ : The colonial powers had a very simple technique to rule the world.
S₆ : Partition was the culmination.
P : They lumped tribes and people together, played one against the other.
Q : India’s provinces were more elaborately designed to play the game of divide and rule.
R : Africa was divided, believe it or not, on the basis of the lines of longitude and latitude.
S : They also purchased the loyalties of those locals who were needed as supports for the colonial presence.
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S₁ : The bank opened at 10 : 00 am.
S₆ : The safe was empty.
P : The peon opened the safe and returned the keys to the manager.
Q : The manager and the peon went to the safe in the valult.
R : The manager and the peon looked into the safe.
S : They were shocked at what they saw there.
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S₁ : The crowd swelled round the thief.
S₆ : They were followed by the crowd which left the thief alone.
P : Suddenly he whipped out a knife from under his shift.
Q : The thief stood quiet, his head hung is shame.
R : The two young men holding him were scared by the sight of the shining knife.
S : They took to their heels. The correct sequence should be
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S₁ : The old man wanted to cross the road.
S₆ : Holding him by hand the driver helped him to cross the road.
P : The driver got off and came to him.
Q : He was fed up and was about to return.
R : Then a car stopped in front of him.
S : He waited for a long time.
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S₁ : The first thing you have to do is to speak with a strong foreign accent and speak broken English.
S₆ : Half a dozen people will immediately overwhelm you with directions.
P : He will interested in you because you are a foreigner and he will be pleased that he could figure out what you said.
Q : He will not expect you be polite and use elaborate grammatical phrases.
R : Then every English person to who you speak will at once know that you are a foreigner and try to understand you and be ready to help you.
S : If you shout, ‘‘Please! Charing Cross! Which ways?’’ you will have to difficulty..
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S₁ : When a lamb is born its mother may die.
S₆ : If a means of a overcoming this natural tendency is found, the lives of millions of lambs can be saved.
P : Thus, there will nearly always be both motherless lambs and sheep without lambs.
Q : However a sheep which has lost its own lamb will not feed or look after a motherless lamb.
R : At the same time some new born lambs are too weak to live. S : This happens in large flocks where many sheep give birth to lambs at the same time.
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