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Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order. A. If infected people do not get help, it can kill them. B. Corona is a disease which causes cough and breathing problems. C. Last Wednesday, five people were infected in my town. D. By Friday, the number increased to 139.

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order. A. If infected people do not get help, it can kill them. B. Corona is a disease which causes cough and breathing problems. C. Last Wednesday, five people were infected in my town. D. By Friday, the number increased to 139. Correct Answer BACD

The correct answer is 'BACD'.

Key Points

  • The given question is an example of a Para Jumble.
  • We know that the first statement of a para jumbled question is usually an independent general statement, a noun, a universal fact, starting of an incident, or it starts with 'most' or 'once'. 
    • Sentence B will be the first sentence because it is an introductory sentence telling us about Corona.
    • Sentence A will be the next sentence because it tells us what Corona could do.
    • Sentence C will be the next sentence because it tells us about an incident that happened in the author's town.
    • Lastly, Sentence D will be used.
    • Thus, the correct sequence is:
      • B: Corona is a disease which causes cough and breathing problems.
      • A: If infected people do not get help, it can kill them.
      • C: Last Wednesday, five people were infected in my town.
      • D: By Friday, the number increased to 139.
         

Correct Sequence: Corona is a disease which causes cough and breathing problems. If infected people do not get help, it can kill them. Last Wednesday, five people were infected in my town. By Friday, the number increased to 139.

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