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Given below are four jumbled sentences. Pick the option that gives their correct order. A. New ideas on marketing were brainstormed and all the members agreed to try them forthwith. B. Upon their return from an off-site camp Ravi and Sunil decided to hold a meeting. C. As soon as everyone assembled, the meeting which lasted for four hours, began. D. Its purpose was to replace some of the old ways of marketing used by the company with new ones.

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Pick the option that gives their correct order. A. New ideas on marketing were brainstormed and all the members agreed to try them forthwith. B. Upon their return from an off-site camp Ravi and Sunil decided to hold a meeting. C. As soon as everyone assembled, the meeting which lasted for four hours, began. D. Its purpose was to replace some of the old ways of marketing used by the company with new ones. Correct Answer BCDA

  • The correct answer is Option 1.
  • The correct answer begins with sentence B as it talking about holding a meeting and all other sentences are talking about what happened in the meeting.
  • Sentence B will be followed by sentence C which is telling when the meeting begins.
  • Therefore, the sequence of BC is given only in option 1 i.e. 'BCDA'.

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