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The question below consists of a set of labeled sentences. From the four options given, select the most probable sequence to form a coherent paragraph. A. Returning to the lobby, the reception desk, the massive bouquet of flowers, the well-dressed guests, the brass carts piled with expensive luggage, all of them had spun around him like a carousel, then floated one by one in an arc across his vision. B. The day Paul passed his exams, two of his professors took him for a drink which led on to a tad too many drinks, ice-cold Martinis on an unseasonably warm Spring day. C. After they left him, shaking hands a final time, patting him on the back for a good measure, he went to the men's room, splashed water on his face, pressed a plush white towel to his temples and sprayed himself with some cologne from a leather-encased bottle by the sink. D. He drank them quickly on an empty stomach and little sleep the night before, and suddenly he was drunk.

The question below consists of a set of labeled sentences. From the four options given, select the most probable sequence to form a coherent paragraph. A. Returning to the lobby, the reception desk, the massive bouquet of flowers, the well-dressed guests, the brass carts piled with expensive luggage, all of them had spun around him like a carousel, then floated one by one in an arc across his vision. B. The day Paul passed his exams, two of his professors took him for a drink which led on to a tad too many drinks, ice-cold Martinis on an unseasonably warm Spring day. C. After they left him, shaking hands a final time, patting him on the back for a good measure, he went to the men's room, splashed water on his face, pressed a plush white towel to his temples and sprayed himself with some cologne from a leather-encased bottle by the sink. D. He drank them quickly on an empty stomach and little sleep the night before, and suddenly he was drunk. Correct Answer BDCA

The correct sequence should be BDCA

Sentence 1: It introduces the character Paul and his professors in B.

Sentence 2: This sentence D elaborates on the effect of the drinks as mentioned in B.

Sentence 3: This continues the sequence with the characters leaving and what Paul does thereafter as in C.

Sentence 4: Sentence A  talks of his return to the lobby which is the most appropriate continuation of C.

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