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Given below are four sentences, three of which, are jumbled. Pick the option that gives the correct order. A. The geographic cone snail is poisonous. B. If the venom was not so potent, the fish would swim away to die. C. The slow-moving snail's effort in trying to catch its food would then be a waste. D. Its poison is strong enough to paralyze a fish the moment it touches it.

Given below are four sentences, three of which, are jumbled. Pick the option that gives the correct order. A. The geographic cone snail is poisonous. B. If the venom was not so potent, the fish would swim away to die. C. The slow-moving snail's effort in trying to catch its food would then be a waste. D. Its poison is strong enough to paralyze a fish the moment it touches it. Correct Answer ADBC

The correct answer is option 2 i.e. 'ADBC'.

Key Points

  • The correct answer begins with sentence A as it is introducing the subject 'the geographic cone snail'.
  • Sentence A will be followed by D, as A is saying that the geographic cone snail is poisonous and sentence D is continuing saying how strong its poison is.
  • Therefore, the correct sequence of 'AB' is given the only option 2 i.e. 'ADBC'.
    • ​A: The geographic cone snail is poisonous.
    • D: Its poison is strong enough to paralyze a fish the moment it touches it.
    • B: If the venom was not so potent, the fish would swim away to die.
    • C: The slow-moving snail's effort in trying to catch its food would then be a waste.

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