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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. The latter was more animated of the two, everything in the machine interested him, now he was bending down and now stretching up on tiptoe, his forefinger was extended all the time pointing out details to the soldier. B. The explorer observed the soldier and the condemned man. C. The soldier would have been willing enough, but the condemned man took the order as a punishment and with clasped hands, he implored to be allowed to stay. D. This annoyed the explorer and even though he was resolved to stay till the end he could not bear the sight of these two and shouted at them to get back home.

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. The latter was more animated of the two, everything in the machine interested him, now he was bending down and now stretching up on tiptoe, his forefinger was extended all the time pointing out details to the soldier. B. The explorer observed the soldier and the condemned man. C. The soldier would have been willing enough, but the condemned man took the order as a punishment and with clasped hands, he implored to be allowed to stay. D. This annoyed the explorer and even though he was resolved to stay till the end he could not bear the sight of these two and shouted at them to get back home. Correct Answer <font style="vertical-align: inherit;"><font style="vertical-align: inherit;">BADC</font></font>

The correct sequence should be BADC.

Sentence 1- Briefs out and states the situation as in sentence B.

Sentence 2- Justifies and elaborates on the briefing as in sentence A.

Sentence 3- D elaborates on the outcome of the previous sentence A and forms the most fitting sequence.

Sentence 4- C gives the proper continuity to the orders in D and the conclusive actions taken in return.

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