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he following sentences form a paragraph. The sentences P,Q,R and S are not ordered properly.Choose the option that arranges these sentences in the proper order. P. But Bhavani had every possible freedom, and this gave rise to an impression. Q. But the child's education was sadly neglected and he completely relied on Shyama Charan for the management of his share of the property. R. Shyama Charan was a severe disciplinarian by habit and his children were perfectly aware of the fact.     S. It was this that he was more partial to his step-brother than to his own sons.

he following sentences form a paragraph. The sentences P,Q,R and S are not ordered properly.Choose the option that arranges these sentences in the proper order. P. But Bhavani had every possible freedom, and this gave rise to an impression. Q. But the child's education was sadly neglected and he completely relied on Shyama Charan for the management of his share of the property. R. Shyama Charan was a severe disciplinarian by habit and his children were perfectly aware of the fact.     S. It was this that he was more partial to his step-brother than to his own sons. Correct Answer RPSQ

R is the first statement as it introduces us to the main character of the passage. P follows R as it states a contrasting fact mentioned in R. S follows P as it mentions what the impression was. Q completes the passage.

Option 3 is thus the correct answer.

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