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The question below consists of a set of labelled phrases. Out of the four given options, select the most logical order of the phrases to form a coherent sentence. Sara was applauded for P- her paintings at the art fair Q- such artistic talent R- nobody knew she had

The question below consists of a set of labelled phrases. Out of the four given options, select the most logical order of the phrases to form a coherent sentence. Sara was applauded for P- her paintings at the art fair Q- such artistic talent R- nobody knew she had Correct Answer PRQ

The correct answer is option 3 i.e. PRQ as only that arrangement would make a coherent sentence. 

The full sentence would be:

Sara was applauded for her paintings at the art fair. Nobody knew she had such artistic talent.

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