The question below consists of a set of labelled sentences. Out of the four options given, select the most logical order of the sentences to form a coherent paragraph. P: As an attempt to wipe out the colonial legacy, the amendment is welcome, but with caution. Q: The Bar Council of India recently replaced 'my lord' and 'your lordship' with 'your honour' and 'honourable court'. R: The note of caution is only because the shift is merely symbolic and has no real implications for any change in the colonial nature of governance in India. S: The reason: the abandoned phrases were 'relics of the colonial past'.
The question below consists of a set of labelled sentences. Out of the four options given, select the most logical order of the sentences to form a coherent paragraph. P: As an attempt to wipe out the colonial legacy, the amendment is welcome, but with caution. Q: The Bar Council of India recently replaced 'my lord' and 'your lordship' with 'your honour' and 'honourable court'. R: The note of caution is only because the shift is merely symbolic and has no real implications for any change in the colonial nature of governance in India. S: The reason: the abandoned phrases were 'relics of the colonial past'. Correct Answer QSPR
The passage tells us about an amendment made by the Bar Council Of India.
The first sentence would be Q followed by S. This is because the sentence only makes sense in its entirety (Q followed by S). The sentence Q talks about what the amendment was and sentence S provides a reason for it. Put together, Q followed by S means that the Bar Council of India replaced terms like 'my lord' and 'your lordship' with words like 'your honour' and 'honourable court' as these phrases were relics of the colonial past.
Sentence P logically follows S as it talks about how this amendment is welcomed.
The next sentence would be R which further elaborates on the 'caution' mentioned in sentence P. Therefore, the correct order would be QSPR.