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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: Others come for the food, and we can’t say that we blame them for that either.  Q: And if food and history aren’t your cup of tea, well, you could come for the islands, or the mountains, or any other number of reasons. R: Chances are you learned a lot about Greece in history class throughout the years, and tourists flock to this fascinating country year after year.  S: Some come for the historic monuments and stories, of course.

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: Others come for the food, and we can’t say that we blame them for that either.  Q: And if food and history aren’t your cup of tea, well, you could come for the islands, or the mountains, or any other number of reasons. R: Chances are you learned a lot about Greece in history class throughout the years, and tourists flock to this fascinating country year after year.  S: Some come for the historic monuments and stories, of course. Correct Answer RSPQ

The solution is Option 3: RSPQ.

The first statement is R, since it introduces the topic of the passage- Greece. The sentence mentions how all of us have learnt about Greece in history class. The sentence also talks of the massive tourist inflow. 

The second statement is S, as it talks about one of the main reasons which makes Greece a popular tourist destination- its rich history.

The third statement must be P, as it introduces a second reason- Mediterranean food.

The fourth statement should be Q, which talks of the other reasons that could lure visitors- the islands and mountains.

Thus, the order is RSPQ. 

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