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The question below consists of a set of labelled sentences. From the four options given, select the most probable sequence to form a coherent paragraph. A. Honey did fairly well in medical school, but she lacked dedication as she was only there to please her father. B. There was a helplessness about her that the professors were unable to resist and they were all under the impression that it was they who were using her and felt guilty about taking advantage of her innocence. C. She had an aura of genuine niceness that made her professors like her and wants to succeed even though she was particularly weak in anatomy, almost to the verge of failing in an examination held in the eighth week. D. "I can't fail and let my father down." Honey thought, and one hour later, when she left the professor's office, she had the answers to the next examination.

The question below consists of a set of labelled sentences. From the four options given, select the most probable sequence to form a coherent paragraph. A. Honey did fairly well in medical school, but she lacked dedication as she was only there to please her father. B. There was a helplessness about her that the professors were unable to resist and they were all under the impression that it was they who were using her and felt guilty about taking advantage of her innocence. C. She had an aura of genuine niceness that made her professors like her and wants to succeed even though she was particularly weak in anatomy, almost to the verge of failing in an examination held in the eighth week. D. "I can't fail and let my father down." Honey thought, and one hour later, when she left the professor's office, she had the answers to the next examination. Correct Answer ACDB

The correct sequence should be ACDB.

Sentence 1- All the other sentences deal with various aspects of Honey who is introduced in the first sentence A.

Sentence 2- It builds on the plot with further elaboration of the character in various aspects as in C.

Sentence 3- Sentence D is an afterthought of an event that occurs in the previous sentence C.

Sentence 4-  Sentence B sums up the overall situation and outcome of the entire series of events that have been mentioned in the previous 3 sentences as a conclusion.

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