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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. It had a master bedroom, eight guest bedrooms, a spacious living room with a stone fireplace, an indoor swimming pool and a large hot tub; all of which reeked and smelled of old money. B. Mallory was a man who believed in planning ahead, and what was happening to him now went beyond his wildest dream. C. It was she who suggested that the two of them spend the weekend at the family lodge at Big Sur. D. The thought of getting away from the dreary county hospital was exciting enough, but Sophie was the bonus that Lady Luck had given him.

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. It had a master bedroom, eight guest bedrooms, a spacious living room with a stone fireplace, an indoor swimming pool and a large hot tub; all of which reeked and smelled of old money. B. Mallory was a man who believed in planning ahead, and what was happening to him now went beyond his wildest dream. C. It was she who suggested that the two of them spend the weekend at the family lodge at Big Sur. D. The thought of getting away from the dreary county hospital was exciting enough, but Sophie was the bonus that Lady Luck had given him. Correct Answer BDCA

The correct sequence should be BDCA.

Sentence 1-  Compared to the other 3 sentences, sentence B begins with introducing a character and forms the most apt introductory line.

Sentence 2- It dwells on the thoughts that the chief character mentioned in the previous sentence has on his mind as in D.

Sentence 3-  The pronoun 'she' makes it clearer that it should follow the introduction of the female character Sophie in the previous sentence.

Sentence 4- This goes on to describe the idea built in D and describes the family lodge in detail.

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