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Given below are six sentences A-F, of which A and F are static and B-E have been jumbled. Pick the option that gives the correct order of the jumbled sentences. A. When the train pulled in at Chennai Central, it took Velu some time to get off. B. So, he sat down on a nearby bench that was unoccupied. C. In all his eleven years he had not seen so many people except at the village fair. D. When he finally stood on the platform, his legs felt wobble. E. He put his small bundle beside him on the bench and looked around. F. Near him, a group of people sat on their luggage staring at a TV hanging from the roof.

Given below are six sentences A-F, of which A and F are static and B-E have been jumbled. Pick the option that gives the correct order of the jumbled sentences. A. When the train pulled in at Chennai Central, it took Velu some time to get off. B. So, he sat down on a nearby bench that was unoccupied. C. In all his eleven years he had not seen so many people except at the village fair. D. When he finally stood on the platform, his legs felt wobble. E. He put his small bundle beside him on the bench and looked around. F. Near him, a group of people sat on their luggage staring at a TV hanging from the roof. Correct Answer ADBECF

The correct answer is 'ADBECF'.

Key Points

  • The given question is an example of a  Para Jumble.
  • We know that the first statement of a para jumbled question is usually an independent general statement, a noun, a universal fact, starting off a story, starting of an incident or an event, or it starts with 'most' or 'once'.
  • In the given question, sentence A is the first sentence. And sentence F is the last one.
  • We have to rearrange the rest of the sentences accordingly.
  • Sentence A is the starting of an incident.
  • Sentence D will be the next sentence because it is connected with Sentence A. 
  • Sentence B will be the next sentence because Sentence D tells us that Velu's legs wobbled and because of this, he sat down on the nearby bench.
  • Sentence E will be the next sentence because after sitting down on the bench, he put his small bundle beside him on the bench and looked around.
  • Lastly, sentence C will be used because when he looked around, he saw a sight that he had never seen in all his eleven years.
  • Thus, the sequence becomes:
    • A: When the train pulled in at Chennai Central, it took Velu some time to get off.
    • D: When he finally stood on the platform, his legs felt wobble.
    • B: So, he sat down on a nearby bench that was unoccupied.
    • E: He put his small bundle beside him on the bench and looked around.
    • C: In all his eleven years he had not seen so many people except at the village fair.
    • F: Near him, a group of people sat on their luggage staring at a TV hanging from the roof.
  • Therefore, as per the points mentioned above, we find that the correct answer is Option 1.

Correct Sequence: When the train pulled in at Chennai Central, it took Velu some time to get off. When he finally stood on the platform, his legs felt wobble. So, he sat down on a nearby bench that was unoccupied. He put his small bundle beside him on the bench and looked around. In all his eleven years he had not seen so many people except at the village fair. Near him, a group of people sat on their luggage staring at a TV hanging from the roof.

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