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Given below are four jumbled sentences. Out of the given options pick the one that gives their correct order. A. Upon returning from his travels, he was forced to live in a house where his large family lived. B. Vaikom Muhammad Basheer was a Malayalam fiction writer from Vaikom in Kerala. C. The household was always noisy and full of chaos, no place for a writer surely! D. Apart from family members, myriads of domestic animals also treated the house as their own.

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Out of the given options pick the one that gives their correct order. A. Upon returning from his travels, he was forced to live in a house where his large family lived. B. Vaikom Muhammad Basheer was a Malayalam fiction writer from Vaikom in Kerala. C. The household was always noisy and full of chaos, no place for a writer surely! D. Apart from family members, myriads of domestic animals also treated the house as their own. Correct Answer BADC

The correct answer is Option 2.

When we put the sentences in order, it is important to establish a connection between them.

  • The subject 'Vaikom Muhammad Basheer' is introduced in line B. The line gives information that he was a Malayalam fiction writer from Vaikom in Kerala.
  • A follows B. It connects with B, that when the writer returned back from travel, he was forced to live in a house where his large family lived.
  • D is the following line after A. It describes the large family where myriads of domestic animals also lived in the house and treated the house as their own.
  • C follows D. Because there were family members and animals, the household was always noisy and full of chaos.

Thus the correct order is BADC.

Vaikom Muhammad Basheer was a Malayalam fiction writer from Vaikom in Kerala. Upon returning from his travels, he was forced to live in a house where his large family lived. Apart from family members, myriads of domestic animals also treated the house as their own. The household was always noisy and full of chaos, no place for a writer surely!

Other options are ruled out as they do not fit in structurally.

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