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Given below are three sentences which are jumbled. Pick the option that gives the correct order. P: How she was going to tackle it Q: Her life was miserable and she didn't know R: A daughter complained to her father that

Given below are three sentences which are jumbled. Pick the option that gives the correct order. P: How she was going to tackle it Q: Her life was miserable and she didn't know R: A daughter complained to her father that Correct Answer RQP

For Parajumbles, the best approach is to find connecting links between statements.

The opening statement needs to contain the main subject i.e Daughter.R fulfils the purpose.

Further,we need a statement that continues the flow.

Q is an apt choice here as the 'daughter' is talking to her 'father' about her problems.

Hence the correct arrangement would be:- R-Q-P i.e 2nd option.

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