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  1. PSRQ
  2. PQRS
  3. PQSR
  4. SPQR
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Option 1 : PSRQ

The correct answer is option 1 i.e. PSRQ.

  •  While arranging the parts of the sentence given in options, we have to find some grammatical or contextual connections between them-
    • P follows sentence 1 as it mentions the phrase 'those words' which refers to what is mentioned in sentence 1- that people who like reading are called bookworms.
    • Next is S as it says who all think that the sporting field is better i.e. boys who are good at sports.
    • R follows S as it tells how this thinking, which is mentioned in S, is born.
    • Last is Q as it gives the reason as to why these boys envy their peers who shine academically.


Correct order- Often students who are fond of reading are labeled by their comrades as bookworms. Those words typically come from the mouths of students who consider themselves as being gamesters. Boys who shine in athletics or in the playing of some game – particularly cricket – consider that the sporting field is better. This idea is born out of an inferiority complex inherent in the athletic students who actually envy their peers who shine academically. Academic honours, after all, have a glamour which is unique. I am not saying that excellence in the sporting area is worthless. 

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