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  1. CDBA
  2. DCBA
  3. DBAC
  4. CABD
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Option 2 : DCBA

The correct answer is option 2) i.e. DCBA.

  • The sentence 'D' is independent of any other sentences as it is giving general information about the 'author'. Hence, 'D' is the first sentence.
  • The pronoun 'his' in the sentence 'C' refers back to the 'author' in the sentence 'D'. Hence, 'C' follows 'D'.
  • The pronoun 'they' in the sentence 'B' refers back to the 'author' and "his friends" in the sentence 'C'. Hence, 'B' follows 'C'.
  • The sentence 'B' links to the sentence 'A' as the "bows and arrows" in the sentence 'B' links to the 'hounds' in the sentence 'A'. Hence, 'A' makes the last sentence.​
     

Paragraph after rearranging the sentences: One morning when he was home from the wars, he rode out into the woods to have a day's sport. Many of his friends were with him. They rode out gayly, carrying their bows and arrows. Behind them came the servants with the hounds.

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