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  1. PSQR
  2. RQPS
  3. SPRQ
  4. None of the above.
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Option 1 : PSQR

The correct option is option 1.

The first sentence will be P because here we have to talk about the importance of education.

The second sentence will be S because then we have to talk about the ways that are created with the help of education.

The third sentence will be Q because we have to talk about its positive effects.

The fourth sentence will be R because it has not been used yet.

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