The first and the last parts of the sentence/paragraph are numbered 1 and 6. The rest of the sentences are split into four parts and A, B, C and D. These four parts are not given in their order. Read the sentence/paragraph and find out which of the four combinations is correct. 1. Independence Day is a National Festival of India celebrated A. Our Independence gives us the reason to B. India became a free country on this day C. on 15th of August every year. D. and it’s only then we could secure our democratic rights as citizens of India. 6. enjoy our fundamental rights laid down by the constitution.?

Option 2 : CBDA

Since the first part of the paragraph is already given to us, it becomes easy to find the next part as it would link to the first. Similarly, we will keep linking the given parts to form a coherent paragraph.

After reading these parts we come to know that the paragraph is about ‘Independence Day’.  Since part 1 ends with ‘celebrated’, the next part should tell the date of its celebration. So, part C is the second part. Since part A links with the 6^th part, the rest two parts will be used as the third and fourth part. As part D is not an independent, part B will be used as the third part because it will start a new sentence. Thus, part D becomes the fourth part.

Coherent passage- ‘Independence Day is a National Festival of India celebrated on 15th of August every year. India became a free country on this day and it’s only then we could secure our democratic rights as citizens of India. Our Independence gives us the reason to enjoy our fundamental rights laid down by the constitution’.