(A) administrative practices governing

(B) speeds the implementation of

(C) corruption reduces bureaucracy and

(D) economic forces of the market

In the following question, a grammatically correct and meaningful sentence is given which is divided into four parts namely (A), (B), (C) and (D). Arrange these four parts to make a contextually and grammatically meaningful sentence.

The correct option is CBAD.

Step-by-Step Explanation:

To arrange the given sentence fragments into a grammatically correct and meaningful sentence, let us analyze each part:

(A) administrative practices governing
(B) speeds the implementation of
(C) corruption reduces bureaucracy and
(D) economic forces of the market

1. Identifying the Subject / Opening Part:
Part (C) "corruption reduces bureaucracy and" provides a main subject ("corruption") and an action ("reduces bureaucracy and..."). This makes part (C) an ideal opening statement for the sentence.

2. Connecting Part (C) to Part (B):
Part (C) ends with the conjunction "and", which requires a parallel verb or predicate. Part (B) begins with the singular verb "speeds", forming the clause: "corruption reduces bureaucracy and speeds the implementation of..." Thus, (C) is naturally followed by (B).

3. Connecting Part (B) to Part (A):
Part (B) ends with "implementation of", which requires an object. Part (A) "administrative practices governing" acts as the noun phrase object describing what is being implemented. Therefore, (B) is followed by (A).

4. Connecting Part (A) to Part (D):
Part (A) ends with the participle "governing", which needs a direct object to complete its phrase. Part (D) "economic forces of the market" completes the thought ("governing economic forces of the market").

Complete Sentence:
"Corruption reduces bureaucracy and speeds the implementation of administrative practices governing economic forces of the market."

Thus, the correct sequence is CBAD.