Directions (26-30) : In each of the questions given below a sentence is given which is divided into four phrases and these phrases aren’t in their correct position. Choose the option which gives the correct sequence of these phrases to make the sentence grammatically and cont extually correct. If the given phrases are already at their correct positions, then choose option “no rearrangement required” as your answer choice.

the history until his tomb (A ) / King Tutabkhamen was (B ) / largely erased from (C) /was discovered in the 1900s (D) .

The correct option is BCAD.

Let's analyze the given phrases to arrange them in a grammatically correct and contextually meaningful sequence:

1. Phrase (B): "King Tutabkhamen was"
This phrase introduces the subject of the sentence ("King Tutabkhamen") followed by the linking verb ("was"), making it the ideal starting phrase for the sentence.

2. Phrase (C): "largely erased from"
Following the subject and linking verb in phrase (B), phrase (C) completes the predicate verb structure ("was largely erased from").

3. Phrase (A): "the history until his tomb"
Phrase (C) ends with the preposition "from", which naturally connects to the noun phrase "the history" in phrase (A), indicating where he was erased from and introducing the time limit ("until his tomb").

4. Phrase (D): "was discovered in the 1900s ."
This phrase completes the clause introduced in phrase (A) by providing the action related to "his tomb" ("was discovered in the 1900s").

Combining these phrases in the order B → C → A → D gives the complete, grammatically sound sentence:

"King Tutabkhamen was largely erased from the history until his tomb was discovered in the 1900s."

Therefore, the correct sequence is BCAD.