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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.


through which a dancer (A) / classical dance is a (B) / can reach the Almighty (C) / form of worship (D) .

Options

A

DCBA

B

ADCB

C

BDAC

D

CDBA

E

No rearrangement required

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Correct Answer :

Option C

BDAC

Solution :

The correct sequence is BDAC.


Let's analyze the given phrases to form a grammatically correct and contextually meaningful sentence:


Phrase (B) "classical dance is a" serves as a natural subject and verb to start the sentence.


Following (B), phrase (D) "form of worship" correctly completes the predicate noun phrase ("classical dance is a form of worship").


Phrase (A) "through which a dancer" acts as a relative clause modifying "form of worship", explaining the medium through which the dancer acts.


Finally, phrase (C) "can reach the Almighty" completes the predicate of the relative clause ("a dancer can reach the Almighty").


Putting it all together, we get the complete sentence:
"Classical dance is a form of worship through which a dancer can reach the Almighty."


Therefore, the correct sequence of phrases is BDAC.

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