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) .

The correct option is BDAC.

Let's break down the logic step-by-step to rearrange the given phrases into a grammatically and contextually correct sentence:

1. Identify the opening phrase (Subject/Theme):
Phrase (B) "classical dance is a" introduces the main subject of the sentence ("classical dance") followed by an article ("a"). This requires a noun phrase to follow it, making phrase (B) the ideal starting point.

2. Connect the noun/predicate:
Phrase (D) "form of worship" naturally completes phrase (B). Combining them gives: "classical dance is a form of worship", which forms a complete and meaningful independent clause.

3. Introduce the relative clause:
Phrase (A) "through which a dancer" begins with the prepositional relative pronoun "through which", which refers back to "form of worship" as the medium. Combining (B), (D), and (A) gives: "classical dance is a form of worship through which a dancer".

4. Complete the predicate of the relative clause:
Phrase (C) "can reach the Almighty" provides the verb phrase ("can reach") and object ("the Almighty") needed to complete the action performed by "a dancer".

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

Therefore, the correct sequence is B - D - A - C.