Arrangement of Words in Logical Order Questions and Answers – Page 5

First determine the governing basis: this is a standard chronological or process sequence. The meaningful order is Raw cotton → Yarn → Cloth → Stitching → Garment. Converting these terms back to the numbers printed in the question gives 5-1-2-4-3, so option B is correct. Each adjacent link is necessary: Raw cotton begins the process, Yarn follows it, Cloth requires the earlier stages, Stitching comes only after the first three, and Garment is the natural final stage. Option A is wrong because it incorrectly places Cloth before Yarn; option C is wrong because it incorrectly places Garment before Stitching; and option D is wrong because it incorrectly places Garment before Stitching. A correct option must preserve every adjacent relationship, not merely the first or last item. Reading the selected sequence as a complete story confirms that no result precedes its prerequisite and no finishing stage appears prematurely.

First determine the governing basis: this is a standard chronological or process sequence. The meaningful order is Raw cotton → Yarn → Cloth → Stitching → Garment. Converting these terms back to the numbers printed in the question gives 1-2-3-5-4, so option A is correct. Each adjacent link is necessary: Raw cotton begins the process, Yarn follows it, Cloth requires the earlier stages, Stitching comes only after the first three, and Garment is the natural final stage. Option B is wrong because it incorrectly places Cloth before Yarn; option C is wrong because it incorrectly places Garment before Stitching; and option D is wrong because it incorrectly places Garment before Stitching. A correct option must preserve every adjacent relationship, not merely the first or last item. Reading the selected sequence as a complete story confirms that no result precedes its prerequisite and no finishing stage appears prematurely.

First determine the governing basis: this is a standard chronological or process sequence. The meaningful order is Ploughing → Sowing → Irrigation → Harvesting → Storage. Converting these terms back to the numbers printed in the question gives 1-3-2-5-4, so option D is correct. Each adjacent link is necessary: Ploughing begins the process, Sowing follows it, Irrigation requires the earlier stages, Harvesting comes only after the first three, and Storage is the natural final stage. Option A is wrong because it incorrectly places Irrigation before Sowing; option B is wrong because it incorrectly places Storage before Harvesting; and option C is wrong because it incorrectly places Storage before Harvesting. A correct option must preserve every adjacent relationship, not merely the first or last item. Reading the selected sequence as a complete story confirms that no result precedes its prerequisite and no finishing stage appears prematurely.

First determine the governing basis: this is a standard chronological or process sequence. The meaningful order is Ploughing → Sowing → Irrigation → Harvesting → Storage. Converting these terms back to the numbers printed in the question gives 2-4-3-1-5, so option C is correct. Each adjacent link is necessary: Ploughing begins the process, Sowing follows it, Irrigation requires the earlier stages, Harvesting comes only after the first three, and Storage is the natural final stage. Option A is wrong because it incorrectly places Irrigation before Sowing; option B is wrong because it incorrectly places Storage before Harvesting; and option D is wrong because it incorrectly places Storage before Harvesting. A correct option must preserve every adjacent relationship, not merely the first or last item. Reading the selected sequence as a complete story confirms that no result precedes its prerequisite and no finishing stage appears prematurely.

First determine the governing basis: this is a standard chronological or process sequence. The meaningful order is Application → Written examination → Result → Interview → Appointment. Converting these terms back to the numbers printed in the question gives 3-1-5-2-4, so option B is correct. Each adjacent link is necessary: Application begins the process, Written examination follows it, Result requires the earlier stages, Interview comes only after the first three, and Appointment is the natural final stage. Option A is wrong because it incorrectly places Result before Written examination; option C is wrong because it incorrectly places Appointment before Interview; and option D is wrong because it incorrectly places Appointment before Interview. A correct option must preserve every adjacent relationship, not merely the first or last item. Reading the selected sequence as a complete story confirms that no result precedes its prerequisite and no finishing stage appears prematurely.

First determine the governing basis: this is a standard chronological or process sequence. The meaningful order is Application → Written examination → Result → Interview → Appointment. Converting these terms back to the numbers printed in the question gives 4-2-1-3-5, so option A is correct. Each adjacent link is necessary: Application begins the process, Written examination follows it, Result requires the earlier stages, Interview comes only after the first three, and Appointment is the natural final stage. Option B is wrong because it incorrectly places Result before Written examination; option C is wrong because it incorrectly places Appointment before Interview; and option D is wrong because it incorrectly places Appointment before Interview. A correct option must preserve every adjacent relationship, not merely the first or last item. Reading the selected sequence as a complete story confirms that no result precedes its prerequisite and no finishing stage appears prematurely.

First determine the governing basis: this is a standard chronological or process sequence. The meaningful order is Dawn → Morning → Noon → Evening → Night. Converting these terms back to the numbers printed in the question gives 4-3-5-2-1, so option D is correct. Each adjacent link is necessary: Dawn begins the process, Morning follows it, Noon requires the earlier stages, Evening comes only after the first three, and Night is the natural final stage. Option A is wrong because it incorrectly places Noon before Morning; option B is wrong because it incorrectly places Night before Evening; and option C is wrong because it incorrectly places Night before Evening. A correct option must preserve every adjacent relationship, not merely the first or last item. Reading the selected sequence as a complete story confirms that no result precedes its prerequisite and no finishing stage appears prematurely.

First determine the governing basis: this is a standard chronological or process sequence. The meaningful order is Dawn → Morning → Noon → Evening → Night. Converting these terms back to the numbers printed in the question gives 5-4-1-3-2, so option C is correct. Each adjacent link is necessary: Dawn begins the process, Morning follows it, Noon requires the earlier stages, Evening comes only after the first three, and Night is the natural final stage. Option A is wrong because it incorrectly places Noon before Morning; option B is wrong because it incorrectly places Night before Evening; and option D is wrong because it incorrectly places Night before Evening. A correct option must preserve every adjacent relationship, not merely the first or last item. Reading the selected sequence as a complete story confirms that no result precedes its prerequisite and no finishing stage appears prematurely.

First determine the governing basis: this is a standard chronological or process sequence. The meaningful order is Infant → Child → Adolescent → Adult → Elderly person. Converting these terms back to the numbers printed in the question gives 3-2-1-4-5, so option B is correct. Each adjacent link is necessary: Infant begins the process, Child follows it, Adolescent requires the earlier stages, Adult comes only after the first three, and Elderly person is the natural final stage. Option A is wrong because it incorrectly places Adolescent before Child; option C is wrong because it incorrectly places Elderly person before Adult; and option D is wrong because it incorrectly places Elderly person before Adult. A correct option must preserve every adjacent relationship, not merely the first or last item. Reading the selected sequence as a complete story confirms that no result precedes its prerequisite and no finishing stage appears prematurely.

First determine the governing basis: this is a standard chronological or process sequence. The meaningful order is Infant → Child → Adolescent → Adult → Elderly person. Converting these terms back to the numbers printed in the question gives 4-3-2-5-1, so option A is correct. Each adjacent link is necessary: Infant begins the process, Child follows it, Adolescent requires the earlier stages, Adult comes only after the first three, and Elderly person is the natural final stage. Option B is wrong because it incorrectly places Adolescent before Child; option C is wrong because it incorrectly places Elderly person before Adult; and option D is wrong because it incorrectly places Elderly person before Adult. A correct option must preserve every adjacent relationship, not merely the first or last item. Reading the selected sequence as a complete story confirms that no result precedes its prerequisite and no finishing stage appears prematurely.