Sentence Formation Practice Questions

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Directions (Q. )

In each of the following questions, a sentence is broken into five or six parts. Rearrange these parts to form a meaningful and grammatically correct sentence. The sequence representing the correct order is your answer.

Question 41
Easy
  1. at the hospital ward
  2. before noon
  3. an old man
  4. the daily chores
  5. suddenly discovered
A 35412
B 21543
C 53142
D 24513
E 42513
Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The grammatically correct sentence is: 'An old man suddenly discovered the daily chores at the hospital ward before noon.'. Therefore, the correct sequence is 35412.
Question 42
Medium
  1. a mysterious stranger
  2. just in time
  3. happily submitted
  4. the important project
  5. without any help
A 25314
B 12534
C 32145
D 25413
E 13452
Correct Answer: E

Explanation:

The grammatically correct sentence is: 'A mysterious stranger happily submitted the important project without any help just in time.'. Therefore, the correct sequence is 13452.
Question 43
Easy
  1. eagerly started
  2. the secret message
  3. the young boy
  4. at the hospital ward
  5. this morning
A 15432
B 42351
C 45231
D 31245
E 24513
Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

The grammatically correct sentence is: 'The young boy eagerly started the secret message at the hospital ward this morning.'. Therefore, the correct sequence is 31245.
Question 44
Medium
  1. a mysterious stranger
  2. the historical documents
  3. patiently explained
  4. across the street
  5. very early
A 42135
B 24513
C 52314
D 13245
E 43512
Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

The grammatically correct sentence is: 'A mysterious stranger patiently explained the historical documents across the street very early.'. Therefore, the correct sequence is 13245.
Question 45
Medium
  1. before sunset
  2. a hidden treasure
  3. cautiously approached
  4. an experienced pilot
  5. in the laboratory
A 34251
B 35142
C 12534
D 43251
E 21354
Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

The grammatically correct sentence is: 'An experienced pilot cautiously approached a hidden treasure in the laboratory before sunset.'. Therefore, the correct sequence is 43251.