Elitmus Para Jumbles Quiz-1

The man lurked in the corner, away from the glare of light. His left-hand concealed a blackjack, his right-hand groped for the torch in his pocket. The meeting was scheduled for 9 O’clock, and his watch showed the time to be a quarter to nine.
His heart thumped in his chest, sweat beads formed themselves on his forehead his mouth was dry.

D is the best opening sentence because it introduces the topic that is being discussed in the para. B goes on to give an example of the kind of situations being talked about. A further describes the example in B and C continues the idea of A. So, DBAC is the correct order of sentences.

Option B starts with the information of checks and balances in nature. Option D follows B which talks about human interventions in nature. option C and Option A follows the suit where it is mentioned that institutions need to have a proper system of checks and balances.

The order is ---- DCBA

D is the correct sentence to initialize the para and A is the fluent sentence to conclude with.

The order is --- BACD

Part of the interest of the journal is course historical.No other document gives us so intimate a sense of the tone and temper of the first generation poets. And the clues to Wordsworth’s creative processes which the journal are of decisive significance. No even in their own letters do Wordsworth and Coleridge stand so present before us then they do through the references in the journal.

The order is --- CDBA
It would be less difficult to bear the evils of one’s own life if. One could thing that they were but the necessary outcome of one’s errors in a. Previous existence, and the effort to do better would be less difficult too when. There was the hope that in another existence a greater happiness would reward one.there was the hope that in another existence a greater happiness would reward one.

The order is --- BDAC

Eleven years old, I was taking a violin lesson with Georges Enesco, my teacher, in his Paris studio. A deep-chested, powerful man with a rugged, gentle face, Enesco looked at me across the violin he held under his chin, and shook his bow. “To play great music, ” he said, “you must keep your eyes on a distant star.” At the time, I took this to mean, simply, “Give your very best to every piece.”

The order is --- DACB

You don’t have to be a musician to benefit from my teacher’s wisdom. I felt the truth of it when I visited Rock-feller Institute. Here a scientist worked with quite absorption developing antibiotics; there, another investigated a possible cure for tuberculosis; a third studied the effects of too much sugar in the blood. They were as dedicated as monks in a 14th century monastery, yet their lives were being fulfilled because their eyes were on the star.

The order is --- ACBD

The leader should possess high intelligence. It is certainly true to say that this is more commonly underrated than any other aspect of leadership. The reasons for this frequent neglect of intelligence as a prerequisite of leadership are complex.
There is first, a very general misunderstanding of such a phrase as ‘of very high intelligence.’

The order is --- CADB

The growth of science and technology has conferred obvious and immense benefits upon the community. It has removed many of the material obstacles to the pursuit of the good life from the majority of mankind in those countries at a high level of technical development. It has also, as we too often forget, made possible new and daring adventures of the mind. But it has exposed us to new dangers, not the obvious dangers of new weapons of destruction, but the much more serious ones of a purely materialist view of life.