DIRECTION: In the following question, parts of a sentence have been jumbled and labelled as P, Q, R, and S. You are required to rearrange the jumbled parts of the sentence and mark your response accordingly by selecting the correct option. P. are not allowed / Q. players / R. to change to a different position / S. unless there is a special requirement
QPRS
Sentence Rearrangement Explained
This question asks us to correctly arrange the jumbled parts of a sentence to form a meaningful and grammatically correct statement. Let's look at the parts we have:
- P. are not allowed
- Q. players
- R. to change to a different position
- S. unless there is a special requirement
Identifying the Correct Sentence Structure
To find the correct order, we need to identify the subject, verb, object/complement, and any qualifying clauses.
- Subject: The most logical subject for the sentence is 'players' (Q).
- Verb Phrase: Following the subject, we need a verb. 'are not allowed' (P) fits perfectly after 'players' to form 'players are not allowed'.
- Action/Complement: What are the players not allowed to do? The phrase 'to change to a different position' (R) explains this action. So, the sentence becomes 'players are not allowed to change to a different position'.
- Condition: The final part, 'unless there is a special requirement' (S), provides a condition under which the rule might not apply. This clause logically follows the main statement.
Combining these parts in the order Q, P, R, S gives us the sentence:
Q. players + P. are not allowed + R. to change to a different position + S. unless there is a special requirement
This forms the complete sentence: "Players are not allowed to change to a different position unless there is a special requirement."
Analyzing the Options
Let's check which option matches the correct order QPRS:
- Option 1: SPRQ - Incorrect
- Option 2: QPRS - Correct
- Option 3: SQPR - Incorrect
- Option 4: RQSP - Incorrect
- Option 5: PQRS - Incorrect
The correct arrangement is QPRS, which matches Option 2.
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