Parts of sentences are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the parts in the correct order to form a meaningful paragraph. A. They think there are some bitter learning experiences B. Which, over a period of time, guide them to take a good path C. Many successful people believe that D. There is no failure in anybody’s life
The correct order to form a meaningful paragraph is CDAB.
Let's analyze each part and how they logically connect:
- C. Many successful people believe that: This sets the stage, introducing the main idea that successful people hold a particular belief.
- D. There is no failure in anybody’s life: This part presents the core belief of successful people – the absence of absolute failure.
- A. They think there are some bitter learning experiences: This elaborates on the previous point by stating that they view difficulties as learning experiences.
- B. Which, over a period of time, guide them to take a good path: This concludes the thought by indicating how these learning experiences positively shape their future.
Therefore, the sequence CDAB creates a coherent and logical paragraph: Many successful people believe that there is no failure in anybody’s life. They think there are some bitter learning experiences which, over a period of time, guide them to take a good path.
Other options fail to create a coherent and meaningful paragraph. The correct order flows naturally, building a complete thought process starting with the belief, then explaining what that means, and lastly, showing the ultimate positive impact.
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