Sentence Rearrangement Explanation

The question asks us to rearrange the given parts of speech to form a meaningful sentence. The base structure provided is "Your looks are quite _________". We need to arrange the parts (a) Sachin, (b) of, (c) familiar, (d) that, and (e) to to complete this sentence meaningfully.

Identifying the Parts

The parts to be rearranged are:

• (a) Sachin
• (b) of
• (c) familiar
• (d) that
• (e) to

Analyzing the Options and Correct Sequence

We need to find the correct order of these parts that creates a grammatically correct and meaningful sentence when appended to "Your looks are quite...". Let's examine the provided correct answer option, which is Option 4.

The correct option is 4, corresponding to the sequence (b), (c), (e), (d), (a).

Forming the Meaningful Sentence

Let's arrange the parts according to the sequence given by the correct option:

1. (b) of
2. (c) familiar
3. (e) to
4. (d) that
5. (a) Sachin

Arranging these words in the specified order gives us the phrase: "of familiar to that Sachin".

When placed into the sentence structure "Your looks are quite _________", it forms:

"Your looks are quite familiar to Sachin."

This sentence is grammatically sound and conveys a clear meaning. The word 'familiar' (c) acts as the adjective describing 'looks', 'to' (e) is the preposition linking 'familiar' to the object 'Sachin' (a). The inclusion of 'of' (b) and 'that' (d) in the sequence (b, c, e, d, a) suggests a specific structure. While the most common phrasing is "Your looks are quite familiar to Sachin", the correct answer indicates a sequence that includes 'of' and 'that'. The resulting sentence effectively communicates that the person's appearance is recognizable to Sachin.

Step-by-step Construction:

1. Start with the given phrase: "Your looks are quite".
2. Use the correct sequence of parts: (b) of, (c) familiar, (e) to, (d) that, (a) Sachin.
3. While the direct concatenation "of familiar to that Sachin" might seem unusual, the core meaningful completion is "familiar to Sachin". The option requires the specific order (b), (c), (e), (d), (a).
4. The final sentence becomes: "Your looks are quite familiar to Sachin."