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Question

Rearrange the sentences in the correct order. 
(1) Ravi reaches his office at 9.00 am sharp. 
(2) He finishes his work at 5 pm. 
(3) Ravi gets up early morning everyday. 
(4) He reads the news paper every day. 
Choose the correct answer from the options given below.

The correct answer is
3412

Rearranging Sentences for Daily Routine Order

This question asks us to put the given sentences about Ravi's daily activities into the correct chronological sequence. We need to determine the logical order in which these events typically happen in a day.

Analyzing Sentence Sequence

Let's look at each sentence and consider its logical place in a daily timeline:

  • Sentence (3): Ravi gets up early morning everyday. This is usually the first activity of the day.
  • Sentence (4): He reads the news paper every day. Reading the newspaper is a common activity after waking up.
  • Sentence (1): Ravi reaches his office at 9.00 am sharp. This event happens after morning routines and before the end of the workday.
  • Sentence (2): He finishes his work at 5 pm. This marks the end of the working day, coming after reaching the office.

Ordering the Sentences Logically

Based on the analysis, the most logical order for Ravi's day is:

  1. Ravi gets up early morning everyday. (3)
  2. He reads the news paper every day. (4)
  3. Ravi reaches his office at 9.00 am sharp. (1)
  4. He finishes his work at 5 pm. (2)

Therefore, the correct sequence of the sentence numbers is 3, 4, 1, 2.

This corresponds to the option 3412.

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