S6: After all, products that benefit customers must also positively impact the environment.
P: Corporations have a social responsibility to help navigate discourses on biodiversity and leverage opportunities for sustainable development.
Q: Conserving biodiversity requires the urgent collaboration between, and involvement of, individuals and corporations.
R: Further, customers' demand for greener products can be a catalyst for sustainability.
S: Redesigning manufacturing processes, adopting new technologies, and shifting to a paperless environment are ways to achieve such development.
The passage begins by stating the importance of biodiversity for life (S1). The task is to arrange the middle sentences (P, Q, R, S) to create a logical flow leading to the concluding sentence (S6).
Let's analyze the logical connection between the sentences:
Therefore, the correct sequence is QPSR.
The complete passage reads:
Biodiversity is crucial for the sustenance of life. Conserving biodiversity requires the urgent collaboration between, and involvement of, individuals and corporations. Corporations have a social responsibility to help navigate discourses on biodiversity and leverage opportunities for sustainable development. Redesigning manufacturing processes, adopting new technologies, and shifting to a paperless environment are ways to achieve such development. Further, customers' demand for greener products can be a catalyst for sustainability. After all, products that benefit customers must also positively impact the environment.
(P) its policy and announced reforms
(Q) that the mounting tension was heading
(R) the colonial Government, now seeing
(S) towards a crisis, wisely decided to change
(P) considered to be paradigmatic
(Q) sociological study of peasant movements in India
(R) the Telangana peasant revolt against the Nizam of Hyderabad in the 1940s is often
(S) and the only instance worthy of attention in a comparative
(P) most of the minerals are nationalized
(Q) is possible only after the
(R) government grants permission as
(S) extraction of minerals in India
(P) radical or limited change and whether they focus on
(Q) along two axes, whether they seek
(R) the entire society or on specific individuals
(S) sociological theories distinguish social movements
(P) are more defensive than offensive and
(Q) although most social movements
(R) tend to be temporary, they
(S) are important agents of social transformation
(P) in India, the automobile industry
(Q) one of the largest industries
(R) growth during the last two decades
(S) has witnessed impressive
(P) was formed in 1870 to give voice to the demands
(Q) in western India, the Sarvajanik Sabha
(R) and all classes of people were its members
(S) and needs of the people
(P) the opportunities to the greater triumphs
(Q) today are but a step towards
(R) the achievements we celebrate
(S) and achievements that await us
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A series is given, with one term missing. Choose the correct alternative that will complete the series:
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(P) considered to be paradigmatic (Q) sociological study of peasant movements in India (R) the Telangana peasant revolt against the Nizam of Hyderabad in the 1940s is often (S) and the only instance worthy of attention in a comparative