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Directions : In this section each item consists of six sentences that comprise a passage. The first and sixth sentences are given in the beginning as S1 and S6. The sequence of the four sentences in the middle, labelled as P, Q, R, and S, has been jumbled. You are required to find the proper sequence of the four jumbled sentences and mark your response on the Answer Sheet accordingly.

S1: Biodiversity is crucial for the sustenance of life.
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.

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The correct answer is
QPSR

Biodiversity Sustenance and Corporate Role

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).

Sequencing the Jumbled Sentences

Let's analyze the logical connection between the sentences:

  • S1: Biodiversity is crucial for the sustenance of life.
  • Q: Conserving biodiversity requires the urgent collaboration between, and involvement of, individuals and corporations. (This sentence logically follows S1 by introducing the need for action and collaboration.)
  • P: Corporations have a social responsibility to help navigate discourses on biodiversity and leverage opportunities for sustainable development. (This sentence expands on the role of corporations mentioned in Q, highlighting their responsibility.)
  • S: Redesigning manufacturing processes, adopting new technologies, and shifting to a paperless environment are ways to achieve such development. (This sentence provides specific examples of how corporations can fulfill the responsibility outlined in P.)
  • R: Further, customers' demand for greener products can be a catalyst for sustainability. (This sentence connects corporate actions (S) to customer demand and the broader concept of sustainability, leading to the final statement.)
  • S6: After all, products that benefit customers must also positively impact the environment. (This sentence provides a concluding thought, reinforcing the link between customer benefit and environmental impact established by R.)

Therefore, the correct sequence is QPSR.

Final Paragraph Structure

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.

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