The following question consists of an incomplete sentence with a fixed beginning and a fixed ending. The middle portion of the sentence is divided into four parts labelled P, Q, R and S. These four parts are given in a jumbled order. Arrange P, Q, R and S in the correct sequence to form a meaningful and grammatically correct sentence. Choose the correct combination from the options given. To address the reviewer’s concerns,________________________________________________ coherence of the dissertation significantly. P) too many theoretical directions Q) the scholar revised two core arguments, R) simultaneously could weaken the overall S) yet acknowledged that pursuing
Q S P R
The introductory phrase “To address the reviewer’s concerns,” needs a main clause with a subject; only Q supplies one: “the scholar revised two core arguments,”. So Q comes first.
Q ends with a comma, and S “yet acknowledged that pursuing” continues the same subject with a contrasting verb. The gerund pursuing needs an object, which P gives: “pursuing too many theoretical directions”.
That gerund phrase is the subject of a verb, supplied by R: “simultaneously could weaken the overall”, and R’s the overall joins the fixed ending “coherence of the dissertation significantly”.
Full sentence: To address the reviewer’s concerns, the scholar revised two core arguments, yet acknowledged that pursuing too many theoretical directions simultaneously could weaken the overall coherence of the dissertation significantly. Order: Q S P R.
Hence, the answer is Q S P R.
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