List of top English Questions on Sentence Jumbles asked in NMAT

Rearrange the jumbled sentences to show the appropriate sequence.
A. Lastly, always remember to give the listener a fair chance to interrupt you whenever he or she pleases.
B. When you are speaking, do not forget to read the listener's face to see what they are thinking.
C. Ask yourself if what you are saying is too much for him or her to grasp as a chunk.
D. If that is the case, try to involve him or her in the conversation actively by eliciting responses to your words.

Rearrange the jumbled sentences to show the appropriate sequence.
A. 27% of the Canadians polled, and about 35% of the Americans polled, also admitted to not being able to disengage from their gadgets.
B. The overall aim of the poll was to study the holiday habits of people, and identify countries whose people found it most difficult to disengage completely from their gadgets during vacations.
C. Korea was in second place and Japan in third. Indian, Argentinian and Spanish travellers were least bothered about their smart phones.
D. The survey also attempted to find out if travellers ever ‘embellished’ their travel experiences to friends and family.
E. According to a poll conducted by an online booking site, an overwhelming majority of respondents from Thailand admitted that just the thought of travelling without their small gadgets caused them to “break out in a cold sweat.”