Question

Choose the most appropriate option to rearrange the jumbled parts of the given sentence in the proper sequence to make it a meaningful sentence (Use of capital letter in the beginning and punctuation have been omitted): A. the designer often has some specific B. to the pattern maker and sample sewer in C. at the next stage of the design process D. design details in his mind that need to be conveyed E. order to create the sample or prototype garment. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

• A. C, D, B, A, E
• B. B, E, A, D, C
• C. A, D, B, E, C
• D. D, B, E, C, A

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

Concept:

• In para jumbles with a purpose clause, look for 'in order to', which always introduces the goal and comes after the action it explains.
• Locate the subject and main verb first, then attach descriptive details to it.
• Time or sequence phrases like 'at the next stage of the design process' often work best at the very end of the sentence.

Step 1: Find the subject and main verb.
A, 'the designer often has some specific', is the opening clause since it names the subject 'the designer' and starts the main action 'has'.

Step 2: Attach what the designer has.
D, 'design details in his mind that need to be conveyed', completes what 'specific' refers to, so A is followed by D.

Step 3: Attach who the details are conveyed to.
B, 'to the pattern maker and sample sewer in', tells us to whom the details go, following naturally after D.

Step 4: Add the purpose and finish with the timing detail.
E, 'order to create the sample or prototype garment', completes the 'in order to' purpose clause started by B.
C, 'at the next stage of the design process', closes the sentence describing when this happens.
This gives A, D, B, E, C, a fully coherent sentence.

Final Answer: A, D, B, E, C