Parts of a sentence are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the parts in the correct order to form a meaningful sentence.
(A) her suburbs, she was enthralled to see
(B) one cold evening, when she went
(C) autumn still attached to
(D) the last golden leaf left from
(E) out for a walk on the snowy paths of
(F) an otherwise leafless tree
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct answer is option 2, i.e., BEADCF.
Logical flow explanation:
(B) "One cold evening, when she went..."
→ This sets the scene with a time phrase. It’s a natural sentence opener.
(E) "out for a walk on the snowy paths of..."
→ Continues the idea of “when she went,” explaining what she did and where.
(A) "her suburbs, she was enthralled to see..."
→ Completes the prepositional phrase (“on the snowy paths of her suburbs”) and transitions into the main clause about what she saw.
(D) "the last golden leaf left from..."
→ Introduces the object of what she saw.
(C) "autumn still attached to..."
→ Gives the context of the leaf—"left from autumn"—and connects smoothly to the final part.
(F) "an otherwise leafless tree."
→ Completes the description of where the leaf was attached.