Parts of sentences are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the parts in the correct order to form a meaningful paragraph.
A. They think there are some bitter learning experiences
B. Which, over a period of time, guide them to take a good path
C. Many successful people believe that
D. There is no failure in anybody’s life
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is option 1 i.e. CDAB.
C (Many successful people believe that) is a good opening — it introduces who holds the view.
D (There is no failure in anybody’s life) follows naturally as the belief itself.
A (They think there are some bitter learning experiences) explains what successful people interpret “no failure” to mean.
B (Which, over a period of time, guide them to take a good path) completes the thought by showing the positive outcome of those learning experiences.
This order (C → D → A → B) builds from a general statement to explanation and result, making a coherent paragraph.
Why the other options are incorrect:
CBDA (2) puts the explanation (A/B) before the assertion (D), breaking logical flow.
BDAC (3) starts with an idea about failure without first saying who believes it — the subject is missing at the start.
CBAD (4) mixes explanation and conclusion awkwardly and doesn’t form a smooth progression from belief → meaning → result.