Re-arrange the parts to make a meaningful sentence.
allowing parents to continue (I)
help keep the children (II)
extended families (III)
and pursue careers (IV)
in the family healthier (V)
- AOption (a)
(III) (II) (V) (I) (IV)
- BOption (b)
(I) (IV) (II) (V) (III)
- COption (c)
(I) (II) (V) (III) (IV)
- DOption (d)
(III) (I) (IV) (II) (V)
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Correct answer
(III) (I) (IV) (II) (V)
Why this answer is correct
The correct answer is Option (4) i.e. (III) (I) (IV) (II) (V)
Key Points
- The sentence needs to be arranged in a logical and grammatically correct manner to convey a meaningful idea.
- Part (III): "Extended families" is the correct starting point, as it introduces the subject of the sentence.
- Part (I): "allowing parents to continue" logically follows (III), explaining what extended families enable.
- Part (IV): "and pursue careers" comes next, completing the idea of what parents are allowed to do.
- Part (II): "help keep the children" logically follows, explaining the benefit of extended families for children.
- Part (V): "in the family healthier" concludes the sentence by describing the overall outcome.
Correct sentence: Extended families allowing parents to continue and pursue careers help keep the children in the family healthier.
Additional Information
- Option 1 (III) (II) (V) (I) (IV): This option creates a fragmented and illogical sentence, as "help keep the children" cannot follow "Extended families" directly.
- Option 2 (I) (IV) (II) (V) (III): Starting with "allowing parents to continue" without introducing the subject "Extended families" makes the sentence incomplete.
- Option 3 (I) (II) (V) (III) (IV): This option creates a grammatically incorrect structure and fails to convey the intended meaning.