Step 1: Think in terms of a calculation:
Profit is worked out as income minus expenses. So income must come first, then expenses, then the profit figures.
Step 2: Place the income and expense:
Revenue from operations is income, so D is first. Cost of materials consumed is an expense, so C comes after D.
Step 3: Place the two profit figures:
Profit before extraordinary items and tax is reached first after expenses. Profit before tax comes after extraordinary items are adjusted. So A comes before B.
Step 4: Choose:
The order D, C, A, B appears in option 4 only. Options 1 and 2 start with a profit line, and option 3 starts with an expense, so none of them can be right.
Final Answer:
Option 4 is correct. \[\boxed{\text{D, C, A, B}}\]