Question

Choose the correct option to arrange the words in the jumbled sentence to make it meaningful.

\[ \text{Rose flowers / are plucking / the children / in the garden.} \]
\[ \text{A \_ \_ \_ \_ B \_ \_ \_ \_ C \_ \_ \_ \_ D} \]

• A. BACD
• B. CBAD
• C. BCAD
• D. CDBA

Hint:

For jumbled sentences, first identify the subject, then verb, then object, then place/time phrase.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Step 1: Understanding the Concept
The task is to rearrange the jumbled parts of a sentence to form a grammatically correct and meaningful sentence. A standard English sentence follows the Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) structure.

Step 2: Identifying the Parts of the Sentence
Subject (who is doing the action?): "the children" (C)
Verb (the action): "are plucking" (B)
Object (what is being acted upon?): "Rose flowers" (A)
Prepositional Phrase (where?): "in the garden" (D)

Step 3: Arranging in SVO Structure
Following the Subject-Verb-Object-Place structure:
Subject (C) + Verb (B) + Object (A) + Place (D)
This gives us the order CBAD.

Step 4: Forming the Final Sentence
The correctly arranged sentence is: "The children are plucking Rose flowers in the garden."
The corresponding sequence of parts is CBAD.