Sample Question Paper of State Bank India (SBI) Examination -Clerical Cadre (English Section ) SET -ONE
Directions (Q. Nos. 51 - 55 ) : In the given questions, there are phrases in italics followed by options, (a) to (d). One of these options should replace the phrase to make the sentence meaningful and grammatically correct. Choose the most suitable option. If the given phrase is correct mark (e) as answer.
51. Whatever may be the reason of his failure, his integrity cannot be called into question.
a) his integrity cannot be called in question.
b) his integrity cannot be put in question.
a) his integrity cannot be called in question.
b) his integrity cannot be put in question.
c) his integrity cannot be made into question.
d) his integrity cannot be brought in question.
(e) No error
52. But for the support of members of my family, I should not have achieved success in my work.
a) I shall not have achieved success in my work.
b) I would not have achieved success in my work.
c) I would not achieve success in my work.
d) I shall not have achieved success in my work.
(e) No error
53. If one endeavours persistently in the right direction , one is sure to triumph over the odds of life successfully.
(a) triumph against the odds of life successfully.
(b) triumph upon the odds of life successfully.
(c) triumph by the odds of life successfully.
(d) make triumph with odds of life successfully.
(e) No error
54. Had you accompanied us on picnic , you too could have enjoyed yourself .
(a) you too should have enjoyed yourself.
(b) you too might have enjoyed yourself.
(c) you too would have enjoyed yourself.
(d) you too will have enjoyed yourself.
55. What to speak of food, drinking water was not available there.
(a) What to speak about food,
(b) What to speak for food,
(c) Not to speak about food,
(d) Not to speak of food,
(e) No error.
Directions (Q. Nos. 56 - 60 ) : Read the given sentences carefully to find out if there is any grammatical error in any of these. If there is any, it will be in one part of the sentence. Mark the alphabet following that part as your answer. If no error is found mark (e) as your answer.
56. Little she knew that (a) the person whom (b)she trusts upon will deceive her (c) and deprive her of her wealth(d) No error (e)
57. Supposing if I do not (a) succeed in the examination (b) I have already decided (c) that I shall start working with my father in his factory.(d) No error (e)
58. Have you ever seen a girl (a) as young as she is (b)and who sings so beautiful (c) and enchants the audience like this?(d) No error (e)
59. I do not know (a) when does she intends (b) to leave for her office but it is certain (c) that she is to reach there before evening.(d) No error (e)
60. Who do you think (a) the committee will (b) select a candidate (c) for awarding a prize ?(d) No error (e)
Directions (Q. Nos. 61 - 65 ) : In the following sentences, there are four words written in bold and marked (a) (b) (c) (d) which may be misspelt or inappropriate in context to the sentence. Find out the misspelt or inappropriate word and mark its alphabet as answer. If all are correct and appropriate mark (e) as answer.
61. Military systems have been doing this "jamming" (a) - flooding an area with a signal at the GPS frequently (b) in a bid to frustrate (c) navigation system (d) of the enemy. All are correct. (e)
62. It is presumed that (a) with hike in the price of oil the produce of (b) vehicles in the country is sure to decline (c) and there will be a dire need (d) to develop a strong public transport network. All are correct)(e)
63. The president of the committee enquired from (a) members that if more funds(b) are pumped into(c) the project it will be beneficial(d) for it. All are correct (e).
64. If the authorities delay (a) in according their sanction or they deny the same (b) in either case ( c) there will be an adverse affect (d) on smooth working of the project. All are correct (e)
65. The president asked (a) the members who they (b) considered a suitable candidate (c) for the post of secretery of (d) the club. All are correct (e)
Directions (Q. Nos. 66 - 75 ) : In the following paragraph there are blanks which are numbered. At the end of the paragraph five words are given as options. One of these words is appropriate to fill each of these blanks. Find the appropriate word to fill in the blank and mark it as answer.
Human life 1. ..................................... of small events each of which has its own 2.............................. however small or trivial it may be. Success of a man depends 3. ........................ how he or she 4.....................these events. The factor of 5. ..................... importance in this regard is the attention one 6. ......................... to these. The comfort of a household is the result of small things well 7. ..................... . Good governance can only be accomplished by well regulated provision of doing of little things. These carefully treasured up result in 8. .......................... of knowledge and experience in life. These if neglected lead to 9. ............................ in life and one accumulates nothing and learns nothing in life. These bring with them conviction and thereby diligence in the working of a person. Success in the life of a person is proportionate to his efforts, his commitment to the cause that 10...................... from attention to these little things.
1. contains, comprises, includes, brings, lies.
2. effect, joy, role, play, significance.
3. over, with, upon, under, by.
4. deals with, controls, rules, makes, puts.
5. large, great, prime, huge, various.
6. shows, attributes, lays, gives, makes.
7. planned, undertaken, displayed,arranged, provided.
8. accumulation, joining, bringing, taking, formation.
9. downfall, anguish, failures,wrath, gloom.
10. flows, emerges, pays, moves, sticks.
1. contains, comprises, includes, brings, lies.
2. effect, joy, role, play, significance.
3. over, with, upon, under, by.
4. deals with, controls, rules, makes, puts.
5. large, great, prime, huge, various.
6. shows, attributes, lays, gives, makes.
7. planned, undertaken, displayed,arranged, provided.
8. accumulation, joining, bringing, taking, formation.
9. downfall, anguish, failures,wrath, gloom.
10. flows, emerges, pays, moves, sticks.
Directions (Q. Nos. 76 - 80 ) : Rearrange the following sentences in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph. Also answer the questions following these sentences.
A. Feedback, hence, is very crucial especially from important people and needless to say that from 'those in immediate contact with one, if one is in employment.'
B. This is actually an act of ignorance as they don't realise that this strategy will eventually hurt more and sometimes beyond repair.
C. But the problem is that a majority of people never solicit feedback as the word "feedback" carries a notorious tag of being negative only.
D. However there exists a different category of people who believe in giving only sugar-coated feedback as fear hurting others through a negative one.
E. A champion thrives on challenging his or her weaknesses and converting those into strengths.
F. The foundation of a great performance is continuous learning, overcoming weaknesses and enhancing strengths.
76. Which of the following should be the SIXTH (Last) sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
77. Which of the following should be the FIFTH sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
78. Which of the following should be the FIRST sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
79. Which of the following should be the SECOND sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
80. Which of the following should be the FOURTH sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
(ANSWERS)
51. To call into question means to have doubt. The given sentence is correct.
52. 'But for' means without. Without one action the other would not have happened. But for .... I would not have achieved success. (b) is correct.
53. 'triumph over' is correct. The given sentence is correct.
54. In such sentence no action has taken place in the past nor will it take place in future. It is only supposed that if such an action had taken place the other action would have taken place. So ......'you too would have also enjoyed yourself' is correct. (b) is correct.
55. Not to speak of ....is correct. (d) is correct.
56. To put emphasis adverb is used in the beginning of the sentence.For that verb is also used with it and it separated in the interrogative formation like goes = does+go or went = did +go etc. Little did she know that .......(a) is incorrect.
57. Supposing and if have the same meaning. Supposing is redundant here. Remove superfluous 'supposing'. (a) is incorrect.
58. beautiful is adjective but with verb ' sings' adverb beautifully is to be used. (c) is incorrect.
59. This is a simple sentence and not an interrogative sentence. 'Does she intends' gives impression of an interrogative sentence. It should be' ..... when she intends to' (b) is incorrect.
60. This is an interrogative sentence. It is explained by taking reply of this sentence. It will be....... The committee will select him a candidate... Here him is in object case. Similarly in interrogative sentence 'whom' is in object case and 'who' is in subject case. So it should be 'whom' and not 'who'. (a) is incorrect.
61. In this sentence all the options are correct. (e) is the answer.
62. Instead of verb 'produce' noun 'production' is required here. (b) is incorrect.
63. After 'enquired' or 'asked' 'if' is used and not 'that'. That is superfluous here. (b) is incorrect.
64. Instead of 'affect' 'effect' is the correct word here. (d) is incorrect.
65. Here instead 'who' , 'whom' is the correct word. (b) is incorrect.
(66-75)
1. In this sentence lies and brings do not fit. With includes and contains the preposition 'of' is not used.Comprises of is the correct word here.
2. The words joy and play are incorrect here. Play also does not fit here.Out of role and significance , significance is the appropriate word because sense of the sentence is of an effect and not a role.
3. With the word 'depend' preposition 'upon' is used. Other prepositions are not correct.
4. Makes , puts and rules are not suitable words here. Control also does not give any meaning. However deals with means how a person manages or faces the circumstances.
5. Various is not the correct word. out of large great and huge, great gives a little sense here. But out of great and prime, prime is a better word to be used here.
6. The words shows, lays and makes are not correct words here. Out of attributes and gives, attributes is the appropriate word.
7. Provided and undertaken do not make any sense in this sentence. Displayed also does not fit with household. The things of household planned or arranged, arranged things give comfort. Arranged is the correct word.
8. Joining, taking and bringing of knowledge does not give any meaning. However formation of knowledge also does not give any meaning. Accumulation meaning to treasure or store is the correct word.
9. anguish, wrath and gloom do not give any meaning in the sentence. Anguish also does not fit here. Out of downfall and failure, failure is the correct word here.
10. Pays, moves and sticks do not fit here. Out of flows from attention and emerges from attention, emerges is the correct word.
51. To call into question means to have doubt. The given sentence is correct.
52. 'But for' means without. Without one action the other would not have happened. But for .... I would not have achieved success. (b) is correct.
53. 'triumph over' is correct. The given sentence is correct.
54. In such sentence no action has taken place in the past nor will it take place in future. It is only supposed that if such an action had taken place the other action would have taken place. So ......'you too would have also enjoyed yourself' is correct. (b) is correct.
55. Not to speak of ....is correct. (d) is correct.
56. To put emphasis adverb is used in the beginning of the sentence.For that verb is also used with it and it separated in the interrogative formation like goes = does+go or went = did +go etc. Little did she know that .......(a) is incorrect.
57. Supposing and if have the same meaning. Supposing is redundant here. Remove superfluous 'supposing'. (a) is incorrect.
58. beautiful is adjective but with verb ' sings' adverb beautifully is to be used. (c) is incorrect.
59. This is a simple sentence and not an interrogative sentence. 'Does she intends' gives impression of an interrogative sentence. It should be' ..... when she intends to' (b) is incorrect.
60. This is an interrogative sentence. It is explained by taking reply of this sentence. It will be....... The committee will select him a candidate... Here him is in object case. Similarly in interrogative sentence 'whom' is in object case and 'who' is in subject case. So it should be 'whom' and not 'who'. (a) is incorrect.
61. In this sentence all the options are correct. (e) is the answer.
62. Instead of verb 'produce' noun 'production' is required here. (b) is incorrect.
63. After 'enquired' or 'asked' 'if' is used and not 'that'. That is superfluous here. (b) is incorrect.
64. Instead of 'affect' 'effect' is the correct word here. (d) is incorrect.
65. Here instead 'who' , 'whom' is the correct word. (b) is incorrect.
(66-75)
1. In this sentence lies and brings do not fit. With includes and contains the preposition 'of' is not used.Comprises of is the correct word here.
2. The words joy and play are incorrect here. Play also does not fit here.Out of role and significance , significance is the appropriate word because sense of the sentence is of an effect and not a role.
3. With the word 'depend' preposition 'upon' is used. Other prepositions are not correct.
4. Makes , puts and rules are not suitable words here. Control also does not give any meaning. However deals with means how a person manages or faces the circumstances.
5. Various is not the correct word. out of large great and huge, great gives a little sense here. But out of great and prime, prime is a better word to be used here.
6. The words shows, lays and makes are not correct words here. Out of attributes and gives, attributes is the appropriate word.
7. Provided and undertaken do not make any sense in this sentence. Displayed also does not fit with household. The things of household planned or arranged, arranged things give comfort. Arranged is the correct word.
8. Joining, taking and bringing of knowledge does not give any meaning. However formation of knowledge also does not give any meaning. Accumulation meaning to treasure or store is the correct word.
9. anguish, wrath and gloom do not give any meaning in the sentence. Anguish also does not fit here. Out of downfall and failure, failure is the correct word here.
10. Pays, moves and sticks do not fit here. Out of flows from attention and emerges from attention, emerges is the correct word.
(76-80)
The sentence F describes the basic subject matter that how performance of a person is governed by various acts. E tells about how a person behaves while doing these acts. Further for all this there is a tool which helps in shaping that behaviour and it is feedback. This is described in A. But this has its shortcoming and it is described in C. This is further elaborated in D. Finally the sentence B gives the conclusion of all of this. Thus the sequence becomes F E A C D B
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Sample Question Paper of State Bank India (SBI) Examination -Clerical Cadre (English Section ) SET -TWO
Directions (Q. Nos. 51 - 55 ) : In the given questions, there are phrases in italics followed by options, (a) to (d). One of these options should replace the phrase to make the sentence meaningful and grammatically correct. Choose the most suitable option. If the given phrase is correct mark (e) as answer.
51. When the man looked daggers, his wife was so nervous and scared that she could not utter even a single word.
(a) help utter a single word. (b) go utter a single word even (c) make speak a single word. (d) move speak a single word even. (e) No change required.
52. The french government decided to build secretly a flying machine, the first of its kind, supposingly the most useful when invented.
(a) supposedly the most useful ever invented. (b) showingly the most useful ever found. (c) believing the most useful when ever discovered. (d ) found to be useful if invented.(e) No change required.
53. The past of man has been under the whole a pretty and beastly business, a busniess of fighting, bullying, grabbing and hurting.
(a) of the whole a pretty beastlike business (b) a business of beastly activities (c) the whole full of beastly activities (d) on the whole a pretty beastly business
(e) No change required.
54. Although his manners were excellent, his behaviour much civilised, yet while the room he left bore numerous traces of his presence on its walls.
(a) the room when he left it bore numerous traces (b) on leaving had many traces (c) after his leaving showed many traces (d) the room as he left bearing numerous traces (e) No change required.
55. Our agriculture sector demands the introduction of some new methods on
large scale and to a degree on the lines of locally requirements.
(a) in lines with the local requirements (b) under the local requirements (c) according to area wise shortcomings (d) matching with as required to locals
(e) No change required.
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
77. Which of the following should be the FIFTH sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
78. Which of the following should be the FIRST sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
79. Which of the following should be the SECOND sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
80. Which of the following should be the FOURTH sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
55. Our agriculture sector demands the introduction of some new methods on
large scale and to a degree on the lines of locally requirements.
(a) in lines with the local requirements (b) under the local requirements (c) according to area wise shortcomings (d) matching with as required to locals
(e) No change required.
Directions (Q. Nos. 56 - 60 ) : Read the given sentences carefully to find out if there is any grammatical error in any of these. If there is any, it will be in one part of the sentence. Mark the alphabet following that part as your answer. If no error is found mark (e) as your answer.
56. He was making supplies (a) to this factory for the last more than ten years (b)and that too without any break (c)but all of a sudden he stopped supplying.(d) No error (e)
57. If the institute will come (a) to his help at this time of his need,(b) he too will try to help it in future (c) according to his capacity and capability. (d) No error (e)
58. We failed to understand (a) the reason why the landlord took(b) such a great risk of having faith on him (c) for such a large amount.(d) No error (e)
59. The lady counted (a) all the books herself (b) to make sure that none (c) of them were missing.(d) No error (e)
60. Unless the committee does not (a) pass a resolution against the member, (b)the secretary cannot (c) take any action against him.(d) No error (e)
63. The students (a) toiled hard for the whole year, they (b)fared too well (c) in their examinations but they obtained (d) not so good numbers. All are correct (e)
64. It is very dificult (a) to make him understand that (b)it was him who was (c)at blame and not anyone else.(d) All are correct (e)
65. (a)If everyone performs (b)one's duty diligently and (c)takes care of the (d)institution's interest it is certain to progress and prosper. (e)
76. Which of the following should be the SIXTH (Last) sentence after the rearrangement ?Directions (Q. Nos. 61 - 65 ) : In the following sentences, there are four words written in bold and marked (a) (b) (c) (d) which may be misspelt or inappropriate in context to the sentence. Find out the misspelt or inappropriate word and mark its alphabet as answer. If all are correct and appropriate mark (e) as answer.
61. The (a) place where he is (b) putting up these days is (c) further from the office than that of (d) mine. All are correct. (e)
62. If you (a) would have employed fifty (b)persons more (c)in the factory, (d) the produce would have been much better. All are correct)(e)
63. The students (a) toiled hard for the whole year, they (b)fared too well (c) in their examinations but they obtained (d) not so good numbers. All are correct (e)
64. It is very dificult (a) to make him understand that (b)it was him who was (c)at blame and not anyone else.(d) All are correct (e)
65. (a)If everyone performs (b)one's duty diligently and (c)takes care of the (d)institution's interest it is certain to progress and prosper. (e)
Directions (Q. Nos. 66 - 75 ) : In the following paragraph there are blanks which are numbered. At the end of the paragraph five words are given as options. One of these words is appropriate to fill each of these blanks. Find the appropriate word to fill in the blank and mark it as answer.
Farmers have always been aware of 1. ................... aspects of the environment like changes in soil, water, weather and vegetation. However they 2. ................. the tools to measure, map and manage variations in the field accurately to grow more food using fewer resources, thereby reducing production costs. It is key component in the use of IT and various items like robotics, sensors, control systems, autonomous vehicles, automated hardware, variable rate technology, and so on.
The 3.................... of high speed internet, mobile 4. ............... and reliable, low-cost satellites (for imagery and positioning) are a few key technologies characterizing the 5. .................. in precision agriculture. Small farming will enable the farmers to reduce waste and 6. .................... productivity. This will range from the quantity of fertiliser utilised to the number of journeys the farm vehicles have made. There's a look at the technology which has been 7................... ripples in the market. Agriculture is one of the major industries to incorporate drones. Drones are being used in agriculture in agriculture to improve productivity. Ground and aerial-based drones are being used in agriculture for crop health assessment, irrigation, monitoring, spraying, planting, soil and field analysis.Besides ease of use and time saving other benefits 8.....................crop health imaging, integrated geographic information system mapping and potential to increase yields. With strategy and planning based on real time data collection and processing, the drone technology will give a high-tech 9.................. to agriculture industry. The remote sensing data is processed through machine learning, and then the pattern is 10................. Not only farmers but seed and fertiliser companies too will be benefitted.
1. stable, some, close, real, varying
2. found, joined, lacked,secured, devised
3. growing, adoption,utilizing, blending, inclusion.
4. products, appliances, tools, wares,devices.
5. trend, move, show, side, vogue.
6.enhance, upgrade, surge, demur, support.
7. showing, trending, creating, favouring, throwing.
8.exist, draw, include, find,meet.
9. uplift, makeover,change, growth, twist
10.studied, sorted, recorded, analysed, ployed.
Directions (Q. Nos. 76 - 80 ) : Rearrange the following sentences in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph. Also answer the questions following these sentences.
A. The government needs to
devise a mechanism to counsel their parents which is necessary for the proper
implementation of its schemes and
act.
B. Even after 70 years of
independence, education is still a dream for children who could be seen
scavenging refuse or carrying bags of garbage.
C. Though the government
has given right to education to all, it has failed to clear loopholes in the systems.
D. The government runs
several schemes for imparting education to such children but they are deprived
of their benefits
E. That's why education is
still a dream for such poor and deprived children and their families can't
afford to send them to schools
F. No body bothers to make
them aware of these schemes,that's why their goals are never achieved.
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
77. Which of the following should be the FIFTH sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
78. Which of the following should be the FIRST sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
79. Which of the following should be the SECOND sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
80. Which of the following should be the FOURTH sentence after the rearrangement ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
(ANSWERS)
(51)1. Help is used like – He could not help but
shriek. It means she could not stop shrieking. Here it gives the opposite
meaning.
2. Go utter
also not well here. We use go for a
continuous process like She went on uttering words.
3. Make has a
meaning that someone else is prompting the subject to work. He made him act
like this.
4. Move also
gives sense of continuity. She moved on to say her version.
So all options
are not according to the sentence. However the option already used in the
sentence has a meaning and is correct.
(52)1.
Supposedly means that it is supposed that this is the most useful out of all
those invented so far.
2.
‘Showingly’ does not make any sense, the
word is showing.
3. It is
believed to be useful but whenever does not give any relevance here.
4. Found to be
useful if invented does not have any relevance with the remaining sentence.
5. Supposingly
is not a word but supposing is the correct word so it is not correct. (a) is
correct.
(53)Here
pretty does not mean fair or beautiful but it is to increase the degree of
activity beastly. Just as we say – ‘pretty large’ means very large. It is
‘pretty beastly’. On the whole means taking the totality of the activity. So
here the option (d) is the correct option.
54. Here while
or when are to be linked with ‘he’ and
not room. It is to say that when he left the room it bore many traces of
his presence there. According to this meaning option is the most appropriate
meaning that – when he left the room it bore many traces of his presence. (a) is correct.
55. Here the word ‘locally’ is an adverb whereas
an adjective ‘local’ is required with the noun ‘requirements’. Instead of ‘on
the lines’ ‘in line with’ is more appropriate that means according to the local
requirements. So option (a) is correct.
56. This
sentence shows that it is of the past tense and ‘making’ tells that it is
continuous tense. Further ‘for a long time’ shows that it is of perfect
continuous tense. In Past perfect continuous tense, ‘Had been + first form of
verb +ing and for ‘ are used. So the sentence should be- He had been
making………for more than……(a) is incorrect.
57. This is a
conditional sentence.If two activities are to take place in future time, tense
for first activity will be present indefinite tense and for the second it will
be future indefinite tense. The sentence will be ‘ If the institute comes to his
help…………So (a) is incorrect.
58. In this
sentence two words ‘why’ and ‘reason’ are used for one purpose. So ‘the reason’
is redundant or superfluous remove it. (b) is incorrect.
59. The
pronouns ‘anyone’ or ‘none’ etc. are treated as singular and are followed by
singular verb. So ‘were’ here is incorrect. It should be ‘was’. (d) is
incorrect.
60. Unless
itself has a negative meaning so it does not require ‘not’ with it. It should
be ‘Unless…….passes’ instead of ‘does not pass’. (a) is incorrect.
61. Adjective
Far means away. It has three degrees Far, Farther and Farthest. The
word required in this sentence is ‘farther’ and not ‘further’ .(d) is incorrect.
62. Here error
is due improper use of tense. In such sentences there has been no activity in
the past nor will it be in future time. But it is supposed if it had happened.
In such cases for first action past perfect tense is used. ‘If you had
employed……..’ Instead of ‘produce’ ‘production’ is correct. (b) & (d) are
incorrect.
63. In
examination one gets ‘marks’ and not numbers. (d) is incorrect.
64 Spellings
of ‘difficult’ are incorrect. It was ‘he’ and not ‘him’. ‘to blame’ is correct.
So (a), (c) & (d) are incorrect.
65. ‘Everyone’ is followed by pronoun ‘his’ and not ‘one’s’.
(b) is incorrect.
(66-75)
1. Environment
is changing. So stable, some or real are incorrect. Close also does not give
any sense here. Varied is correct.
2. They do not
have means so lacked is correct option.
3. Blending
and growing are incorrect as these do not fit here. Out of utilizing, inclusion
and adoption, adoption gives appropriate meaning.
4. Products,
tools, wares do not fit here. Out of appliances and devices, the devices is the
correct word.
5. Out of all
options trend is the correct word.
6.
Productivity is to be increased so enhance is the correct word.
7. favouring
and throwing are incorrect. Showing also does not fit here. Out of trending and
creating is better option.
8. Out of all
options include is the correct option.
9. Here
meaning is to make a thing better. For this ‘makeover’ is the correct word out
of all words.
10. Studied,
recorded ployed are incorrect words. Out of sorted and analysed, analysed is
the correct word.
(76-80)
In such questions one has to find linking words. These
linking words show relation of one sentence with other sentences. This means
that such a sentence cannot be first sentence. In these sentences words are– Such
children, these schemes, such poor and their parents. It means the sentences
containing these words cannot be first sentence. First sentence should be an
independent or non dependent sentence. B and C are such sentences. But B contains more information to start with some topic.Children in sentence B are
referred to in D as ‘such children’. Schemes referred in D are again talked
about in F as ‘these schemes’. C mentions about right to education and its loop
holes and in E it tells about its result. finally in A there is a solution of
the problem suggested. So the sequence is B,D,F,C,E,A. Questions can be answered accordingly.
