Arrange the following sentence in order: 1. Emojie who for the question of his love 2. Constitutes his standard of living 3. Love connects and free distance increases 4. Society can always make him a servant.

Appeared in: DSSSB 6 September 2024

Explanation

The question is unanswerable as the provided sentence fragments are grammatically incorrect and logically disconnected.
The options are also invalid for a sentence arrangement task, as they represent sums instead of a sequence.
In a valid question, the correct answer would be the sequence that forms the most coherent and grammatically sound paragraph.

Option A: This option is invalid because the question's fragments and format are fundamentally flawed, making any combination incorrect.
Option B: This option is invalid because the question's fragments and format are fundamentally flawed, making any combination incorrect.
Option D: This option ('3 + 3 +') is syntactically meaningless and invalid as both a mathematical expression and a sentence arrangement choice.

Clinical Relevance

Nursing practice connection: This is primarily an exam-oriented knowledge point with limited direct bedside application, so retain Sentence Rearrangement (Parajumbles) in English Language as background academic context rather than a clinical decision trigger.
This is a general aptitude question testing English language skills, not a clinical or nursing concept.
Strong language and reasoning skills are important for clear documentation, effective patient communication, and interprofessional collaboration in any healthcare setting.
What if? - If the stem changed one defining clue so that 2 + 4 no longer matched, reassess the option whose mechanism, classification, or indication now fits the revised presentation.

How to Approach the Question

First, assess the question for clarity and correctness. Notice that the sentence fragments are nonsensical and the options are incorrectly formatted (sums instead of sequences).
Recognize that a logical solution is impossible due to the flawed nature of the question itself.
Instead of trying to force a connection, focus on the strategy for solving valid questions of this type.
For a valid question, start by identifying the independent clause that can serve as the opening sentence.
Next, look for 'mandatory pairs'—fragments linked by pronouns, conjunctions, or cause-and-effect relationships.
Finally, arrange all fragments into a sequence and read it to check for logical flow and grammatical accuracy.

Concept Tested & Keywords

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Practise the full DSSSB 6 September 2024

Attempt every question from this paper in a timed mock, then review the full solution for each one.