In the following sentences, the first and last parts are given. The middle parts are jumbled. Arrange them in the correct order.
(1) It is the main reason for seeing directly in the open breaths of time.
(2) That known box is not found only in Goti books.
(3) Completeness comes in a rope life.
(4) To make life complete, it becomes necessary for Aarti to descend on the copper ground.
(5) Class should be tested.
(6) For this reason, the importance of capacity has been told in our progress.

Appeared in: DSSSB 6 September 2024

Explanation

The sequence begins with (य), which sets the core theme: knowledge is not limited to books.
This is followed by (र), which introduces the alternative path to 'completeness' through life experience.
Sentence (ल) logically builds on (र), explaining that to achieve completeness, ideals must be put into practice.
Sentence (व) provides the final step in this practical process, stating that actions must be tested.
This entire chain of reasoning provides the context for the concluding sentence (6), which starts with 'For this reason...'.

Option B: This sequence starts with (ल), which discusses how 'to make life complete'. This is illogical without sentence (र) first introducing the concept of 'completeness in life'.
Option C: This sequence places (ल) before (र). Sentence (ल) ('To make life complete...') depends on the context provided by sentence (र) ('Completeness comes in life'). Reversing them makes the paragraph illogical.
Option D: In this sequence, the concluding sentence (6) ('For this reason...') is separated from its most direct cause, sentence (व) ('Action should be tested'). The logical link is weakened by placing (र) and (ल) in between.

Clinical Relevance

Nursing practice connection: This is primarily an exam-oriented knowledge point with limited direct bedside application, so retain Sentence Rearrangement as background academic context rather than a clinical decision trigger.
This question tests logical reasoning and language comprehension, which are essential skills for nurses.
Nurses must be able to understand and follow complex instructions, document patient care logically, and communicate clearly with the healthcare team and patients.
What if? - If sentence (6) was 'This contrasts with the theoretical world of books', then a sequence ending in (य) might be more logical, as it directly discusses books.

How to Approach the Question

First, read all the sentences to understand the general topic, which is the contrast between theoretical knowledge and practical experience.
Identify the most likely opening sentence for the jumbled section. Sentence (य) serves this role well by introducing the main idea.
Look for 'mandatory pairs' or sentences that have a strong, direct connection. Sentence (र) and (ल) form such a pair ('Completeness comes in life' → 'To make life complete...').
Build a chain of logic. Start with your opening sentence and add the pairs and other sentences in the most coherent order.
Finally, check if the last sentence of your arrangement connects smoothly with the fixed concluding sentence (6). The phrase 'For this reason' in (6) must logically follow from your last sentence (व).

Concept Tested & Keywords

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