In the questions given below, the sentence has been broken into 5 to 6 parts. Identify these parts and join them to form a meaningful sentence.1.the shower 2.to sing in 3.She 4.likes*1 point34211432132443121. speak   2. chance   3. everyone   4. got   5. to   6. the   *1 point6251433465123462513214651. must 2.  at five o'clock 3. leave 4. we 5.the house*1 point431254135214352314521. killed 2. a 3. Jaswant 4. bear 5. wild*1 point314251234531254324151. wrote 2.  last week 3.  they  4.  at school  5. a test*1 point315421234554321321541. reserving books 2. for example, 3. about 4. the Service Desk 5. deals with any enquiries*1 point134522341545231423511. went to the 2. beach on a 3. sunny day 4. They*1 point41231243132412341. charge   2. to   3. him   4. handover   5. the*1 point321544512345321435121. the   2. thanks   3. sumptuous   4. meal   5. for*1 point234513251425143251341. was 2. and 3. Suresh 4. kind 5. loving*1 point31425123455432134521

Select the correct answerIn the question given below, the sentence has been broken into 5 to 6 parts. Identify these parts and join them to form a meaningful sentence. 1. There was 2. needed for its everyday life 3. a time when each family 4. for itself most of the things it 5. actually producedOptions1354212543453214351232415

Select the correct answerIn the question given below, the sentence has been broken into 5 to 6 parts. Identify these parts and join them to form a meaningful sentence1. reserving books 2. for example, 3. about 4. the Service Desk 5. deals with any enquiries Options23415 4235145231 1345213452

Select the correct answerIn the question given below, the sentence has been broken into 5 to 6 parts. Identify these parts and join them to form a meaningful sentence 1. for thousands of years 2. famous symbols of ancient civilizations3. Monuments have 4. been created 5. and they are often the most durable andOptions3415212354214534152314532

Direction for questions 6 to 9: In the following questions, there are five sentences or parts of sentences that form a paragraph. Identify the sentence(s) or part(s) of sentence(s) that is/are correct in terms of grammar and usage. Then, choose the most appropriate option.The lobby of the hotel was a small white buildingset at the centre of two dozen beautiful bungalowsthat sprawled down a hill towards the clear blue sea.The Mellises had the Noel Bungalow, with its own swimming pooland a maid to prepare their breakfast, they ate in the open-air dining room.

1 of 6 questionsTornadoes do not last long.The damage they cause can be serious.butsojoining wordsCombine the sentences into one sentence. Use one of the joining words.