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Arrange the different parts in the correct sequence to form a meaningful sentence/paragraph.
P : like the industrialized countries
Q : as if they are to be suffered as relics of a
backward past
R : we have specially drawn attention to the non-motorized
transport modes
S : because they are completely overlooked in.
transport planning
T : till replaced by faster petroleum fuelled
transport

A
S T P R Q
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R Q P S T
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R S T Q P
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D
R S Q T P
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Solution

The correct option is D R S Q T P
The first statement in the sequence should be the one that introduces a new topic. It should not be a continuation or extension of a topic.
R is first in the sequence: R is the only phrase that introduces a new topic. It talks about non-motorized transport modes. How they have drawn attention to it.
R is followed by S: S gives the reason for the point made by R. It says that they have drawn attention to such transports as they are overlooked in transport planning.
S is followed by Q: Q continues the point made by S. It says that they are overlooked as they are considered relics of a backward past.
Q is followed by T: T directly continues Q's point. It says that as they are considered relics, they are eventually replaced by fuelled transport.
T is followed by P: P gives an example for the point made by T. It says that non-motorized transports are replaced by fuelled ones just like they are in industrialized countries.
Thus, the correct sequence is R S Q T P. Hence, D is the correct option.

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