Enter the sequence that corresponds to the correct option choices.
(A) Breaking five month [A] / a five month [B] full in Srinagar, militants on Wednesday made an abortive bid blowing [A] / to blow [B] up the only flyover in the city.
(B)Facing a strident attack from the opposition in the Rajya Sabha, the government had justified [A] / justified [B] its policy.
(C)Refuting the charge of the government diluting the foreign policy, Mr. Mukherjee asserted [A] / had asserted [B] that India was not in isolation.
(D)Dismissing the charge that parliament was not been taken [A] / being taken [B] intoconfidence, Mr. Mukherjee gave assurance to the house.

The correct sequence is ___

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Solution

As 'five-month; is a compound word acting as an adjective it must be 'singular.' A bid is made to do something.Hence 'to blow' is appropriate in sentence A.The simple past tense 'justified' is correct in sentence 2.For the same reason 'asserted' is suitable in, sentence 3.Not being taken into confidence is correct. Hence BBBAB is the right answer.

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