Following are eight incidents from the story but their order is mixed up. Put them in the right sequence.
(a) The scientist rushed home anticipating the disappointment of his children.
(b) Scientists were working for 12-18 hours at Thumba.
(c) The boss consented.
(d) Scientists had heavy work pressure but they were loyal.
(e) A scientist approached the boss for permission to leave at 5.30 pm to take his children to the exhibition.
(f) To his surprise, he learnt that his boss had kept his appointment for him.
(g) Suddenly, he remembered his promise to his children.
(h) The scientist became so engrossed in his work that he continued working till 8.15 pm.
Following are eight incidents from the story but their order is mixed up. Put them in the right sequence.
(a) The scientist rushed home anticipating the disappointment of his children.
(b) Scientists were working for 12-18 hours at Thumba.
(c) The boss consented.
(d) Scientists had heavy work pressure but they were loyal.
(e) A scientist approached the boss for permission to leave at 5.30 pm to take his children to the exhibition.
(f) To his surprise, he learnt that his boss had kept his appointment for him.
(g) Suddenly, he remembered his promise to his children.
(h) The scientist became so engrossed in his work that he continued working till 8.15 pm.
(b) Scientists were working for 12-18 hours at Thumba.
(d) Scientists had heavy work pressure but they were loyal.
(e) A scientist approached the boss for permission to leave at 5.30 pm to take his children to the exhibition.
(c) The boss consented.
(h) The scientist became so engrossed in his work that he continued working till 8.15 pm.
(g) Suddenly, he remembered his promise to his children.
(a) The scientist rushed home anticipating the disappointment of his children.
(f) To his surprise, he learnt that his boss had kept his appointment for him.
(b) Scientists were working for 12-18 hours at Thumba.
(d) Scientists had heavy work pressure but they were loyal.
(e) A scientist approached the boss for permission to leave at 5.30 pm to take his children to the exhibition.
(c) The boss consented.
(h) The scientist became so engrossed in his work that he continued working till 8.15 pm.
(g) Suddenly, he remembered his promise to his children.
(a) The scientist rushed home anticipating the disappointment of his children.
(f) To his surprise, he learnt that his boss had kept his appointment for him.
