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For the following question, arrange the sentences A, B, C, and D between sentences 1 and 6 to form a logical sequence with sentence 1 and sentence 6 as the starting sentence and the concluding sentence respectively:

(1) Once upon a time, a rat lived on the bank of a river.
(A) A dog, who lived near the bank, saw the rat.
(B) Spotting a chance to save a life, he jumped into the water.
(C) One day, it accidentally fell into the water.
(D) He saw that all the efforts of the rat to stay afloat were failing.
(6) The rat was thus rescued.

A

BCAD

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B

CADB

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C

ACBD

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D

DBCA

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Solution

The correct option is D CADB
A-D is an obvious link and therefore, options (C) and (D) can be ruled out. B cannot follow (1), and therefore, option (A) cannot be correct. Option (B) is the correct choice where the sequence of sentences is B) CADB.

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