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S1: Science has given us powers fit for the gods.
S6: And we should remember that they are very stern masters.
P: For example, we do not know how to manage our machines.
Q: Yet we use them like small children.
R: But in practice, they have become man's masters.
S: Machines were made to be man's servants.
The proper sequence should be:

A

RQPS

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PQRS

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QPSR

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QPRS

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Solution

The correct option is D QPSR
The first statement in the sequence should be the one that best connects with S1. It should be a continuation or extension of S1.
Q is first in the sequence: S1 starts by saying that science has given us powers fit for the gods. Q continues by saying that although fit for gods, we use these powers like children.
Q is followed by P: P provides an example to support Q. It says that we do not know how to manage our machines.
P is followed by S: S further explains P. It says that machines were made to be man's servants.
S is followed by R: R directly continues by saying that in practice, the machines have become man's masters. S6 further adds that we should remember that they are very stern masters.
Thus, the correct sequence is Q P S R. Hence, C is the correct option.

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