S1 Supposing you have to make a payment of Rs.100, you could do so in coins.
S2 _______________________
S3 _
S4 _________________________
S5 This paper money saves you a lot of trouble and also saves precious metal.

P – The person to whom the payment is being made would also find it very tedious.
Q – So the government gives you the alternative of paper money.
R – But so many coins would be very cumbersome to carry around
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The correct option is D RPQ
The first word 'but' in R provides a link to the first statement. In P, 'tedious' is another link to 'cumbersome' in R and explains further why carrying coins would be difficult. 'So the government' in Q completes the argument given in the first statement.

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Q. S1 Supposing you have to make a payment of Rs. 100, you could do so in coins.
S2 __________________________________________________________
S3 __________________________________________________________
S4 __________________________________________________________
S5 This paper money saves you a lot of trouble and also saves precious metal.
P - The person to whom the payment is being made would also find it very tedious.
Q - So the government gives you the alternative of paper money.
R - But so many coins would be very cumbersome to carry around.
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The following five sentences come from a paragraph. The first and the last sentences are given. Choose the order in which the three sentences (PQR) should appear to complete the paragraph.

S1 Supposing you have to make a payment of Rs.100, you could do so in coins.

S2 _______________________________________________________________

S3 _______________________________________________________________

S4 _______________________________________________________________

S5 Thus paper money saves you a lot of trouble and also saves precious metal.

P – The person to whom the payment is being made would also find it very tedious.

Q – So the government gives you the alternative of paper money.

R – But so many coins would be very cumbersome to carry around.

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Q. The following five sentences come from a paragraph. The first and the last sentences are given.
Choose the order in which the three sentences (PQR) should appear to complete the paragraph.
S1 Suppose you have to make a payment of Rs 100, you could do so in coins.
S2.___________________________
S3.___________________________
S4. ___________________________
S5.This paper money saves you a lot of trouble and also saves precious metal.
P The person to whom the payment is being made would also find it very tedious.
Q So the government gives you the alternative of paper money.
R But so many coins would be very cumbersome to carry around.

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The correct option is D RPQThe first word 'but' in R provides a link to the first statement. In P, 'tedious' is another link to 'cumbersome' in R and explains further why carrying coins would be difficult. 'So the government' in Q completes the argument given in the first statement.

The correct option is D RPQ
The first word 'but' in R provides a link to the first statement. In P, 'tedious' is another link to 'cumbersome' in R and explains further why carrying coins would be difficult. 'So the government' in Q completes the argument given in the first statement.