The sentences given in each question, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is labeled with a letter. Choose the most logical order of sentences from among the given choices to construct a coherent paragraph.
A. Akrura has mixed feelings, as he departs for Vrindavan, for he fears that he may be putting the youngsters’ lives in danger since the King has always wanted to kill Krishna.
B. With these thoughts Akrura reaches Vrindavan and dismounting from his chariot he begins to roll on the ground where Krishna plays with his cowherds and cows.
C. Akrura recounts the several incarnations of the lord to keep Dharma alive on the Earth and describes each in detail.
D. On his way, Akrura is immersed in the thought of Krishna, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
E. At the same time, he is happy at the thought of being able to meet Krishna.
The sentences given in each question, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is labeled with a letter. Choose the most logical order of sentences from among the given choices to construct a coherent paragraph.
A. Akrura has mixed feelings, as he departs for Vrindavan, for he fears that he may be putting the youngsters’ lives in danger since the King has always wanted to kill Krishna.
B. With these thoughts Akrura reaches Vrindavan and dismounting from his chariot he begins to roll on the ground where Krishna plays with his cowherds and cows.
C. Akrura recounts the several incarnations of the lord to keep Dharma alive on the Earth and describes each in detail.
D. On his way, Akrura is immersed in the thought of Krishna, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
E. At the same time, he is happy at the thought of being able to meet Krishna.
The correct option is B AEDCB
(A) talks about the ‘mixed feelings’ Akrura has while starting his journey for Vrindavan and details why he has fear in his mind. The reason for the happy feeling is given in (E). (D) states that he ‘is immersed in the thought of Krishna’ who is ‘an incarnation of Lord Vishnu‘ and then goes on to recount his (Vishnu’s) other incarnations in (C). (D) concludes the paragraph stating that ‘With these thoughts Akrura reaches Vrindavan’, the place ‘where Krishna plays with his cowherds and cows’.
(A) talks about the ‘mixed feelings’ Akrura has while starting his journey for Vrindavan and details why he has fear in his mind. The reason for the happy feeling is given in (E). (D) states that he ‘is immersed in the thought of Krishna’ who is ‘an incarnation of Lord Vishnu‘ and then goes on to recount his (Vishnu’s) other incarnations in (C). (D) concludes the paragraph stating that ‘With these thoughts Akrura reaches Vrindavan’, the place ‘where Krishna plays with his cowherds and cows’.
