The first part of the sentence ends in an adjective, which means the next part must begin with a noun or a preposition. Both P and R give this, but only P can make a meaningful sentence. P also ends with an adjective, so only R can follow P. So, the correct sequence becomes PRQ. Therefore, the correct answer is option C.

The part P ends with an adjective, which means the next part must begin with a noun, which is only given by Q. So, PQ is a mandatory pairing making R as the last sentence. Thus option D is the correct answer.

Part P tells us about how the level of nutrition in India is i.e. shockingly high so it will come first. Then part R will come as it links with the previous part and tells us what is ‘impressive’. Part Q will complete the whole sentence making the correct sequence as PRQ.

The sentence fragments are rather small. So, we can take the help of options to find out the correct sequence. By doing so, we find that the correct sequence is PQR.

The correct order of the sentence is SRQP. S tells us that we are talking about the developer of Burj Dubai project. R answer the question that the developer is Emma Properties. RQ continue the sentence and conclude it in a logical manner.

While arranging sentences in a paragraph it is important to understand the central theme first so that the subthemes can be arranged accordingly. The correct logical order of the sentences will be PRQS.

When arranging sentences in a sequence it is important to understand the central idea or the event being talked about. This can be best solved by the elimination method.

There is a possibility of beginning with either option Q or R. However, between Q and R, R should come first since before acceptance, a play has to be enacted. Hence, RQ becomes a pair in this order. There is only one option with RQ as a pair, hence it is the correct response. When put in order the given sequence makes sense. Hence, the correct sequence is RQPS.

When arranging sentences in a sequence it is important to understand the central idea or the event being talked about. This can be best solved by the elimination method. This is a tricky question. The most suitable part after S1 is Q as it continues on the same lines of the history of Sati. There are two options with Q as the first part. P can't follow Q since it begins with 'however' which is used to bring out a contrast. Before P, there should be something to which it brings a contrast which is not there in this case. Thus, this option is ruled out. So, QRPS is the most suitable response. When put in order, the given sequence makes sense. 'They' in part S refers to the British and not reformers since it says that they feared a backlash which means they did not do anything about the issue (which in this case is true for the British and not the reformers).

Hence, the correct sequence is QRPS.

When arranging sentences in a sequence it is important to understand the central idea or the event being talked about. This can be best solved by the elimination method. No other part except for P fits in after part 1. There is only one option with P as the initial part, hence it is the answer. When put in order the given sequence makes sense.

Hence, the correct sequence is PSRQ.

The sentence fractions are very small. So, we can take the help of options to solve such questions quickly. After analyzing all the options, we find that the correct sentence is formed by the sequence QSPR. The correct sentence is:

It is a rule that must not be violated by anyone and admits of no variation.