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SNAP Sentence Reordering — practice questions

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Choose the correct order: P. He came home late. Q. He went to office in the morning. R. He had dinner. S. He fell asleep.Read the answer and worked solution →Re-order: P. She is a teacher. Q. She is a married woman. R. She is the mother of two boys. S. Her name is Reena.Read the answer and worked solution →

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Choose the correct order: P. He came home late. Q. He went to office in the morning. R. He had dinner. S. He fell asleep.

  1. Q-P-R-S
  2. P-Q-R-S
  3. Q-R-P-S
  4. P-R-Q-S
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Correct answer: A. Q-P-R-S

1. Daily-routine ordering: morning office (Q) → late home (P) → dinner (R) → sleep (S). 2. So Q-P-R-S. _Source: TSICET 2024 PYQ Q.194 (Shift 1, Sentence Sequence)_

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Re-order: P. She is a teacher. Q. She is a married woman. R. She is the mother of two boys. S. Her name is Reena.

  1. S-Q-R-P
  2. P-Q-R-S
  3. S-P-Q-R
  4. Q-R-S-P
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Correct answer: A. S-Q-R-P

1. Begin with identity (name S), then status (married Q), children (R), profession (P). 2. S-Q-R-P. _Source: TSICET 2024 PYQ Q.195 (Shift 1, Sentence Sequence)_

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