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Directions: In the following question, four statements are provided between an opening statement 1 and closing statement 6. The four statements are jumbled up and form a coherent paragraph when properly arranged. Select the alternative representing the proper and logical sequencing of these six taken together.
1. During the five decades after independence, we had so many major problems to solve.
A. Missed opportunities do not usually recur in the same form, and there are others waiting to seize these opportunities in today's competitive world.
B. Our utmost attention during the next quarter century should be to attend to these problems of growth and removal of poverty.
C. Much more than the blows to national pride, the worst outcome of such missed opportunities is the loss to the nation, as slow economic growth hits the poor the most.
D. Looking back we have also not had the type of resolve that is required to wipe out the centuries of stagnation and emerge as a vibrant society.
6. In order to do so, we may have to adapt many things from the world, as well as prepare ourselves for future creative adventures.
  • a)
    DACB
  • b)
    DCAB
  • c)
    ADCB
  • d)
    CDAB
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
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Directions: In the following question, four statements are provided b...
D provides the link to stationary statement 1 as it also talks of past. `Such missed opportunities` in C connects with `Missed opportunities` in A i.e. A → C. C is to be followed by B, which throws light on the problem in statement C i.e. C → B. `Prepare ourselves for future` in the fixed statement 6 connects with `during the next quarter century` in B, i.e. B → 6.
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Proper Sequence Explanation:

1. Opening Statement: During the five decades after independence, we had so many major problems to solve.

2. Statement C: Much more than the blows to national pride, the worst outcome of such missed opportunities is the loss to the nation, as slow economic growth hits the poor the most.

3. Statement D: Looking back we have also not had the type of resolve that is required to wipe out the centuries of stagnation and emerge as a vibrant society.

4. Statement A: Missed opportunities do not usually recur in the same form, and there are others waiting to seize these opportunities in today's competitive world.

5. Statement B: Our utmost attention during the next quarter century should be to attend to these problems of growth and removal of poverty.

6. Closing Statement: In order to do so, we may have to adapt many things from the world, as well as prepare ourselves for future creative adventures.

This sequence flows logically as it starts by acknowledging the major problems faced post-independence, reflects on missed opportunities and their impact on the nation, discusses the lack of resolve in addressing these issues, emphasizes the importance of seizing current opportunities, and concludes with the need to focus on growth, poverty alleviation, and adaptability for future progress.
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