Directions: In the following question, four statements are provided. These statements form a coherent paragraph when properly arranged. Select the alternative representing the proper and logical sequencing of these statements.A. In Greek writings, we hear about the “Gymnosophists” (of India) who used to go around and debate on philosophical, religious and moral issues.B. Yet there is an “uncomfortable” affinity between many problems discussed by Aristotle (and Greek philosophers in general) and those discussed by the Classical Indian thinkers.C. Unlike the Arabic tradition in Philosophy, Indian philosophic tradition was never directly or indirectly influenced by either Aristotle’s writings or Aristotelianism.D. But in Sanskrit or Pali writing, we seldom hear about Greek philosophy and never about a Greek philosopher.a)CBADb)ABCDc)ADBCd)CDABCorrect answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?

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A. In Greek writings, we hear about the “Gymnosophists” (of India) who used to go around and debate on philosophical, religious and moral issues.

B. Yet there is an “uncomfortable” affinity between many problems discussed by Aristotle (and Greek philosophers in general) and those discussed by the Classical Indian thinkers.

C. Unlike the Arabic tradition in Philosophy, Indian philosophic tradition was never directly or indirectly influenced by either Aristotle’s writings or Aristotelianism.

D. But in Sanskrit or Pali writing, we seldom hear about Greek philosophy and never about a Greek philosopher.

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The possible influence of Greek philosophies on Indian philosophies is being discussed in this parajumble. Looking carefully at the options, only C or A can begin the parajumble. As statement C expresses the theme of the parajumble, it marks off the beginning. "Yet there is an 'uncomfortable' affinity" in B provides a contrast to C, same as 'But, in Sanskrit‘ provides a contrast to A. Hence, B follows C and D follows A.

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Solution: A is about Greek writings. Affinity between Aristotelian and Indian thinking in B does not have an antecedent in A. C and D are similarly mismatched.

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