Concept:
Dictionary order (lexicographical order) compares words letter by letter from left to right. The first differing letter determines the order.
Step 1:Compare initial common letters.
All words begin with
``Cons''. So we compare from the next letters.
Step 2:Compare next letters carefully.}
- Conscience $\rightarrow$ "Consc..."
- Consciousness $\rightarrow$ "Consc..."
Now compare:
\[
\text{Conscience vs Consciousness}
\]
At the next differing position:
\[
\text{i (in Conscience)}<\text{o (in Consciousness)}
\]
So,
\[
Conscience (C)<
Consciousness (B)
\]
Step 3:Compare remaining words starting with "Conse" and "Conser".}
- Consequence (E)
- Conservation (D)
- Consume (A)
Compare:
\[
\text{Consequence vs Conservation}
\]
At differing letter:
\[
\text{q}<\text{r} \Rightarrow \text{Consequence (E)}<\text{Conservation (D)}
\]
Step 4:Compare Consume with others.
"Consume" starts with "Consu", and since:
\[
u>e, r
\]
it comes last.
Final Order:
\[
C, B, E, D, A
\]