Question

Choose the correct option to arrange the words in the jumbled sentence to make it meaningful.

\[ \text{Rose flowers / are plucking / the children / in the garden.} \]
\[ \text{A \_ \_ \_ \_ B \_ \_ \_ \_ C \_ \_ \_ \_ D} \]

• A. BACD
• B. CBAD
• C. BCAD
• D. CDBA

Hint:

For jumbled sentences, first identify the subject, then verb, then object, then place/time phrase.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Concept:
A meaningful English sentence generally follows the order: \[ \text{Subject}+\text{Verb}+\text{Object}+\text{Place} \]

Step 1: Identify the subject. The subject is: \[ \text{the children} \] So the sentence should begin with part \(C\).

Step 2: Identify the verb. The verb phrase is: \[ \text{are plucking} \] So part \(B\) should come after the subject.

Step 3: Identify the object and place. The object is: \[ \text{Rose flowers} \] The place is: \[ \text{in the garden} \] So the correct order is: \[ C+B+A+D \]

Step 4: Write the complete sentence. \[ \text{The children are plucking rose flowers in the garden.} \]

Step 5: Final answer. \[ \boxed{\text{CBAD}} \]