P: not indeed in the sense that education has been universal
Q: Our country has been a land of learning
R: and the learned man has been held in higher esteem than the warrior or administrator
S: but in the sense that education has been universal

1. My friend went to live in a village.
P. But is was a very slow animal.
Q. So my friend bought a donkey for Rs. 500
R. One day his new neighbour told him that he must buy a donkey.
S. Every family there had a donkey.
6. It did not like to work.

The study of the effect of exercise on the immune system involves extensive research and analysis.
A. It is found in studies that exercise helps improve the functions of the immune cells.
B. For example, if a patient is suffering from a sore throat, the yoga pose “Sarvangasana” can reduce the frequency of the infection.
C. This increases the immunity cells in those areas.
D. In yoga, regional immunity can be improved by improving the blood circulation of an area.
Immunity can also be improved by de-stressing the body and mind.

A man who was living alone always had two plates on the dinner table.
P: One evening when he sat down to dine, the dog rushed into the room
Q: He used to give the dog a piece of meat from his plate
R: One plate was for him, and the other was for his dog
S: and dropped a piece of cheese into his plate and another piece of cheese into his master’s plate.
Thus, the dog showed gratitude to his master.

The statement
(P) therefore you must listen carefully
(Q) what the speaker has said
(R) in order to understand
(S) will be made just once

P: youngsters in the cities and the villages
Q: The effect
R: of the cinema
S: on the school and college going is very bad

1. The train had just left Nagpur.
A. The horizon lay interspersed with silken clouds – plain white balls of unblemished cotton.
B. It would be some time before it reached Hyderabad, my destination.
C. It was as if I was in the midst of a celestial play.
D. The deep blue sky spread over the craggy Deccan expanse.
6. The sun was at its playful best.

We have pleasure
(P) a double room with bath
(Q) for five days from September 4 to September 8,
(R) that we have reserved
(S) in informing you
(6) both days inclusive

A. totally personal agenda will never bring about this level of fulfillment because that has to result from integration – and not be a substitute for it.
B. One’s consciousness then becomes centred in the identity of the soul.
C. Realising ourselves and our potential entails becoming a pure reflection and manifestation of the inner self.
D. Since the soul lives by different laws and values, there is a fundamental conflict in human nature that must be resolved if integration and fulfilment is to be complete.

I enclose
P : and the postage
Q : a postal order
R : the price of books
S : which will cover
The Proper sequence should be:

1. Some banks are in discussion to introduce voice biometrics as an option for authenticating phone banking.
A. For banks, the main attraction of voice authentication is that this does not require deployment of infrastructure – unlike in the case of fingerprint or iris recognition – as mobile phones are widely available.
B. A voiceprint is a hashed string of numbers and characters that represent how specific an individual’s voice rates on a host of characteristics being measured.
C. Banks are in talks with Nuance, a US company specializing in voice recognition and whose technology powers are Apple and Blackberry phones.
D. While phones use speech recognition which is still evolving, voice recognition is a different technology altogether and more reliable than using PIN.
6. As such, a compromised voice print has no value to a hacker.