Arrange the following sentences in the CORRECT sequence to form a coherent paragraph:
- Either glory means to the fame, or it means luminosity.
- As for the second, who wishes to become a kind of living electric light bulb?
- Glory suggests two ideas to me, of which one is better known than the other-ridiculous.
- The first is, the more common, which is connected with military honor and the medals that shine on the breast.
Arrange the following sentences in the CORRECT sequence to form a coherent paragraph:
- Either glory means to the fame, or it means luminosity.
- As for the second, who wishes to become a kind of living electric light bulb?
- Glory suggests two ideas to me, of which one is better known than the other-ridiculous.
- The first is, the more common, which is connected with military honor and the medals that shine on the breast.
Solution
✅ Correct Option: 3
The correct sequence is 3-4-1-2. The paragraph begins with sentence 3, which introduces the concept of 'glory' and mentions two ideas associated with it. Sentence 4 logically follows by expanding on the first idea of 'glory,' related to military honor. Then, sentence 1 clarifies the two meanings of 'glory,' tying back to the ideas mentioned in sentence 3. Finally, sentence 2 ends the paragraph by humorously questioning the second meaning of 'glory,' providing a coherent and logical conclusion.