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(1) Nothing comes out of nothing. P. We have to work and then alone we can gain something. Q. It is honest and conscientious labour alone that produces result. R. Millions have been struck with the lure of lottery to utter despondency. S. A person who thinks that luck would favour him with all the wants of his life without his lifting his finger even, is living in a fool's paradise. (6) A painstaking man who adopts honest toil as his way of life, makes the most of it.

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In this question 1st and the last sentences of the passages are numbered 1 and 6. The rest of the passage is split into four parts named P,Q,R,S. These four parts are not given in their proper order.Read the sentences and find out which of the four combinations is correct.

(1) Nothing comes out of nothing.
P. We have to work and then alone we can gain something.
Q. It is honest and conscientious labour alone that produces result.
R. Millions have been struck with the lure of lottery to utter despondency.
S. A person who thinks that luck would favour him with all the wants of his life without his lifting his finger even, is living in a fool's paradise.
(6) A painstaking man who adopts honest toil as his way of life, makes the most of it.
1). PQRS
2). PSRQ
3). QPRS
4). RSPQ


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