Rearrange the following sentences/group of sentences (A), (B), (C) ,(D), (E), (F) and in proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph then answer the question given below.
A. Luna ran out of the building panicking and out of breath.
B. She knew she shouldn't have hung around and tried to eavesdrop.
C.But she hadn't been able to resist and had found herself hiding inside the little cupboard.
D. She couldn't figure out how many people were actually present at the secret meeting as she was hiding inside it and couldn't see.
E. But she could make out that there were at least 3 males and 2 females by hearing the voices.
F. They held the meeting for at least half an hour.
Which of the following would be the FOURTH sentence after rearrangement?
Direction: The following sentences form a paragraph. The second and the fifth sentence of the paragraph are given. The rest of the sentences are numbered as P, Q, R and S and T. These five parts are not given in their proper order. Read the sentences and choose the alternative that arranges them in a correct order.
P. Pollution and modern living seemingly go hand-in-hand, but the costs of air pollution can no longer be ignored.
2. If left unchecked, environmental problems negatively impact businesses both directly, as in supply chain disruptions, and indirectly, as in health hazards that lead to loss of man-hours and efficiency.
Q. The idea here is that instead of products eventually being buried or burned, as in most linear models of production, their parts are designed from the beginning to be re-used and processed for re-entry into the production cycle.
R. Pollution is one of the world’s biggest environmental problems, as it tends to be a typical byproduct of modern life.
5. Another aspect to be considered is that as populations and industries grow, so does the problem of proper waste disposal.
S. Our planet is plagued by environmental problems that deplete natural resources and strain livelihoods, many of which are exacerbated by poor industrial practices.
T. A good starting point towards the zero-waste ideal is the circular economy model associated with other concepts such as the “cradle to cradle” design and industrial ecology.
The following sentences form a paragraph, where the last sentence of the paragraph is given. The rest are numbered as P, Q, R, S, T and U. These sentences are not given in their proper order. Read the sentences and choose the alternative that arranges them in correct order.
P. Such marketing techniques date back to the 1940s, when marketers began exploring the effects of sight in advertising.
Q. With printed posters and billboards sill the main forms of visual advertising, their research focused on the effects of various colors and fonts.
R. Noting the growing popularity of aromatherapy and its connection to color therapy, marketers began researching the use of smell in advertising and brand promotion during the 1970s.
S. As television began finding its way into virtually every American home, advertisers began appealing to consumers’ sense of sound.
T. By relating to people in a far more personal way, sensory marketing is able to affect people in a way that traditional mass marketing cannot.
U. They found that carefully selected scents could make their products more appealing to consumers.
More recently, retailers have seen that infusing certain scents throughout their stores could increase sales and the popularity of multi-sensory marketing is on the rise.
Below are a group of sentences which are jumbled up. A part of the first and last sentences are given and cannot be changed. Sentences 1 and 7 are missing a vital part which has to be found from A, B, C, D, and E.
1. _________________________ when they first found that newborns had the capability to imitate others’ behavior.
A. For instance, developmental researchers found that when exposed to an adult modelling a behavior that the infant already performed spontaneously, the newborn appeared to imitate the behavior.
B. Although infants were known to have all the muscles in place to produce facial expressions related to basic emotions, the actual appearance of such expressions were considered largely random.
C. Researchers registered surprise of their own
D. However, research beginning in the late 1970s began to suggest a different conclusion.
E. Conducted by developmental psychologist Tiffany Field and her colleagues.
7. Even more exciting were a findings from a series of studies __________________________.
Arrange the sentences in proper order to form a meaningful sequence.
A. Normalizing fright and violence is not a governance model and is a huge step in the wrong direction.
B. Society has a way of legitimizing questionable traits of their leaders, rightly or wrongly.
C. It also needs to take a long-term orientation in regional stability and cooperation
D. Crisis branding can be an effective political campaign strategy because it draws power from frightening people, but it has no place in day-to-day governance.
E. What the Philippines needs today is to maintain respect, implement policies that ooze with common sense
F. Worse, collective understandings of justice are already changing.