Practice Sentence Rearrangement Practice Questions with Detailed Solutions – Level 2

Rearrange the parts labelled P, Q, R and S to form a meaningful sentence.

When the results were announced, ________.

P: Meera rushed to tell her mother

Q: that she had topped

R: who had been waiting anxiously

S: the state in mathematics

Rearrange the parts labelled P, Q, R and S to form a meaningful sentence.

Arrange the following parts to make a correct sentence.

P: but also improves

Q: Regular exercise not only

R: our mental health

S: strengthens the body

The first sentence is given. Rearrange the sentences P, Q, R and S to form a meaningful paragraph.

S1: Until a few years ago, Lakshmi's small tea stall in a Kerala village accepted only cash.

P: Then her nephew helped her set up a QR code for UPI payments.

Q: Customers often had no change, and she lost many small sales.

R: Within a month, nearly half her customers were paying through their phones.

S: Now she no longer worries about keeping coins in her drawer.

Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful paragraph.

Arrange the sentences P, Q, R, S and T in a logical order.

P: Once he was comfortable floating, the coach taught him to kick and move his arms.

Q: Arjun wanted to learn to swim but was afraid of water.

R: By the end of the summer, he could swim two full lengths of the pool without stopping.

S: His coach first asked him simply to stand in the shallow end.

T: Next, he learned to float while holding the edge of the pool.

Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful paragraph.

Arrange the sentences P, Q, R, S and T in a logical order.

P: For example, a leaking tap can waste thousands of litres of water in a year.

Q: Water is a resource that most of us take for granted.

R: Simple habits, however, can make a large difference.

S: Fixing such a leak takes only a few minutes and costs very little.

T: Yet many parts of the country face severe water shortages every summer.

Arrange the parts labelled P, Q, R and S to form a meaningful sentence.

Choose the correct order of the parts.

P: to celebrate her father's seventieth birthday

Q: Having finished her night shift at the hospital,

R: to her parents' house in Pune

S: Dr Kavita drove straight

Arrange the parts labelled P, Q, R and S to form a meaningful sentence.

Choose the correct order of the parts.

P: be provided with clean drinking water

Q: recommends that

R: all government schools in the district

S: The report submitted by the committee

The first sentence is given. Arrange sentences P, Q, R and S to form a coherent paragraph.

Ramesh had long dreamt of seeing the white salt desert of Kutch.

P: From Bhuj, the three of them hired a jeep for the last stretch of the journey.

Q: Last December, he finally booked train tickets to Bhuj for himself and two cousins.

R: Under the full moon, the salt flats looked even more beautiful than in the pictures.

S: The drive took almost two hours, and they reached just after sunset.

The last sentence is given. Arrange sentences P, Q, R and S to form a coherent paragraph.

Last sentence: Today, her terrace supplies almost all the green vegetables her family needs.

P: She began with just three pots of coriander and spinach.

Q: Encouraged by this small success, she added tomatoes, chillies and brinjal the next season.

R: Within a month, the first leaves were ready to be picked.

S: Two years ago, Anita decided to grow vegetables on the terrace of her flat in Bengaluru.

The opening and closing parts are given. Arrange the parts P, Q, R and S in between to form a meaningful sentence.

Choose the correct order of the parts.

Opening: Only after reading the feedback,

P: how difficult

Q: not until the results were announced,

R: the examination had been

S: did the students realise

Closing: (end of sentence)