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Sentence Arrangement Online Test

  • This is an online quiz to test your knowledge of Sentence Arrangement in English.
  • This Online Test is useful for academic and competitive exams.
  • Multiple answer choices are given for each question in this test. You have to choose the best option.
  • After completing the test, you can see your result.
  • There are 10 questions in the test.
  • There is no negative marking for wrong answers.
  • There is no specified time to complete this test.

Arrange the following words or phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

  • P: she
  • Q: his phone number
  • R: didn’t know
  • S: she claimed

SPRQ is the correct sequence. 'S' contains the subject and so does P, but S will be taken as the opening part because it is a sentence in reported speech thus 'S' will be followed by 'P'. Then followed by the verb 'R' and predicate 'Q'.

Arrange the following words or phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

  • P: tramp
  • Q: I was
  • R: as free
  • S: as a

QRSP is the correct sequence. 'Q' is first because it has the subject, the comparison is always in order ‘as free as’. Thus 'S' follows 'R'.

Arrange the following words or phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

  • P: new members
  • Q: and to raise money
  • R: the purpose of the meeting
  • S: is to introduce

RSPQ is the correct sequence. 'R' introduces the subject, 'S' gives the verb, and 'P' and 'Q' the predicate.

Arrange the following phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

  • P: the chief reason is that it is considered rude to differ with them
  • Q: moreover, even agreeing with them completely is not considered good manners
  • R: in England, it is not easy to keep up conversation with women in company;
  • S: nor can you ask them to give a reason for the opinion they profess;
  • T: you are also afraid of imposing your views upon them

RSTPQ is the correct sequence. 'R' is the opening part, followed by 'S' as the words 'nor can you ask' adds to 'R'. 'S' is followed by 'T' as it adds to the point made by 'S'. 'T' is followed by 'P' as it provides the first reason for the points made in R, S and T.

Arrange the following phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

  • P: and was at once convinced
  • Q: he sent a few copies of the book to well-known poetry critics
  • R: Shaw read the first few lines of the volume
  • S: and awaited their reaction
  • T: that what he was reading was real poetry,

RPTQS is the correct sequence. 'R' is the opening part containing the subject. 'Q' contains a pronoun and thus cannot be the opening part. 'R' will be followed by the verb in 'P' (convinced), which will be followed by ‘that’ in T.

Arrange the following words or phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

  • P: is
  • Q: Hindu Sculpture
  • R: movement
  • S: full of

QPSR is the correct sequence. 'Q' is the opening phrase, as it contains the subjects followed by the auxiliary verb in 'P'. Preposition can’t be last so 'S' cannot be last thus 'R' will follow 'S'.

Arrange the following words or phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

  • P: checked regularly
  • Q: you should have
  • R: blood pressure
  • S: your

QPSR is the correct sequence. 'Q' contains the active subject and is thus the opening part. 'R' will be the last as it emphasises the ‘blood pressure’.

Arrange the following phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

  • P: by her indulgent parents
  • Q: the child was so spoiled
  • R: when she did not receive all of their attention
  • S: that she pouted and became sullen

QPSR is the correct sequence. 'Q' contains the subject ‘the child’ and is thus the first part. 'P' will follow 'Q' because it is a passive sentence and the verb will be followed by the doer.

Arrange the following words or phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

  • P: disintegrates some part of the old truths, and
  • Q: there by upsets the way of men’s thinking and
  • R: science does not merely add new truths to the old ones, but
  • S: sometimes the new truth it discovers
  • T: the ways of their lives

RSPQT is the correct sequence. 'R' is the opening part containing the subject because the conjunction at the end of 'R' is 'but' the following sentence must be opposite to 'R' in intent, that is 'P'. But the subject of 'P' is in 'S'.

Arrange the following phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

  • P: equality before the law and the right
  • Q: however money and all that money
  • R: today political freedom assures people
  • S: to elect their government
  • T: can buy is not fairly distributed

RPSQT is the correct sequence. 'R' is the opening part, 'S' should follow 'P' and 'T' should follow 'Q' logically.

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