Rearrange the following sentences in a logical order to form a coherent paragraph.

I. The trip was led by two young women and I thought, "If they can do it, maybe I can”, so I applied for a job with the company as soon as I got back.

II. It was a rewarding job and I had great colleagues, but I was always restless.

III. I cried when it finished—the idea had been to cure me of my wanderlust, but it backfired!

IV. The idea that I could do something else came after I took a four-week overland trip to Africa with overland adventure specialist Dragoman. It was the longest time I could get off work and it was amazing.

V. I was a cardiac physiologist working at St Thomas's Hospital in London and had spent seven years working, studying and watching the NHS struggle.

I. Our children, George, then seven, and Lucy, then four, went to a local school, where we discovered to our consternation that Spanish was not the first language.

II. In 2004, I was a financial controller in manufacturing and Sally, my wife, was customer services manager with a building society.

III. We had not realised until then that Valenciana, a dialect of Catalan, was what was generally spoken.

IV. Without any clear plan, we sold our house and moved to Spain, eventually buying a house in a remote mountain community: the Vall de Gallinera, about 40km from Benidorm.

V. Maybe it was a mid-life crisis, but we just could not face the prospect of another 25 years doing the same.

I. An attempt to trademark the word "react” has ended badly for the YouTube network Fine Brothers Entertainment, with former fans unsubscribing from the group's main channel en masse in protest

II. In 2010, they launched the series Kids React, which involved the pair showing children videos—initially other popular viral videos-and filming their reactions.

III. The network, which was launched by brothers Benny and Rafi Fine in 2007, is one of the most popular on YouTube, with 14 million subscribers.

IV. In 2014, the quantity of videos had reached a critical mass, which led Fine Bros to spin them off into their own YouTube channel called React.

V. After becoming a hit, the series led to a huge number of spin-offs, including Teens React, Elders React, YouTubers React (featuring other famous YouTubers, some of whom were filmed watching their own videos) and Adults React.

I. Yet, on a plan that has been placed high on this government's priorities—the Ganga Action Plan or the NamamiGange (Obeisance to the Ganga) as it is now called—the two ministers have had a public spat centred on the trade-off between environment and development.

II. The stand-off between the Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar and Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti over the future of six hydroelectric dams on the tributaries of the Ganga River exempli-fes the muddled thinking in this government.

III. And the Ministry of Water Resources is tasked with protecting, conserving and maximising the benefits from the country's water resources.

IV. We know that the environment ministry is supposed to safeguard the environment, or at least ensure that infrastructure and other developmental projects do not lead to irreplaceable environmental damage.

I. Why is that? Because they have no option but to work outdoor irrespective of the weather conditions. They have no option but to sleep without shelter.

II. Every year winter brings with, especially in the northern states of the country, severe cold and dense fog which spread respiratory diseases, mess up transport, and kill numerous people who have inadequate protection against the cold.

III. But who are they? These are those who have escaped from rural destitution and oppression, and provide all forms of labor to the urban economy without having any protection for their body or dignity.

IV. Needless to say, it is the urban homeless and those who are forced to be outdoors for their daily livelihood who are affected the most by it.

Rearrange the following sentences in a logical order to form a coherent paragraph.

I. U.S. Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is so confident in his support base that he said he could stand on New York's Fifth Avenue "and shoot somebody” and still not lose voters.

II. Also the Register picked Hillary Clinton for the Democrats, nine days from the first nominating contest in Iowa.

III. His typically inflammatory comments came as his Republican rival Marco Rubio won the endorsement this Saturday from Iowa's biggest and most influential newspaper Register.

IV. Speaking in lowa, Trump claimed he could withstand any attempt by his political rivals to knock him off his top perch.

Rearrange the following sentences in a logical order to form a coherent paragraph.

 I. The Indian government launched a judicial probe into Rohith's death and the prime minister, Narendra Modi, said: "Mother India has lost a son."

II. Copies of his final letter are stuck to every wall at the University of Hyderabad, where the 28-year-old Dalit, or untouchable, PhD scholar hanged himself from the ceiling fan of a friend's hostel bedroom, some time during the night of Saturday before last.

III. Rohith Chakravarti Vemula never lost his poetic fair, even when writing his suicide note.

IV. “Never was a man treated as a mind, a glorious thing made up of stardust,” he wrote. “Uma Anna, sorry for using your room for this thing”.

A number of sentences are given below which, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Choose the most logical order of sentences from among the given choices to construct a coherent paragraph.

(A) God has managed the amazing feat of being worshipped and invisible at the same time.
(B) Millions of people might describe him as a white bearded father figure sitting on a throne in the sky, but none could claim to be an eyewitness.
(C) Although it doesn't seem possible to offer a single fact about the Almighty that would hold up in a court of law, somehow the vast majority of people believe in God—as many as 96 percent, according to some polls.
(D) This reveals a huge gap between belief and what we call everyday reality.
(E) We need to heal this gap.

A number of sentences are given below which, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Choose the most logical order of sentences from among the given choices to construct a coherent paragraph.

(A) This result was all the more astonishing when it was discovered that the person doing the praying didn't have to know the patient personally, or even know their names.
(B) Seriously ill patients in hospitals were divided into groups, some being prayed for, while others were not.
(C) A striking example that there is a reachable place beyond material reality, and that is prayer.
(D) In all cases, the best medical care was still given, yet it became evident that the prayed-for group seemed to recover better.
(E) Beginning more than twenty years ago, researchers devised experiments to try to verify whether prayer had any efficacy.