JUMBLED SENTENCES

1. S 1: There are two main objectives behind the introduction of Panchayats in the country.
S6: Thus looked at, Panchayati Raj will mean transfer of responsibilities from the centre
downwards to the village level.
P: The political objective is to extend the democratic system through decentralization.
Q: One is political and the other is socio- economic.
R: The objectives, are no doubt, laudable.
S: The socio- economic objective is to bring social and economic improvement in
villages.
The proper sequence should be
(a) R S P Q (b) R P S Q (c)Q P S R (D) Q P R S
2. S1 : Comprehensiveness alone is not enough to constitute wisdom.
S6 : But Hegel had a philosophy of history which did not suffer from any lack of
comprehensiveness.
P:This may be illustrated by the study of history.
Q: Because they viewed facts through the distorting medium of their own passions.
R: Many eminent historians have done more harm than good.
S: There must also be a certain awareness of the goals of human life.
The proper sequence should be
(a) S P R Q (b) P R S Q (c)R P S Q (D) S R Q P
3. S1: Ramakrishna believed that all religions worship the same being.
S6 : People who insist that only their religion is true are like the blind mean arguing
about the appearance of the elephant.
P: It is, therefore, wrong to say ’only my religion is true’
Q: All religions are merely different ways towards one and the same goal- God.
R: Just as, water is called by different names by different people, so the same Eternal
Bliss is meant by all these names.
S: Some refer to him as Allah, others, Brahman, still others, Kali, Rama, Hari or Buddha,