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Directions (1-10): Below are some statements, given in a random order. When these
statements are sequenced properly, they’ll form a coherent and meaningful paragraph. There
is a blank in each of the statements. Read every statement carefully and fill the blanks with
appropriate phrases.
A) Now that climate change has raised the Earth’s temperatures to the highest levels in recorded
history, with projections __________________climb further, new research shows the impact of heat
on workers is spreading across the economy and lowering productivity.

B) As much of the United States___________________, Amazon drivers and warehouse workers

have gone on strike in part to protest working conditions that can exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

C) Even in Michigan, on the nation’s northern border, construction crews

___________________because of heat.

D) On triple-digit days in Orlando, utility crews are postponing checks for gas leaks,
_______________ in heavy safety gear could endanger their lives.

E) Even home health _______________ trouble.

F) Extreme heat is __________________ expected industries like agriculture and construction.

G) Sizzling temperatures are __________________ in factories, warehouses and restaurants and

also for employees of airlines and telecommunications firms, delivery services and energy
companies.

A) Now that climate change has raised the Earth’s temperatures to the highest levels in recorded
history, with projections __________________climb further, new research shows the impact of heat
on workers is spreading across the economy and lowering productivity.
1. Which of the following phrases can most appropriately fit in the blank in the above statement?
a. indicating temperatures will continue to
b. showing that they will only
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c. expecting temperatures to

A. Only a
B. Only b
C. Only c
D. Both a and b
E. All of a, b and c

B) As much of the United States___________________, Amazon drivers and warehouse workers

have gone on strike in part to protest working conditions that can exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Which of the following phrases can most appropriately fit in the blank in the above statement?

a. experiences a scorching heatwave

b. tries to meddle with the effects of heatwave
c. swelters under record heat

A. Only b
B. Only a
C. Both a and c
D. Both a and b
E. Both b and c

C) Even in Michigan, on the nation’s northern border, construction crews _______________because

of heat.
3. Which of the following phrases can most appropriately fit in the blank in the above statement?

a. are enjoying leisurely breaks

b. have resorted to working truncated schedules
c. are working shortened days
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A. Both a and c
B. Only a
C. Only c
D. Both b and c
E. Only b

D) On triple-digit days in Orlando, utility crews are postponing checks for gas leaks,
________________in heavy safety gear could endanger their lives.
4. Which of the following phrases can most appropriately fit in the blank in the above statement?

a. since digging outdoors dressed

b. as venturing out
c. as donning

A. Both a and b
B. Both a and c
C. Both b and c
D. Only a
E. All of a, b and c

E) Even home health ________________ trouble.

5. Which of the following phrases can most appropriately fit in the blank in the above statement?

a. aides are running into

b. aides has been dragged into
c. caregivers had faced
A. Only b
B. Only a
C. Only c
D. Both a and b
E. All of a, b and c
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F) Extreme heat is _______________ expected industries like agriculture and construction.

6. Which of the following phrases can most appropriately fit in the blank in the above statement?

a. regularly affecting workers beyond

b. significantly impacting workers besides
c. consistently exerting its influence on workers aside from

A. Both a and c
B. Both b and c
C. Both a and b
D. All of a, b and c
E. Only b

G) Sizzling temperatures are __________________ in factories, warehouses and restaurants and

also for employees of airlines and telecommunications firms, delivery services and energy
companies.
7. Which of the following phrases can most appropriately fit in the blank in the above statement?

a. causing problems for those who work

b. immediately and intermittently disrupting
c. are taking a toll

A. Both a and c
B. Both a and b
C. Only c
D. All of a, b and c
E. Both b and c
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8. Which of the following is the correct pair of INTRODUCTORY AND TERMINAL sentences here
respectively?
A. BG
B. BE
C. DE
D. DG
E. CA

9. Which of the following is the correct pair of PENULTIMATE AND ANTEPENULTIMATE sentences
here respectively?
A. AF
B. GE
C. FG
D. GF
E. EG

10. Which of the following is the MIDDLE sentence here?

A. C
B. A
C. F
D. D
E. G
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ANSWER

1.Ans: E
Explanation:
All three statements are showing an increment in the temperatures.

2. Ans: C
Explanation:
Scorching: Extremely hot or burning.
Swelter: To suffer from oppressive heat.
Both options a and c fit in the context of the sentence, however, sentence b is out of context.

3.Ans: D
Explanation:
Both b and c show how the heatwaves affect the working conditions of crew, but sentence a is out of
context here.
Truncated means shortened or cut off, typically in terms of duration or length.

4. Ans: E
Explanation:
All the three options here highlight the dangers involved in heavy safety gear.
Venture: To take a risky or daring journey.
Don: To put on or wear clothing.

5. Ans: B
Explanation:
Grammatically only sentence a is correct here.

6. Ans: D
Explanation:
All the options are focusing on the same point of how extreme heat is impacting workers besides in
industries like agriculture and construction.

7. Ans: A
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Explanation:
Sentence b isn't going well contextually here as we are talking about the severe impact of sizzling
temperatures, ‘immediate’ and ‘intermittent’ effects doesn’t suit here.

Correct sentences:
As much of the United States swelters under record heat, Amazon drivers and warehouse workers
have gone on strike in part to protest working conditions that can exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
On triple-digit days in Orlando, utility crews are postponing checks for gas leaks, since digging
outdoors dressed in heavy safety gear could endanger their lives.
Even in Michigan, on the nation’s northern border, construction crews are working shortened days
because of heat.
Now that climate change has raised the Earth’s temperatures to the highest levels in recorded history,
with projections showing that they will only climb further, new research shows the impact of heat on
workers is spreading across the economy and lowering productivity.
Extreme heat is regularly affecting workers beyond expected industries like agriculture and
construction.
Sizzling temperatures are causing problems for those who work in factories, warehouses and
restaurants and also for employees of airlines and telecommunications firms, delivery services and
energy companies.

Even home health aides are running into trouble.

8. Ans: B
Explanation:
Correct sequence: BDCAFGE

9. Ans: D
Explanation:
Correct sequence: BDCAFGE

10. Ans: B
Explanation:
Correct sequence: BDCAFGE
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