by Manisha Bansal
Para-jumbled paragraph is a pivotal topic of English
section in various competitive examinations.
Para-jumble paragraph represents a
paragraph where the sentences are arranged in an incoherent way. It is
considered one of the trickiest parts of English comprehension. In Para-jumbled
a candidate is expected to arrange these sentences in a proper way to make a
coherent paragraph.
Importance of Para-jumbled:
Para-jumble
PQRS is an essential topic of government examinations like SSC CGL, CHSL, CPO
and BANK PO. It is an important topic of English comprehension. An aspirant who
is good in comprehension part has high chances of qualifying the exams. Golden
steps propounded by Manisha Bansal Ma’am are more than sufficient to solve
every Para-jumbled.
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·
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The book not only helps you to arrange the Para-jumbled in meaningful manner, it also makes you identify the wrong ones and that’s really something that none other bothered to do. So ensure that you have a copy of this invaluable book before you yourself venture in the realm of SSC, CPO and bank PO exam.
When you complete this book you will notice the difference in your understanding and analysing power. In this book you will get more than 1000+ Para-jumbled including previous year practice sets. 525+ jumbled with detailed analysis and 650+ previous year jumbled sets for practice.
After a profound study of Neon-Jumbled PQRS
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links, running in a paragraph or locations the collocations hidden in them. It
is really amazing to find out that by just arranging the paragraph according to
the chronological order of the happenings, you strike the right answer and the
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Tips to solve Jumble paragraphs and sentences:
To solve jumble paragraphs and sentence the
most important factor –“to find links”.
First you need to read all the sentences
carefully and try to locate the links. Structure, logical arguments,
collocations, parallel construction and rules of grammar etc. concepts will
help you to find the Links.
To locate the links you must know the
following points:
1.
Start:
The sentence which starts the sequence is a
stand alone sentence it means that sentence has a complete sense. Such sentence
normally has a proper noun or common noun because opening statement introduces
a person, place, institute, organization or concept in Para-jumble.
Example: Tagore was a poet before everything else
2.
Follow:
Generally a subject comes first in a sentence then subject is followed by verb. First identify the subject then verb will come according to the subject.
Also pronoun, relative pronoun, article, collocations will also help you to find correct sequence of sentence.
3. Common factor:
A word or phrase which is common in sentences is called common factor. The sentences which have common factors are adjoining because the introduction of the common factor is given in first sentence and the related supportive arguments are given in second sentence.
4.
chronological order:
To
arrange the events in chronological link that makes a logical sequence is
called chronological order.
Example of Para-jumble:
Let us take
an example and understand how to solve a Para-jumble:
1. Some animals like fishes lay eggs and leave them.
P. the
mother does not care for eggs at all.
Q. they
lay thousands of eggs at a time but do not look after them.
R. most
of the eggs die and only a few of them develop into fishes.
S. she
simply leaves the eggs and never comes back to them.
6. Is
this not something terrible? Yet, it is a fact.
In (1) lay eggs is given and in (Q) lay
thousands of eggs is given hence lay eggs is common factor in (1) and (Q). In
(1) some animals is subject and for this pronoun ‘They’ is used in (Q) hence
sequence will start with Q.
In
(p) ‘the eggs’ is come that defines ‘lay eggs’ also In (p) subject is ‘the
mother’. For this subject pronoun She is given in (S). Hence (S) will come
after (P).
According to the Chronological order:
1 fishes lay eggs…..(1)
2 they lay …..eggs
But not look after them ………(Q)
3 Mother does not care…
(not look after and does not care both
phases show parallel argument) ….(P)
4 she never come back……(S)
5 most of the eggs die…..(R)
Hence correct sequence is QPSR.
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