Given are jumbled sentences P, Q, R and S and sentence 1 and 6 are given and fixed. Select the option that gives theircorrect order

1. The handicapped are the unfortunates who are physically or mentally unfit or invalid due to some accident or disease.

P. Given proper training and education, they can be gainfully employed in various crafts and vocations.

Q. We should remember that they are our own men and they cannot be blamed for their misfortune.

R. Some are horn deaf and dumb, and there are children who are mentally retarded.

D. We must not neglect them; they need our support.

6. This is why World Health Organization and many social organizations have come forward with assistance to set up various projects throughout the country.

Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If no substitution is required, Select no improvement.

Can I exchange my book for yours?

Direction: Some words have been left out in the following passage. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer for the given blank out of the four alternatives:

In 1949, then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru had [1] __________ American architect-planner Albert Mayer and Polish architect Matthew Nowicki to plan a modern city. Mayer and Nowicki envisioned superblocks with green spaces, while being sensitive to the natural [2] __________ of the land and scope for drainage and water. However, after Nowicki’s death in a plane crash in 1950, Swiss-French architect-planner Le Corbusier was commissioned for the project. While Corbusier stayed close to their early plans, he turned their curving road network into a rectangular grid, with straight lines that would [3] __________ the automobile. However, he was keen on [4] __________ to the “Garden City” idea, where high-rise buildings were unacceptable in commercial areas. Corbusier’s plan would have a heart and a head, where the “head” would contain the Capital Complex and the “heart” the commercial area. The “hands” would host [5] __________ spaces and academic institutions.

Direction: Some words have been left out in the following passage. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer for the given blank out of the four alternatives:

In 1949, then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru had [1] __________ American architect-planner Albert Mayer and Polish architect Matthew Nowicki to plan a modern city. Mayer and Nowicki envisioned superblocks with green spaces, while being sensitive to the natural [2] __________ of the land and scope for drainage and water. However, after Nowicki’s death in a plane crash in 1950, Swiss-French architect-planner Le Corbusier was commissioned for the project. While Corbusier stayed close to their early plans, he turned their curving road network into a rectangular grid, with straight lines that would [3] __________ the automobile. However, he was keen on [4] __________ to the “Garden City” idea, where high-rise buildings were unacceptable in commercial areas. Corbusier’s plan would have a heart and a head, where the “head” would contain the Capital Complex and the “heart” the commercial area. The “hands” would host [5] __________ spaces and academic institutions.

Direction: Some words have been left out in the following passage. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer for the given blank out of the four alternatives:

In 1949, then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru had [1] __________ American architect-planner Albert Mayer and Polish architect Matthew Nowicki to plan a modern city. Mayer and Nowicki envisioned superblocks with green spaces, while being sensitive to the natural [2] __________ of the land and scope for drainage and water. However, after Nowicki’s death in a plane crash in 1950, Swiss-French architect-planner Le Corbusier was commissioned for the project. While Corbusier stayed close to their early plans, he turned their curving road network into a rectangular grid, with straight lines that would [3] __________ the automobile. However, he was keen on [4] __________ to the “Garden City” idea, where high-rise buildings were unacceptable in commercial areas. Corbusier’s plan would have a heart and a head, where the “head” would contain the Capital Complex and the “heart” the commercial area. The “hands” would host [5] __________ spaces and academic institutions.