Superb 30 Quizzes: Day 12 - ParaJumble

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences, (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F), in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions that follow.

(A) While these disadvantages of biofuels are serious, there are numerous advantages as they are the only alternative energy source of future and the sooner we find solutions to these problems, the faster we will be able to solve the problems we are now facing with gasoline.
(B) This fuel can also help to stimulate jobs locally since they are also much safer to handle than gasoline and can thus have the potential to turnaround a global economy.
(C) These include dependence on fossil fuels for the machinery required to produce biofuel which ends up polluting as much as the burning of fossil fuels on roads and the exorbitant cost of biofuels which makes it very difficult for the common man to switch to this option.
(D) This turnaround can potentially help to bring world peace and end the need to depend on foreign countries for energy requirements.
(E) Biofuels are made from plant sources and since these sources are available in abundance and can be reproduced on a massive scale, they form an energy source that is potentially unlimited.
(F) However, everything is not as green with the biofuels as it seems as there are numerous disadvantages involved which at times overshadow their positive impact.

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences, (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F), in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions that follow.

(A) While these disadvantages of biofuels are serious, there are numerous advantages as they are the only alternative energy source of future and the sooner we find solutions to these problems, the faster we will be able to solve the problems we are now facing with gasoline.
(B) This fuel can also help to stimulate jobs locally since they are also much safer to handle than gasoline and can thus have the potential to turnaround a global economy.
(C) These include dependence on fossil fuels for the machinery required to produce biofuel which ends up polluting as much as the burning of fossil fuels on roads and the exorbitant cost of biofuels which makes it very difficult for the common man to switch to this option.
(D) This turnaround can potentially help to bring world peace and end the need to depend on foreign countries for energy requirements.
(E) Biofuels are made from plant sources and since these sources are available in abundance and can be reproduced on a massive scale, they form an energy source that is potentially unlimited.
(F) However, everything is not as green with the biofuels as it seems as there are numerous disadvantages involved which at times overshadow their positive impact.

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences, (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F), in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions that follow.

(A) While these disadvantages of biofuels are serious, there are numerous advantages as they are the only alternative energy source of future and the sooner we find solutions to these problems, the faster we will be able to solve the problems we are now facing with gasoline.
(B) This fuel can also help to stimulate jobs locally since they are also much safer to handle than gasoline and can thus have the potential to turnaround a global economy.
(C) These include dependence on fossil fuels for the machinery required to produce biofuel which ends up polluting as much as the burning of fossil fuels on roads and the exorbitant cost of biofuels which makes it very difficult for the common man to switch to this option.
(D) This turnaround can potentially help to bring world peace and end the need to depend on foreign countries for energy requirements.
(E) Biofuels are made from plant sources and since these sources are available in abundance and can be reproduced on a massive scale, they form an energy source that is potentially unlimited.
(F) However, everything is not as green with the biofuels as it seems as there are numerous disadvantages involved which at times overshadow their positive impact.

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences, (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F), in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions that follow.

(A) While these disadvantages of biofuels are serious, there are numerous advantages as they are the only alternative energy source of future and the sooner we find solutions to these problems, the faster we will be able to solve the problems we are now facing with gasoline.
(B) This fuel can also help to stimulate jobs locally since they are also much safer to handle than gasoline and can thus have the potential to turnaround a global economy.
(C) These include dependence on fossil fuels for the machinery required to produce biofuel which ends up polluting as much as the burning of fossil fuels on roads and the exorbitant cost of biofuels which makes it very difficult for the common man to switch to this option.
(D) This turnaround can potentially help to bring world peace and end the need to depend on foreign countries for energy requirements.
(E) Biofuels are made from plant sources and since these sources are available in abundance and can be reproduced on a massive scale, they form an energy source that is potentially unlimited.
(F) However, everything is not as green with the biofuels as it seems as there are numerous disadvantages involved which at times overshadow their positive impact.

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences, (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F), in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions that follow.

(A) While these disadvantages of biofuels are serious, there are numerous advantages as they are the only alternative energy source of future and the sooner we find solutions to these problems, the faster we will be able to solve the problems we are now facing with gasoline.
(B) This fuel can also help to stimulate jobs locally since they are also much safer to handle than gasoline and can thus have the potential to turnaround a global economy.
(C) These include dependence on fossil fuels for the machinery required to produce biofuel which ends up polluting as much as the burning of fossil fuels on roads and the exorbitant cost of biofuels which makes it very difficult for the common man to switch to this option.
(D) This turnaround can potentially help to bring world peace and end the need to depend on foreign countries for energy requirements.
(E) Biofuels are made from plant sources and since these sources are available in abundance and can be reproduced on a massive scale, they form an energy source that is potentially unlimited.
(F) However, everything is not as green with the biofuels as it seems as there are numerous disadvantages involved which at times overshadow their positive impact.

Directions: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph then answer the questions given below them.
A) Communication with nature and animals was considered the best way to reinforce learning in the Indian gurukul sys­tem of learning.
B) What is important for us is to understand that in our ancient texts, we have enough reference for non-verbal communication between man, nature, and animals.
C) With language, communication within and outside the organizations became much more effective and global.
D) In organizations, however, language-based or verbal communication is more important.
E) Even in pre-civilization days, non-verbal communication was in existence between man, nature, and animals.
F) Even for day-to-day operational issues, communication plays a great role in clarifying doubts and in making the efforts of the people result oriented.

Directions: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph then answer the questions given below them.
A) Communication with nature and animals was considered the best way to reinforce learning in the Indian gurukul sys­tem of learning.
B) What is important for us is to understand that in our ancient texts, we have enough reference for non-verbal communication between man, nature, and animals.
C) With language, communication within and outside the organizations became much more effective and global.
D) In organizations, however, language-based or verbal communication is more important.
E) Even in pre-civilization days, non-verbal communication was in existence between man, nature, and animals.
F) Even for day-to-day operational issues, communication plays a great role in clarifying doubts and in making the efforts of the people result oriented.

Directions: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph then answer the questions given below them.
A) Communication with nature and animals was considered the best way to reinforce learning in the Indian gurukul sys­tem of learning.
B) What is important for us is to understand that in our ancient texts, we have enough reference for non-verbal communication between man, nature, and animals.
C) With language, communication within and outside the organizations became much more effective and global.
D) In organizations, however, language-based or verbal communication is more important.
E) Even in pre-civilization days, non-verbal communication was in existence between man, nature, and animals.
F) Even for day-to-day operational issues, communication plays a great role in clarifying doubts and in making the efforts of the people result oriented.

Directions: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph then answer the questions given below them.
A) Communication with nature and animals was considered the best way to reinforce learning in the Indian gurukul sys­tem of learning.
B) What is important for us is to understand that in our ancient texts, we have enough reference for non-verbal communication between man, nature, and animals.
C) With language, communication within and outside the organizations became much more effective and global.
D) In organizations, however, language-based or verbal communication is more important.
E) Even in pre-civilization days, non-verbal communication was in existence between man, nature, and animals.
F) Even for day-to-day operational issues, communication plays a great role in clarifying doubts and in making the efforts of the people result oriented.

Directions: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph then answer the questions given below them.
A) Communication with nature and animals was considered the best way to reinforce learning in the Indian gurukul sys­tem of learning.
B) What is important for us is to understand that in our ancient texts, we have enough reference for non-verbal communication between man, nature, and animals.
C) With language, communication within and outside the organizations became much more effective and global.
D) In organizations, however, language-based or verbal communication is more important.
E) Even in pre-civilization days, non-verbal communication was in existence between man, nature, and animals.
F) Even for day-to-day operational issues, communication plays a great role in clarifying doubts and in making the efforts of the people result oriented.

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph and answer the questions that follow.

A) Expressing her views on the decision, the information commissioner said, "We shouldn’t have to prevent our children from being able to use the internet, but we must demand that they are protected when they do. This code does that."
B) One of the other important recommendations under the ICO’s proposed code of practice for internet firms, which the platforms would be responsible for enforcing, includes limiting how children’s personal data is __________, used and shared by social media companies.
C) Turning off the “like” function, and limiting data collection and geolocation tools on popular platforms are among a 16-point list of recommendations for age-appropriate design released by the Information Commissioner’s Office.
D) Under the proposed guidelines to improve child internet safety in the UK, Facebook and other social media firms are supposed to alert children if their parent or caretaker is monitoring their online activity.
E) It said “nudge” techniques, which platforms employ to encourage users to engage in a certain way, should not be used to try to keep under-18s online for longer.
F) Companies that do not stick to the code could face fines of up to 4% of their global turnover, around $1.6bn for Facebook.

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph and answer the questions that follow.

A) Expressing her views on the decision, the information commissioner said, "We shouldn’t have to prevent our children from being able to use the internet, but we must demand that they are protected when they do. This code does that."
B) One of the other important recommendations under the ICO’s proposed code of practice for internet firms, which the platforms would be responsible for enforcing, includes limiting how children’s personal data is __________, used and shared by social media companies.
C) Turning off the “like” function, and limiting data collection and geolocation tools on popular platforms are among a 16-point list of recommendations for age-appropriate design released by the Information Commissioner’s Office.
D) Under the proposed guidelines to improve child internet safety in the UK, Facebook and other social media firms are supposed to alert children if their parent or caretaker is monitoring their online activity.
E) It said “nudge” techniques, which platforms employ to encourage users to engage in a certain way, should not be used to try to keep under-18s online for longer.
F) Companies that do not stick to the code could face fines of up to 4% of their global turnover, around $1.6bn for Facebook.

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph and answer the questions that follow.

A) Expressing her views on the decision, the information commissioner said, "We shouldn’t have to prevent our children from being able to use the internet, but we must demand that they are protected when they do. This code does that."
B) One of the other important recommendations under the ICO’s proposed code of practice for internet firms, which the platforms would be responsible for enforcing, includes limiting how children’s personal data is __________, used and shared by social media companies.
C) Turning off the “like” function, and limiting data collection and geolocation tools on popular platforms are among a 16-point list of recommendations for age-appropriate design released by the Information Commissioner’s Office.
D) Under the proposed guidelines to improve child internet safety in the UK, Facebook and other social media firms are supposed to alert children if their parent or caretaker is monitoring their online activity.
E) It said “nudge” techniques, which platforms employ to encourage users to engage in a certain way, should not be used to try to keep under-18s online for longer.
F) Companies that do not stick to the code could face fines of up to 4% of their global turnover, around $1.6bn for Facebook.

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph and answer the questions that follow.

A) Expressing her views on the decision, the information commissioner said, "We shouldn’t have to prevent our children from being able to use the internet, but we must demand that they are protected when they do. This code does that."
B) One of the other important recommendations under the ICO’s proposed code of practice for internet firms, which the platforms would be responsible for enforcing, includes limiting how children’s personal data is __________, used and shared by social media companies.
C) Turning off the “like” function, and limiting data collection and geolocation tools on popular platforms are among a 16-point list of recommendations for age-appropriate design released by the Information Commissioner’s Office.
D) Under the proposed guidelines to improve child internet safety in the UK, Facebook and other social media firms are supposed to alert children if their parent or caretaker is monitoring their online activity.
E) It said “nudge” techniques, which platforms employ to encourage users to engage in a certain way, should not be used to try to keep under-18s online for longer.
F) Companies that do not stick to the code could face fines of up to 4% of their global turnover, around $1.6bn for Facebook.

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph and answer the questions that follow.

A) Expressing her views on the decision, the information commissioner said, "We shouldn’t have to prevent our children from being able to use the internet, but we must demand that they are protected when they do. This code does that."
B) One of the other important recommendations under the ICO’s proposed code of practice for internet firms, which the platforms would be responsible for enforcing, includes limiting how children’s personal data is __________, used and shared by social media companies.
C) Turning off the “like” function, and limiting data collection and geolocation tools on popular platforms are among a 16-point list of recommendations for age-appropriate design released by the Information Commissioner’s Office.
D) Under the proposed guidelines to improve child internet safety in the UK, Facebook and other social media firms are supposed to alert children if their parent or caretaker is monitoring their online activity.
E) It said “nudge” techniques, which platforms employ to encourage users to engage in a certain way, should not be used to try to keep under-18s online for longer.
F) Companies that do not stick to the code could face fines of up to 4% of their global turnover, around $1.6bn for Facebook.