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(A) It requires families to cope with many challenges of maintaining the patient ’s personal hygiene, delivery of medication, meal preparation, helping with home/ hospital errands and basic nursing care.
(B) But homecare is demanding for both the patient and the caregiver.
(C) This is where the struggle begins.
(D) It is no secret that after basic treatment at hospital, doctors often advise that cancer patients be looked after in a more comfortable and secure environment —at home.
(E) The industry is still in its nascent stage.
(F) The situation is worse in case of homecare attendants

Q. Which of the following should be SECOND sentence?

(A) It requires families to cope with many challenges of maintaining the patient ’s personal hygiene, delivery of medication, meal preparation, helping with home/ hospital errands and basic nursing care.
(B) But homecare is demanding for both the patient and the caregiver.
(C) This is where the struggle begins.
(D) It is no secret that after basic treatment at hospital, doctors often advise that cancer patients be looked after in a more comfortable and secure environment —at home.
(E) The industry is still in its nascent stage.
(F) The situation is worse in case of homecare attendants

Q. Which of the following should be THIRD sentence?

(A) It requires families to cope with many challenges of maintaining the patient ’s personal hygiene, delivery of medication, meal preparation, helping with home/ hospital errands and basic nursing care.
(B) But homecare is demanding for both the patient and the caregiver.
(C) This is where the struggle begins.
(D) It is no secret that after basic treatment at hospital, doctors often advise that cancer patients be looked after in a more comfortable and secure environment —at home.
(E) The industry is still in its nascent stage.
(F) The situation is worse in case of homecare attendants.

Q. Which of the following should be FOURTH sentence?

(A) It requires families to cope with many challenges of maintaining the patient ’s personal hygiene, delivery of medication, meal preparation, helping with home/ hospital errands and basic nursing care.
(B) But homecare is demanding for both the patient and the caregiver.
(C) This is where the struggle begins.
(D) It is no secret that after basic treatment at hospital, doctors often advise that cancer patients be looked after in a more comfortable and secure environment —at home.
(E) The industry is still in its nascent stage.
(F) The situation is worse in case of homecare attendants

Q. Which of the following is FIRST sentence?

(A) It requires families to cope with many challenges of maintaining the patient ’s personal hygiene, delivery of medication, meal preparation, helping with home/ hospital errands and basic nursing care.
(B) But homecare is demanding for both the patient and the caregiver.
(C) This is where the struggle begins.
(D) It is no secret that after basic treatment at hospital, doctors often advise that cancer patients be looked after in a more comfortable and secure environment —at home.
(E) The industry is still in its nascent stage.
(F) The situation is worse in case of homecare attendants

Q. Which of the following should be last sentence?

(A) A protocol of mutually beneficial restraints and responsibilities is at the heart of the social compact.
(B) The “authority ”has a duty to protect the citizens from harm from other nations, as also to impose reasonable restrictions in order to ensure an ordered &just social existence.
(C) For instance, a motorist halts at a red light in the reciprocal expectation that the other motorists too would observe the traffic rule.
(D) An established order rests on a social compact, in which everyone undertakes to observe restraint on his freedom in exchange for a minimum expectation of security of life &liberty.
(E) In return, the citizens offer allegiance to the nation –state &undertake to obey reasonable laws reasonably crafted and reasonably enforced.
(F) Then, there is the traffic policeman to see to it that everyone gets to use the road safety with minimum of inconvenience.

Q. Which is the SECOND sentence?

(A) A protocol of mutually beneficial restraints and responsibilities is at the heart of the social compact.
(B) The “authority ”has a duty to protect the citizens from harm from other nations, as also to impose reasonable restrictions in order to ensure an ordered &just social existence.
(C) For instance, a motorist halts at a red light in the reciprocal expectation that the other motorists too would observe the traffic rule.
(D) An established order rests on a social compact, in which everyone undertakes to observe restraint on his freedom in exchange for a minimum expectation of security of life &liberty.
(E) In return, the citizens offer allegiance to the nation –state &undertake to obey reasonable laws reasonably crafted and reasonably enforced.
(F) Then, there is the traffic policeman to see to it that everyone gets to use the road safety with minimum of inconvenience.

Q. Which is the FIFTH sentence?

(A) A protocol of mutually beneficial restraints and responsibilities is at the heart of the social compact.
(B) The “authority ”has a duty to protect the citizens from harm from other nations, as also to impose reasonable restrictions in order to ensure an ordered &just social existence.
(C) For instance, a motorist halts at a red light in the reciprocal expectation that the other motorists too would observe the traffic rule.
(D) An established order rests on a social compact, in which everyone undertakes to observe restraint on his freedom in exchange for a minimum expectation of security of life &liberty.
(E) In return, the citizens offer allegiance to the nation –state &undertake to obey reasonable laws reasonably crafted and reasonably enforced.
(F) Then, there is the traffic policeman to see to it that everyone gets to use the road safety with minimum of inconvenience.

Q. Which is the last SIXTH sentence?

(A) A protocol of mutually beneficial restraints and responsibilities is at the heart of the social compact.
(B) The “authority ”has a duty to protect the citizens from harm from other nations, as also to impose reasonable restrictions in order to ensure an ordered &just social existence.
(C) For instance, a motorist halts at a red light in the reciprocal expectation that the other motorists too would observe the traffic rule.
(D) An established order rests on a social compact, in which everyone undertakes to observe restraint on his freedom in exchange for a minimum expectation of security of life &liberty.
(E) In return, the citizens offer allegiance to the nation –state &undertake to obey reasonable laws reasonably crafted and reasonably enforced.
(F) Then, there is the traffic policeman to see to it that everyone gets to use the road safety with minimum of inconvenience.

Q. Which is the THIRD sentence?

(A) A protocol of mutually beneficial restraints and responsibilities is at the heart of the social compact.
(B) The “authority ”has a duty to protect the citizens from harm from other nations, as also to impose reasonable restrictions in order to ensure an ordered &just social existence.
(C) For instance, a motorist halts at a red light in the reciprocal expectation that the other motorists too would observe the traffic rule.
(D) An established order rests on a social compact, in which everyone undertakes to observe restraint on his freedom in exchange for a minimum expectation of security of life &liberty.
(E) In return, the citizens offer allegiance to the nation –state &undertake to obey reasonable laws reasonably crafted and reasonably enforced.
(F) Then, there is the traffic policeman to see to it that everyone gets to use the road safety with minimum of inconvenience.

Q. Which is the FIRST sentence?