Sentence & paragraph order
Grouped by EduFarming under NTA's heading “Verbal Ability”. Where this comes from
NTA's heading: Verbal Ability
NTA's English syllabus is one page. It names two skill areas: Reading Comprehension, with three kinds of passage of at most 300 words each (factual, narrative and literary), and Verbal Ability, with four item types (rearranging the parts, match the following, choosing the correct word, synonyms and antonyms). It says the questions are not limited to these, and prints no chapters and no split of the 50 questions. So the chapters here are ours. Reading is split by the kind of passage, because a poem is not read the way a report is. Verbal Ability is split into three areas of our own: Vocabulary, Sentence & paragraph order, and Grammar & usage. Where a chapter covers something past NTA's short list, it says so, and it is there because the papers since 2022 have asked it.
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15 questions · 15 minutes
Drawn from both chapters below, marked +5 / −1 like the real paper
Chapters
Rearranging the parts of a sentence
Jumbled parts put back into one sentence
Ordering sentences into a paragraph
Jumbled sentences put back into a paragraph