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Ordering sentences into a paragraph · Question 196 of 250

Question 196

EasyOriginal question

The opening and closing sentences are given. Arrange the sentences between them.

Opening: The honeybee dance is one of the most surprising things in nature.

P. When a worker bee finds a good patch of flowers, she flies back to the hive.

Q. The other bees then fly out and find the flowers without ever having seen them.

R. The direction of the dance tells them which way to fly, and its length tells them how far.

S. There she does a little dance on the honeycomb, in front of the other bees.

Closing: In this way, a single bee can guide hundreds of others to food.

Options for question 196

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer B

Correct answer: B

Explanation

  1. After the opening sentence, P is when a bee finds flowers and flies back.

  2. S is what she does "there", in the hive. R explains what the dance tells "them", and Q is "then", which leads to "in this way" in the closing sentence.

  3. So the order is PSRQ.

Worth noting

SPRQ has "she" dance "there" before any bee or place has been named.

Concept
Ordering sentences by their links: the opener, pronouns, connectors and sequence
Typical time
75 s
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