Question : The sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.

A. Another boy tried his luck and won a comb, a fountain pen, a wristwatch, and a table lamp one after the other in the many chances that he played.
B. An old man won a beautiful clock. The old man did not want the clock, so the shopkeeper took it back and paid 15 rupees to the old man.
C. Bhaiya encouraged him, but Rasheed was not lucky when he tried his luck. He won only cheap items like pencils and an ink bottle, and soon lost all his money.
D. He sold all the items to the shopkeeper and went away happily. Rasheed also wanted to play and try his luck.

Option 1: BADC

Option 2: DCAB

Option 3: BDCA

Option 4: BCDA

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The old man said, "I was walking in my garden at six o'clock."

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A. In fact, he began his career as a peon in a small firm.
B. Before he joined us as the accounts officer, he was a

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A. He later tried to franchise his restaurant.
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A. He never jumped or ran to chase another dog.
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S1. He sat in his