Question

Arrange the jumbled words appropriately to form a meaningful sentence :
The | pollution | a | great | danger | has | environmental | caused | society | to
a) The environmental pollution a great danger has caused to society.
b) The environmental pollution has caused a great danger to society.
c) A great danger to society has caused the environmental pollution.
d) To society environmental the pollution has caused a great danger.

Answer 1

Hint: When you arrange any set of jumbled words, you must pay attention to the subject and predicate of that sentence. You must also try to make out the meaning of the given sentence.

Complete answer:
 In such types of questions, all the words have to be placed somewhere or the other in the sentence. You can also try to make out the part of speech of all the given jumbled words, and then try to make out the complete sentence. Here, it is obvious that someone is talking about pollution and the environment in the society.
Now, let us examine all the given options to find out the correct answer :
Option ‘a' – Here, ‘a great danger’ cannot be the conjunction of the sentence as then, the sentence will not make any sense. So, this is an incorrect option.
Option ‘b’ – Here, the subject of the sentence, that is ‘environmental pollution' and the predicate of the sentence, that is ‘danger to society' is correctly placed. The sentence is also making sense.
Option ‘c’ – This sentence is reversed as to the original sentence. This way, the meaning of the sentence has also reversed. So, this is an incorrect option.
Option ‘d’ – Here, ‘society environmental' cannot be the correct subject for the given sentence. This sentence is incorrectly framed. So, this is an incorrect option.
As we have analyzed all the given options, we can easily figure out the correct answer. Here, the correct sentence would be ‘The environmental pollution has caused great danger to the society'. Hence, option ‘b’ is the correct option.

Note:
Check the parts of speech of the given jumbled words, so that you know where the word has to be placed in any given sentence.