Question

Arrange the jumbled words appropriately to form a meaningful sentence-
Confuse | it | with | often | people | effect | green | house.
a) Green house effect often people confuse with it.
b) People often confuse it with green house effect.
c) Confuse it with green house effect often people.
d) Green house is often effect confuse with people.

Answer 1

Hint: For such types of questions, one must try to figure out the subject and predicate of the given sentence. Read the words carefully and try to make out its meaning.

Complete answer:
 When you arrange any jumbled words, try finding the core meaning of the words. Here, it is pretty clear that the sentence is talking about the greenhouse effect. Now, see the words and try to arrange them according to their parts of speech. This way you'll know the usage of each and every word to form a sentence.
Now, let us examine all the given options to find out the correct answer :
Option ‘a’ – This is not the correct answer as the subject and predicate of the sentence are interchanged, which resulted in a logically incorrect sentence.
Option ‘b’ – This is the correct sentence as it makes complete sense and is grammatically correct. Here, the speaker is comparing (something) with the greenhouse effect, and telling how people confuse (something) with it.
Option ‘c’ – This is an incorrect option as this sentence makes no sense and is grammatically incorrect.
Option ‘d’ – This is also an incorrect option as it is grammatically incorrect and logically vain. This cannot be the answer to the given question.
As we have analyzed all the given options, we can easily figure out the correct answer. Here, the correct sentence is – People often confuse it with the greenhouse effect. Hence, option ‘b’ is the correct option.

Note:
When you know the part of speech of all the jumbled words, you can place them accordingly, this way, the sentence will automatically be formed.