Question

Prepare a short dialogue by arranging the jumbled sentences:
- No, sir, it's the wrong number.
- Okay, thanks a lot.
- Is it Sunshine Company Limited?
- It’s all right.

Answer 1

Hint: The sentences tell us about an incident. The exclamations, questions, and answers have to be in the right order. Try to rearrange them in the order that makes the most sense.

Complete answer:
The given dialogues are not arranged properly. They resemble a short telephonic conversation. This telephonic conversation seems to have gone wrong. This means that there are some apologies as well as greetings. There is one question and one answer in the question. We need to understand how people answer the phone.

First, let us understand the meaning of each sentence. The first sentence tells the other person that it is a wrong number by saying ‘no’. This means that this sentence is an answer to a yes/no question. A yes/no question is a question that is factual, so the answer can only be yes or no.
In the second sentence thanks to the other person after saying ‘okay’. This means that this is a parting greeting. The person is likely saying thanks for some information that they have just been given.
The third sentence is a question. The person is asking a yes/no question about the place being Sunshine Company Limited. This question seems like the type of question you would want to ask first to confirm that this is the place you wanted to call.
The fourth sentence assures the person that it is all right. This means that the person is likely saying it’s okay for calling the wrong number.

Now, we know which order we are looking for. The first sentence is the answer to the question. So, it will be second. The question will be first as it is the starting of the call. Then, the person will likely say thanks for the information, and the other person will say it is all right to end the call.

So, the correct answer is as follows:
- Is it Sunshine Company Limited?
- No, sir, it's the wrong number.
- Okay, thanks a lot.
- It’s all right.

Note:
Make sure that each dialogue aligns with the dialogue that comes before and after. That will help you to choose the order correctly.