Question

S₁: It should be noted that Lenin, being the head of the government, held no official posts in the Party Central Committee, but presided over sessions of the Central Committee plenary meetings and also of the Political Bureau. P: In performing his party duties, he was assisted by a secretary of the Central Committee, or the head of the Secretariat, Q Officially, such a post did not exist at the time, but in practice one of the secretaries was expected to supervise the work of the Secretariat. R: That being the case, Lenin not only headed the Council of People’s commissars, but was also the de facto leader of the Party’s Central Committee. S: When Lenin’s health deteriorated, the question arose of strengthening the secretariat and an authoritative leader has to be found who could supervise Party’s affairs in Lenin’s absence. The proper sequence should be (Answer the question after reading the following paragraph.)

S₁: It should be noted that Lenin, being the head of the government, held no official posts in the Party Central Committee, but presided over sessions of the Central Committee plenary meetings and also of the Political Bureau. P: In performing his party duties, he was assisted by a secretary of the Central Committee, or the head of the Secretariat, Q Officially, such a post did not exist at the time, but in practice one of the secretaries was expected to supervise the work of the Secretariat. R: That being the case, Lenin not only headed the Council of People’s commissars, but was also the de facto leader of the Party’s Central Committee. S: When Lenin’s health deteriorated, the question arose of strengthening the secretariat and an authoritative leader has to be found who could supervise Party’s affairs in Lenin’s absence. The proper sequence should be (Answer the question after reading the following paragraph.)

Direction: In this section, each passage consists of five sentences. The first sentence is given in the beginning. The four sentences in each passage have been jumbled up. These are labelled P, Q, R and S. You are required to find out the proper sequence of the four sentences and mark accordingly on the Answer Sheet.

Option A: P Q R S
Option B: S R P Q
Option C: S Q P R
Option D: R P Q S

Correct Answer

Option: d

Explanation

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