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ibps-so 2025 · Question 27 of 271

Directions (26-27): Rearrange the following five sentences (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph and then answer the question given below. (A) Glucose, commonly referred to as blood sugar, is the primary source of energy for the body's cells. (B) When blood sugar levels drop too low, a person may experience dizziness, confusion, and even loss of consciousness. (C) Such regulation is vital for maintaining stable blood sugar, ensuring overall health and the proper functioning of organs. (D) Conversely, consistently high blood sugar can lead to serious health issues such as nerve damage, vision problems, and diabetes. (E) The body carefully regulates these glucose levels through hormones like insulin, which enable cells to absorb sugar from the bloodstream.

  1. ABCADE
  2. BADCBE
  3. CDBCAE
  4. DAECBDCorrect
  5. EDACBE

Answer: D. AECBD

Explanation

Step 1: Understand the sentences • (A) introduces glucose → what it is. • (E) explains how glucose is regulated → by insulin. • (C) stresses why this regulation is important. • (B) shows what happens if levels drop too low. • (D) contrasts with what happens if levels rise too high. Step 2: Build the logical flow 1. Start with A → introduces glucose. 2. Follow with E → regulation mechanism (insulin). 3. Then C → importance of regulation. 4. Then B → effect of low sugar. 5. Finally D → effect of high sugar (contrast). So the correct sequence is AECBD. Step 3: Match with options (d) AECBD Final Answer: (d) AECBD

Source: IBPS SO Prelims Memory Based 2025 (held 30 Aug 2025, Shift 1) - BankersAdda · memory-based

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