In the question below, a sentence has been given which is divided into four parts. Choose the option that gives the correct rearrangement of the parts to form a grammatically and contextually meaningful sentence.

(A) is reflective of how
(B) what he wants to purchase
(C) he saves his money for
(D) his choice of cars

Correct option is A

Correct answer: A — DACB

Correct rearranged sentence

His choice of cars is reflective of how he saves his money for what he wants to purchase.

Explanation of the sequence D → A → C → B

Part D: “his choice of cars”

·       Works as the subject of the sentence.

Part A: “is reflective of how”

·       Functions as the linking verb + complement, introducing an explanatory clause.

·       “Reflective of how” must be followed by a clause describing behaviour.

Part C: “he saves his money for”

·       Begins the clause explaining “how” he behaves financially.

·       The preposition “for” signals that an object will follow.

Part B: “what he wants to purchase”

·       Completes the object of “for.”

·       “For what he wants to purchase” is a correct noun clause.

Why other options do not work

·       CBAD: Starts with “he saves his money for,” but then places “is reflective of how” after it, which breaks grammar.

·       BCAD: Begins with a noun clause (“what he wants to purchase”) without a clear main clause first.

·       ADBC: Begins with “is reflective of how” without a subject, making it incomplete.

·       No rearrangement required: Original order does not form a complete sentence.

Final Answer

Option A — DACB