In the following question, two columns are given, containing three phrases each. A sentence from the first column can relate to a phrase from the second column to form a grammatically and contextually correct sentence. Choose the option that represents the correct combination.


Column I
(A) Makhana has become a staple part
(B) He searched for a peaceful
(C) After a year-long legal battle.
Column II
(D) purchasing the house, including taxes
(E) of breakfast in cities across the country
(F) the parties reached a settlement

Correct option is D

Solution:
A-E: "Makhana has become a staple part of breakfast in cities across the country."
· Reason: The phrase logically completes the sentence, explaining where Makhana is commonly eaten. The context is about food habits, making “breakfast in cities” a suitable ending.
C-F: "After a year-long legal battle, the parties reached a settlement."
· Reason: The phrase completes the idea of resolving a dispute. “Legal battle” and “settlement” are contextually linked, making the sentence coherent and meaningful.
Correct Answer: (d) A-E, C-F