Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order forming a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
A. My mother, Vimala Kulkarni, told me similar words when I got married.
B. They were usually like: ‘You must adjust to your new house and in-laws, try to learn how they eat and cook their food, go out of your way to be friendly and helpful to everybody,’ etc.
C. When I was young, before a girl got married, her mother would give her some words
of advice.
D. But along with this, she said something which helped me immensely in later life.

Correct option is B

Option (b) CBAD is the correct order of the given sentences.
Explanation:
· C logically starts the paragraph by providing the context of a tradition where mothers give their daughters advice before marriage.
· B follows C by detailing what this advice usually entailed, making the connection with the general tradition.
· A then adds a personal touch, linking the general tradition to the narrator's own experience when she got married.
· D concludes the paragraph by introducing an additional piece of advice from the narrator's mother that had a significant impact on her life.
This sequence forms a coherent narrative that flows smoothly from a general tradition to a personal experience and its lasting impact.