Select the option that arranges the given sentences in the correct sequence. The first sentence is in the correct position.
A. A traffic policeman usually stands at the junction of roads.
B. With these signs, he either stops people and vehicles, or allows them to pass by.
C. He wears a white uniform and a pair of white gloves.
D. Sometimes he stands on a high platform at the junction or under a flyover.
E. In one hand he carries a red or green, lighted rod or a metal sign plate that says ‘STOP’.

Correct option is A

Option (a) ADCEB is the correct order of the given sentences.
Explanation:
· A is already fixed: It introduces the subject – the traffic policeman.
· D gives more detail about where he stands – a continuation of A.
· C logically follows by describing his uniform – what he wears.
· E adds details about what he holds – the tools used for signalling.
· B then explains how he uses those tools (lighted rod or STOP sign) to regulate traffic.
Thus, the logical and grammatical flow is:
A (Intro) → D (Location) → C (Appearance) → E (Equipment) → B (Function)