Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
A. The priest’s son was meditating when he saw the prince, and was very delighted.
B. The prince asked his friend to become the adviser but he refused.
C. When the priest died, the king decided to appoint the priest’s son the next adviser to his son, the prince. He knew that priest’s son would be an able guide to the young prince.
D. So, he sent his son to meet his friend in the forest. He knew about their friendship.

Correct option is C

Option (c) CDAB is the correct order of the sentences to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
· The sequence begins with sentence C, where the king decides to appoint the priest’s son as the adviser to the prince after the priest's death.
· Sentence D follows, explaining that the king sent the prince to meet his friend (the priest's son) in the forest, knowing their friendship.
· Sentence A continues with the priest's son meditating and being delighted to see the prince.
· Finally, sentence B concludes with the prince asking his friend to become the adviser, but the priest's son refuses.
This order flows logically from the king's decision, to the meeting between the prince and the priest's son, and ends with the priest's son's decision not to take the position, creating a coherent narrative.