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. In 1944, he was honoured by King George VI with a Knighthood and became Sir Alexander Fleming.
B. On receiving this great honour, Fleming said in his usual modest way, “Wherever I go, people thank me for saving their lives. I didn’t do anything; I just found a remedy that was there.”
C. Fleming became famous overnight and was regarded as one of the most distinguished scientists of his time.
D. The next year, he and his fellow bacteriologists, whose combined efforts had led to the great discovery, were honoured with a joint Nobel Prize.

Correct option is C

Option (c) CADB is the correct order of the given sentences.
· Sentence C establishes Fleming's rise to fame, setting the chronological foundation for the events that follow.
· Sentence A details the knighthood honour, which logically follows his recognition as a prominent scientist.
· Sentence D describes the Nobel Prize, which is a subsequent honour after the knighthood.
· Sentence B reflects Fleming's reaction to his accolades, fitting as a conclusion to the narrative.