Some parts of a sentence have been jumbled up, and labelled P, Q, R and S. Select the option that gives the correct sequence in which these parts can be rearranged to form a meaningful and grammatically correct sentence.
A lot of people
P. one particular
Q. are biased towards
R. most newspapers
S. think that
political party.

Correct option is B

• The sentence begins with the fixed opening: A lot of people.
• After this, the verb phrase should come: think that (S), because it introduces a belief/opinion.
• Next, we need the subject of what they think: most newspapers (R).
• Then comes the verb phrase describing newspapers: are biased towards (Q).
• Finally, the phrase one particular (P) must directly modify political party, completing the idea.

• (a) SPQR: Places one particular too early; it cannot come immediately after people without a linking structure.
• (c) PQRS: Starts abruptly with a fragment; it does not form a grammatical continuation after A lot of people.
• (d) RQPS: Starts with most newspapers before think that, which breaks the required main clause structure.