Correct option is A
The correct answer is A (A-B).
Explanation:
To find the correct combination, we must examine the logical relationship between the subjects and the pronouns used in the sentence:
- A-B (staff vs. principal): * In the original sentence, it says "The staff (A) hoped to invigorate her principal (B)."
- However, the next part of the sentence says they gave "them" (C) coupons. The pronoun "them" is plural.
- A "principal" is a single person (singular), while "staff" is a collective noun often treated as plural (the members of the staff).
- Logically, a principal (a leader) would give coupons to the staff (the employees) to "invigorate" (re-energize) them.
- By swapping (A) and (B), the sentence becomes: "The principal (B) hoped to invigorate her staff (A) by giving them (C) spa coupons..." This makes the pronoun "them" correctly refer back to the plural "staff."
- C & D (them & over): "Them" is the correct object pronoun for the staff.
- "Over" is the correct preposition for a duration of time like "the weekend."
Arrangement:
"The principal (B) hoped to invigorate her staff (A) by giving them (C) spa coupons to use over (D) the weekend."
Meanings of all words:
Principal (B)
- Meaning: The person with the highest authority or most important position in an organization (like a school).
- Hindi Meaning: प्रधानाचार्य / मुख्य व्यक्ति
- Example: "The principal announced that the school would be closed on Monday."
Staff (A)
- Meaning: All the people employed by a particular organization.
- Hindi Meaning: कर्मचारी / कर्मचारी वर्ग
- Example: "The hotel staff was very helpful and friendly during our stay."
Invigorate
- Meaning: To give strength or energy to.
- Hindi Meaning: स्फूर्ति देना / जोश भरना
- Example: "A quick walk in the cold morning air will invigorate you."
Over (D)
- Meaning: During a specified period of time.
- Hindi Meaning: के दौरान / भर
- Example: "We discussed the new project over lunch."
Final Answer: A