In the following questions, three words have been highlighted. These words may or may not be at their correct position. Following each question four possible arrangements are provided. Choose the arrangement that will make the given sentence contextually meaningful and grammatically correct as your answer.

The teacher asked (A) the students to invite (B) their hands to raise (C) more participation.

Correct option is A

The correct answer is A (ACB).

Explanation:

To find the correct arrangement, we must look at the logical relationship between the actions (verbs) and the objects (students, hands, participation).

• Position (A) - "The teacher asked (A)": This is correct. Teachers typically "ask" or "instruct" students to do something.
• Position (B) - "to invite (B) their hands": This is incorrect. You do not "invite" your hands. In a classroom setting, when a teacher wants participation, students raise their hands. Therefore, raise (C) should move here.
• Position (C) - "to raise (C) more participation": This is incorrect. While you can "encourage" participation, you "invite" it. Moving invite (B) here completes the sentence logically: the goal of raising hands is to invite (request or encourage) more students to participate.

Sentence Structure:

[The teacher asked (A)] + [the students to raise (C)] + [their hands to invite (B)] + [more participation].

Meanings of all words:

Asked

• Meaning: To say something in order to obtain information or to request someone to do something.
• Hindi Meaning: पूछा / कहा

Raise

• Meaning: To lift or move to a higher position or level.
• Hindi Meaning: उठाना (जैसे हाथ उठाना)

Invite

• Meaning: To request the presence or participation of; to encourage a particular response.
• Hindi Meaning: आमंत्रित करना / प्रोत्साहित करना

Final Correct Sentence:

"The teacher asked (A) the students to raise (C) their hands to invite (B) more participation."

Final Answer: A