Arrange the following sentences in a logical order to form a coherent paragraph:
(A) When a nest is half done, the male hangs from it, flapping his wings and calling loudly to attract a female.
(B) The male then has no choice but to tear the nest apart and begin again on the same branch.
(C) Each nest is woven from strips of grass torn from fresh blades, and it hangs from the tip of a branch like a bottle.
(D) She inspects it closely, sometimes pulling at the strands, and if she is not satisfied, she simply flies away.
(E) In the weeks before the monsoon, the male weaver birds in our village begin building nests on the thorny acacia beside the well.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 2
The correct answer is Option (2) → (E), (C), (A), (D), (B)
Rearranged Parts:
(E) In the weeks before the monsoon, the male weaver birds in our village begin building nests on the thorny acacia beside the well.
(C) Each nest is woven from strips of grass torn from fresh blades, and it hangs from the tip of a branch like a bottle.
(A) When a nest is half done, the male hangs from it, flapping his wings and calling loudly to attract a female.
(D) She inspects it closely, sometimes pulling at the strands, and if she is not satisfied, she simply flies away.
(B) The male then has no choice but to tear the nest apart and begin again on the same branch.
Complete paragraph: In the weeks before the monsoon, the male weaver birds in our village begin building nests on the thorny acacia beside the well. Each nest is woven from strips of grass torn from fresh blades, and it hangs from the tip of a branch like a bottle. When a nest is half done, the male hangs from it, flapping his wings and calling loudly to attract a female. She inspects it closely, sometimes pulling at the strands, and if she is not satisfied, she simply flies away. The male then has no choice but to tear the nest apart and begin again on the same branch.