Choose the correct sentence from the given options.

The correct answer is Option (4) → She met a hundred bright, young Japanese college students.

Order of adjectives:

• When several adjectives come before a noun, they follow a fixed order:
  • number (a hundred) → opinion (bright) → size → age (young) → shape → colour → origin (Japanese) → material → purpose or type (college) → noun.
• "Hundred" as a number needs a or one before it: a hundred students.
• This sentence: a hundred (number) + bright (opinion) + young (age) + Japanese (origin) + college (type) + students.
  Example: She bought a beautiful old Italian table.

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 1: She met hundred young Japanese bright college students. — Incorrect.

• "hundred" has no "a" before it.
• The opinion word "bright" comes after age and origin; it must come first.

Option 2: She met a hundred young Japanese bright college students. — Incorrect. The opinion word "bright" is placed after age (young) and origin (Japanese).

Option 3: She met a hundred Japanese bright, young college students. — Incorrect. The origin word "Japanese" is placed before opinion and age; it must come just before "college".