Arrange the given sentences to make a meaningful paragraph . A. Mr Raman's…

Correct paragraph (sentences in order): Mr Raman's personality sets him apart from the rest. He has a fanatical devotion to detail. Nothing is too small for his attention. This is what makes him a different guy.

• Start with the sentence that introduces the person so later pronouns (like "his") have a clear antecedent.

• Follow the introduction with the sentence that states the specific trait (fanatical devotion to detail).

• Place the example that supports the trait (nothing is too small for his attention) immediately after the trait sentence.

• End with the concluding sentence that ties the trait and example back to the idea that these qualities make him different.

Why other orders fail:

• Placing the example before the explanatory sentence makes the example feel ungrounded; the reader expects the trait to be named before an example is given.

• Starting with a sentence that contains a pronoun referring to the person is confusing because the person has not yet been introduced.

• Beginning with a concluding sentence reverses the logical order: conclusions should summarize information already presented, not introduce it.