Arrange the words given below in a meaningful sequence. 1. Protect 2. Pressure…

Concept: In a logical event-sequence question, arrange the given items by their real-world cause-and-effect chronology — find the root trigger event, then chain forward through each event that the previous one directly causes or necessitates, ending at the final consequence.

Application: Tracing the chain word by word —

1. Pressure — a change in atmospheric pressure is the meteorological trigger that sets the weather event in motion.

2. Rain — the pressure change produces rainfall.

3. Flood — sustained, heavy rain causes flooding.

4. Protect — once the flood strikes, protective and rescue measures are taken for people and property.

5. Relief — after protection is underway, relief operations reach the affected people.

Cross-check: No other arrangement of these five words preserves this one-directional cause chain — every alternative reorders at least one adjacent pair against real-world causation, for instance placing a disaster event after the response meant to follow it, which breaks the logical sequence.

So the correct order is Pressure, Rain, Flood, Protect, Relief — numeric sequence 2, 4, 5, 1, 3.