Arrange the construction-related items from raw material to completed dwelling: Items: (a) Wall (b) Clay (c) House (d) Room (e) Bricks Choose the correct earliest-to-latest sequence in the construction chain.

Introduction / Context:
This verbal reasoning item asks you to order common construction terms from basic raw inputs to the final structure. Understanding the production chain helps determine a logical chronology.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• (b) Clay is the raw material for traditional bricks.
• (e) Bricks are manufactured units made from clay.
• (a) Wall is built by assembling bricks (with mortar).
• (d) Room is an enclosed space formed by walls.
• (c) House is the overall building comprising rooms.

Concept / Approach:
Follow the materials/process flow: raw material → intermediate product → component → subspace → whole building.

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:
The chain respects necessary dependencies; a room cannot precede a wall, and bricks cannot precede clay.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• e,b,a,d,c is close but still assumes bricks exist before clay is considered (reverse dependency).
• Sequences placing house before rooms or walls violate construction logic.
• “None of these” is unnecessary since a correct option exists.

Common Pitfalls:
Confusing “room” and “wall” order; a room requires enclosing walls.

Final Answer:
b, e, a, d, c