Height ordering – Priya taller than Tiya and shorter than Siya; Riya shorter than Siya but taller than Priya; Riya taller than Diya, who is shorter than Tiya. Arrange in descending height.

Introduction / Context:Turn comparative statements into a strict order from tallest to shortest (descending). Ensure all pairwise relations are satisfied.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Tiya < Priya < Siya.
• Priya < Riya < Siya.
• Diya < Tiya.

Concept / Approach:Combine the chains. From both, Siya is at the top. Riya is below Siya but above Priya. Priya is above Tiya, and Tiya is above Diya.

Step-by-Step Solution:Top: Siya.Next: Riya (since Siya > Riya > Priya).Then: Priya (Priya > Tiya).Then: Tiya (Tiya > Diya).Last: Diya.

Verification / Alternative check:Check each original statement against the final sequence; all are satisfied.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:They violate at least one given comparison (e.g., putting Priya above Siya).

Common Pitfalls:Confusing “shorter than” direction; forgetting Diya is below Tiya.

Final Answer:Siya - Riya - Priya - Tiya - Diya