Arrange the terms from raw biological origin to manufactured product. Items: (i) Table, (ii) Tree, (iii) Wood, (iv) Seed, (v) Plant. Choose a natural life-cycle/manufacturing chain without skipping stages.

Introduction / Context:
This sequence blends a biological growth cycle with a manufacturing outcome. We must track the progression from the smallest biological start (seed) through growth stages to a harvested material (wood) and finally a human-made product (table).

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Biological stages: Seed → Plant → Tree.
• Material extraction: Tree → Wood.
• Manufacturing: Wood → Table.

Concept / Approach:
Build a single pipeline that first completes the life cycle (seed to mature tree), then converts the biological resource into a material, and finally into a product.

Step-by-Step Solution:
Sequence: (iv) Seed → (v) Plant → (ii) Tree → (iii) Wood → (i) Table.Each arrow is causal and respects real-world order.

Verification / Alternative check:
Option A swaps Tree and Wood, which inverts harvesting; you cannot obtain a tree from wood. Options C and D start with a finished product (table), which violates the raw-to-product logic.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
They either begin at the end state or invert the resource-extraction step.

Common Pitfalls:

• Confusing “plant” with “finished wooden plant stand”—only the biological meaning is relevant.

Final Answer:
(iv), (v), (ii), (iii), (i).