Plant organs — arrange structural parts from foundational to reproductive: (a) Leaf (b) Stem (c) Root (d) Flower
Verbal Reasoning
Logical Sequence of Words
Difficulty: Easy
Choose an option
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Ad, c, a, b
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Ba, b, c, d
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Cc, b, a, d
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Db, a, d, c
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Ec, a, b, d
Answer
Correct Answer: c, b, a, d
Explanation
Introduction / Context:Order plant organs in a conceptual development chain.
Given Data / Assumptions:Root → Stem → Leaf → Flower.
Concept / Approach:Roots establish uptake, stems support and conduct, leaves photosynthesize, and flowers reproduce.
Step-by-Step Solution:Root (c) → Stem (b) → Leaf (a) → Flower (d).
Verification / Alternative check:School-level botany supports this order.
Why Other Options Are Wrong:They invert foundational organs or place flower too early.
Common Pitfalls:Assuming leaves precede stems.
Final Answer:c, b, a, d