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A. The charming headwaiter answered our questions very politely.
B. There were so many young long-legged waiters that they were in danger of running into each other as my companion and I considered the overheads.
C. These boys have taken the place of the middle-aged women in white overalls with a lot of Nanny about them who used to serve the excellent plain English nursery food in a plain English nursery way.
D. We enquired about the number of covers, the existence of a private room and many other questions about the cuisine and service.
E. He may have smelt a rat and guessed that we were from one of the many magazines which describe places to eat, or perhaps he just thought we were naturally curious country bumpkins on an outing.
F. Bread-and-butter pudding and raspberry crumble came as naturally to them as they do to the customers brought up on such no-frills fare.
B. There were so many young long-legged waiters that they were in danger of running into each other as my companion and I considered the overheads.
C. These boys have taken the place of the middle-aged women in white overalls with a lot of Nanny about them who used to serve the excellent plain English nursery food in a plain English nursery way.
D. We enquired about the number of covers, the existence of a private room and many other questions about the cuisine and service.
E. He may have smelt a rat and guessed that we were from one of the many magazines which describe places to eat, or perhaps he just thought we were naturally curious country bumpkins on an outing.
F. Bread-and-butter pudding and raspberry crumble came as naturally to them as they do to the customers brought up on such no-frills fare.
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option (a) This paragraph deals with visiting a restaurant and presents an account of what transpires. The first sentence mentions how the headwaiter answered a lot of questions. Out of the options, sentence D mentions what some of those questions were. Sentence E describes what could be a possible perception by "him” - which is the headwaiter and hence sentence E is next. Sentence B is one of the observations regarding the waiters and sentence C describes whom they have replaced. Sentence F finishes the author's perception of these new waiters. This makes choice (a) correct.
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option (a) This paragraph deals with visiting a restaurant and presents an account of what transpires. The first sentence mentions how the headwaiter answered a lot of questions. Out of the options, sentence D mentions what some of those questions were. Sentence E describes what could be a possible perception by "him” - which is the headwaiter and hence sentence E is next. Sentence B is one of the observations regarding the waiters and sentence C describes whom they have replaced. Sentence F finishes the author's perception of these new waiters. This makes choice (a) correct.
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