JUMBLED SENTENCES - 1
Rewrite the following jumbled sentences in the correct order
1. In the long term, certain chemicals in tobacco smoke intensify the damage in the lung region.
2. But, giving up smoking progressively reduces such risk of lung cancer.
3. Consequently, the mucus remains and starts accumulating in the lungs, making them liable to infection.
4. However, without any doubt it can be said that smoking is injurious to health.
5. The damage caused to the lungs and respiratory passages inhibits the process that removes mucus and dust particles.
6. There is overwhelming statistical and experimental evidence to associate smoking with diseases like lung cancer and coronary heart attack.
7. This, in turn, induces cancer in the lung tissues.
8. Apart from early death from these two diseases, heavy smokers suffer from persistent cough which damages the lungs.
JUMBLED SENTENCES - 2
Rewrite the following jumbled sentences in the correct order
1. The dissolved cellulose is formatted into threads by a technical process.
2. This fibre is, in fact, a reconstituted natural fibre.
3. After that, they are dried on a heated roller.
4. The cellulose is obtained from shredded wood pulp.
5. Finally, they are wound on to a bobbin.
6. It is made by dissolving cellulose in a solution of sodium hydroxide.
7. The threads are drawn from the setting bath of dilute sulphuric acid. Then, they are wound on reel and washed.
8. Rayon is a man-made fibre.
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