LOGICAL ORDER 1 COHERENCE The sentences that make

LOGICAL ORDER 1 COHERENCE The sentences that make up each paragraph below are not in logical order. Determine their correct order and write their numbers in that order.

2 • The sentences that make up each paragraph below are not in logical order. Determine their correct order and write their numbers in that order. • 1. When the deal is closed, buckle your seat belts and drive away! • 2. Once you decide on a dealer, make sure you discuss financing, accessories, and options with your salesperson. • 3. However, this excitement must be tempered with some practical steps to make the experience a smooth and happy one. • 4. Before you buy, shop around at as many different dealers as you can. • 5. Only a few things in life are more exciting than buying your first new car. • 6. If you’re planning to trade in an old car, have it appraised before you and the salesperson have agreed on a final price.

• Paragraph 5 -3 -4 -2 -6 -1 3 • 5. Only a few things in life are more exciting than buying your first new car. • 3. However, this excitement must be tempered with some practical steps to make the experience a smooth and happy one. • 4. Before you buy, shop around at as many different dealers as you can. • 2. Once you decide on a dealer, make sure you discuss financing, accessories, and options with your salesperson. • 6. If you’re planning to trade in an old car, have it appraised before you and the salesperson have agreed on a final price. • 1. When the deal is closed, buckle your seat belts and drive away!

4 • 1. What a price to pay for the weekend limelight! • 2. Behind the basketball player with the beautiful home and exciting life lies a decade or two of hard, bone-grinding practice. • 3. Often, because of a lengthening season and stringent training rules, the athlete lives no more than six months of the year in his dream home. • 4 The other six months are a dizzying series of hotel rooms, lobbies, airports, and hard courts. • 5. The glamour and excitement which the media give professional athletes often hide from the young viewer’s eyes the drudgery and anguish of the occupation. • 6. Take basketball, for instance.

5 • Paragraph 5 -6 -2 -3 -4 -1 • 5. The glamour and excitement which the media give professional athletes often hide from the young viewer’s eyes the drudgery and anguish of the occupation. • 6. Take basketball, for instance. • 2. Behind the basketball player with the beautiful home and exciting life lies a decade or two of hard, bone-grinding practice. • 3. Often, because of a lengthening season and stringent training rules, the athlete lives no more than six months of the year in his dream home. • 4 The other six months are a dizzying series of hotel rooms, lobbies, airports, and hard courts. • 1. What a price to pay for the weekend limelight!