Parts of a sentence are given below in jumbled order: O. delicious, R. she, Q. a, P. baked, S. chocolate cake. Arrange the parts in the correct order to form a meaningful sentence.

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Let's analyze the jumbled parts:
O. delicious
R. she
Q. a
P. baked
S. chocolate cake

We need to form a meaningful sentence. Let's look for the subject first. 'She' (R) is the subject. Next, the verb is 'baked' (P). So, 'She baked...' is a logical start. What did she bake? 'a chocolate cake' (Q S). So, 'She baked a chocolate cake'. Now, 'delicious' (O) is an adjective that describes the cake, so it should come before 'chocolate cake': 'a delicious chocolate cake'.

So, the correct order is: R (she) P (baked) Q (a) O (delicious) S (chocolate cake).

Final sentence: 'She baked a delicious chocolate cake.'

Thus, the correct answer is RPQOS.

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