Each of the following questions gives a sentence divided into five parts which may not be in the correct order. Choose the option that shows the correct sequence to form a meaningful sentence. If the sentence is already correct or none of the options fit, select 'No rearrangement required'.

(A) mistook them for enemies

(B) windmills that dot the fields in

(C) the villages appeared like

(D) from a high vantage point, the

(E) soldiers, causing travelers who

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Each of the following questions gives a sentence divided into five parts which may not be in the correct order. Choose the option that shows the correct sequence to form a meaningful sentence. If the sentence is already correct or none of the options fit, select 'No rearrangement required'.

(A) mistook them for enemies

(B) windmills that dot the fields in

(C) the villages appeared like

(D) from a high vantage point, the

(E) soldiers, causing travelers who

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**Solution:**

1. Analyze the parts to find a logical flow:
   - (D) "from a high vantage point, the" naturally starts the sentence as it sets the scene.
   - (B) "windmills that dot the fields in" follows, describing what is seen from the vantage point.
   - (C) "the villages appeared like" continues the description.
   - (E) "soldiers, causing travelers who" introduces the effect on travelers.
   - (A) "mistook them for enemies" completes the thought.

2. Putting these parts together in the order D-B-C-E-A forms a coherent and meaningful sentence:

"From a high vantage point, the windmills that dot the fields in the villages appeared like soldiers, causing travelers who mistook them for enemies."

3. Check other options and see they do not form a meaningful sentence.

**Answer:** (c) DBCEA

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