In the following sentence, four words are highlighted which may or may not be in their correct places. Identify the correct interchange needed to make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful:

**The playground was jumped (A) with equipment (B) as fifty students filled (C) and climbed all over the mayhem (D).**

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In the following sentence, four words are highlighted which may or may not be in their correct places. Identify the correct interchange needed to make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful:

**The playground was jumped (A) with equipment (B) as fifty students filled (C) and climbed all over the mayhem (D).**

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**Solution:**

1. The sentence as given is: "The playground was jumped (A) with equipment (B) as fifty students filled (C) and climbed all over the mayhem (D)."

2. The words 'jumped' (A) and 'filled' (C) are misplaced. The correct usage should be 'filled' for the playground and 'jumped' for the students.

3. Similarly, 'equipment' (B) and 'mayhem' (D) are incorrectly placed. The phrase should be "all over the equipment" rather than "all over the mayhem," and "filled with mayhem" is correct.

4. After swapping (A) with (C) and (B) with (D), the sentence becomes:

"The playground was filled with mayhem as fifty students jumped and climbed all over the equipment."

5. This sentence is grammatically correct and meaningful.

**Answer:** (c) Both (A)-(C) and (B)-(D)

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