In the following questions six sentences are given. Further, these sentences may or may not form a contextually meaningful sequence. You have to rearrange these sentences to make a contextually meaningful paragraph. The sentence (F), which has already been highlighted, would be the LAST sentence after rearrangement. Later, answer the follow-up questions.
(A) However, the old policy’s extensions beyond March 2021, especially the current six-month stretch, are not as understandable.
(B) The last trade policy was introduced in 2015.
(C) The Government will release a new foreign trade policy in October.
(D) It could include measures to help push up goods and services exports as well as rein in the runaway import bill.
(E) When its five-year term ended a week after the national lockdown to curb the pandemic, it was extended for a year considering the extenuating circumstances.
(F) Beginning the new policy in the middle of a financial year, unlike the traditional clean slate in a new fiscal year, is not ideal.
Which of the following would be the correct order of sentences after rearrangement?

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1. Sentence (C) introduces the main idea that the Government will release a new foreign trade policy in October, making it a logical starting point.

2. Sentence (D) follows naturally, explaining what the new policy could include — measures to boost exports and control imports.

3. Sentence (B) provides background information, stating that the last trade policy was introduced in 2015.

4. Sentence (E) continues by describing how the previous policy was extended for a year due to the pandemic lockdown.

5. Sentence (A) comments on the extensions beyond March 2021, especially the recent six-month extension, expressing some confusion.

6. Sentence (F) is given as the last sentence, which logically concludes by stating that starting the new policy mid-financial year is not ideal.

Thus, the correct sequence is: C → D → B → E → A → F.

**Answer:** (b) CDBEAF

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