**115.**

In the following sentence, identify the correct interchange of phrases to make it grammatically and contextually correct:

- five-day schedule and breaks (A)
- for lunch and tea, might seem an anachronism (B)
- in this universe of instant (C)
- gratification, Test cricket with its (D)

Options:

(a) (B)-(D)

(b) (A)-(B)

(c) (A)-(C); (B)-(D)

(d) (A)-(D); (B)-(C)

(e) None of these

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**115.**

In the following sentence, identify the correct interchange of phrases to make it grammatically and contextually correct:

- five-day schedule and breaks (A)
- for lunch and tea, might seem an anachronism (B)
- in this universe of instant (C)
- gratification, Test cricket with its (D)

Options:

(a) (B)-(D)

(b) (A)-(B)

(c) (A)-(C); (B)-(D)

(d) (A)-(D); (B)-(C)

(e) None of these

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**Solution:**

1. The original sentence parts are:
   - (A) five-day schedule and breaks
   - (B) for lunch and tea, might seem an anachronism
   - (C) in this universe of instant
   - (D) gratification, Test cricket with its

2. To form a meaningful and grammatically correct sentence, the phrases must be rearranged.

3. Interchanging (A) with (C) and (B) with (D) yields:

"In this universe of instant gratification, Test cricket with its five-day schedule and breaks for lunch and tea, might seem an anachronism."

4. This sentence is both contextually appropriate and grammatically correct.

**Answer:** (c) (A)-(C); (B)-(D)

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