Given below are the events that give the theme of the poem in a jumble

1.	Given below are the events that give the theme of the poem in a jumbled form. Arrange in a proper sequence as per their occurrence. (a) The waves were so small that they did not move enough to ring the bell at the Inchcape Rock. (b) The Abbot of Aberbrothok had placed the bell on a buoy on the rock. (c) There was a thick haze spread over the atmosphere. (d) Ralph bent over from the boat. (e) Sir Ralph cursed himself in despair and in his frustration tore his hair
Answer» (b) The Abbot of Aberbrothok had placed the bell on a buoy on the rock. (a) The waves were so small that they did not move enough to ring the bell at the Inchcape Rock. (d) Ralph bent over from the boat. (c) There was a thick haze spread over the atmosphere. (e) Sir Ralph cursed himself in despair and in his frustration tore his hair.

Given below are the events that give the theme of the poem in a jumbled form. Arrange in a proper sequence as per their occurrence. (a) The waves were so small that they did not move enough to ring the bell at the Inchcape Rock. (b) The Abbot of Aberbrothok had placed the bell on a buoy on the rock. (c) There was a thick haze spread over the atmosphere. (d) Ralph bent over from the boat. (e) Sir Ralph cursed himself in despair and in his frustration tore his hair

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(b) The Abbot of Aberbrothok had placed the bell on a buoy on the rock.

(a) The waves were so small that they did not move enough to ring the bell at the Inchcape Rock.

(d) Ralph bent over from the boat.

(e) Sir Ralph cursed himself in despair and in his frustration tore his hair.