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Question : 5
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Rearrange the following five sentences/group of sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), and (E) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph.
A) It was possibly in an unstoppable downward spiral, pushing individuals, families, whole nations into penury and subsistence.
B) The 21st century has already welcomed back Karl Marx (1818-1883), rather on the assumption that he had faded away and has now returned to haunt us.
C) The questions Why now? and Why Marx? are easily answered: capitalism suddenly appeared unstable, unmanageable, dangerously fragile and anxiously threatening.
D) After the financial crashes of 2008, his leonine face appeared on international news magazine covers, feature articles in quality broadsheets, TV documentaries and blog posts.
E) It also appeared hugely unfair and internally contradictory in very dramatic ways: banks 'too big to fail' would get taxpayer bail-outs, recklessness and fraud would go unpunished, the super- rich beneficiaries of oligarchical stitch-ups would maintain their 'high net worth'.
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Solution:
B and D make a pair which introduces the subject ie. Karl Marx. C then answers questions raised about Karl Marx. A follows C which further briefs the subject. E then concludes the series.
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