Verbal Reasoning - Logical Sequence of Words - Discussion

The words can be arranged in the following meaningful sequence:

Room
Door
Lock
Key
Switch on

First, we need to have a room in order to have a door, lock, and key. So, "Room" comes first.

Next, we need to have a door to put a lock on it, so "Door" comes second.

Then, we need to have a lock to use a key to open it, so "Lock" comes third and "Key" comes fourth.

Finally, once we have access to the room, we may want to switch on a light or some other device, so "Switch on" comes last.

Therefore, the correct sequence is: Room, Door, Lock, Key, Switch on.

Option C is may be right.

But if I want to enter in to the room first I search the room then see lock then use key to open it, after that push the door and enter inside after that switch on the light.

The correct order is first, someone required a key to unlock the door once the door opened.

He/she will be allowed to go inside and then finally get access to switch on the lights.

How is posible sir I see first room is closed are not if room is locked then first I enter the front of the room I see the lock I search the key then I enterd room switchon.

1st to enter in the room we have to unlock the key right so 1st come key and then lock then open the door then go to the room and switch on the light simple.

First we will take the key to open the lock which is used to lock the door then we well enter into the room then we switch on the light if it's dark.

First we will use the key to open the lock which is using to lock the door then we will enter the room and switch on the light if it's dark.

The person uses the key to open the lock. Then the person opens the door and then switches on the light.

This is the correct order.

The person uses a key to open a lock. Then he/she opens the door and enters the room. Finally switches on the lights.

Before entering into the room I have to open the key then open the door, enter into room then switch on the light:).