Those who have appeared for RRB Scale 1 evening shift on 5th September 2015 had to solve the following sentence rearrangement. Hope this might help to practice for aspirants preparing for other shifts.

(A)Indeed, there are growing fears that Athens could still fail to make its next debt repayment.

(B)This should have been a moment of celebration, and a sign that Greece was now open again for business

(C)On Monday the Greek stock market finally re-opened, after being closed since the end of June.

(D)However, in the end it proved to be a disaster.

(E)At one point it was down by around 25%.

(F)The market promptly plunged – with shares in the big four banks falling so much that trading in them was stopped.

 Answer:

On Monday the Greek stockmarket finally re-opened, after being closed since the end of June.

This should have been a moment of celebration, and a sign that Greece was now open again for business (though some capital controls remain). However, in the end it proved to be a disaster.

The market promptly plunged – with shares in the big four banks falling so much that trading in them was stopped. At one point it was down by around 25%.

Meanwhile, the fine print of the deal between Greece and its creditors is still being agreed. Indeed, there are growing fears that Athens could still fail to make its next debt repayment.

So I’d guess that buying Greek shares would be the last thing on your minds. However, the best time to buy is when everyone is running away – so bear with me why I explain why Greece looks like a good investment.