A short text (up to 150 words) is broken into jumbled boxes. You drag them into the correct logical order. You earn marks for each correctly ordered pair, so getting the sequence mostly right still scores.
How to score well
Find the topic sentence first — it introduces the subject and has no 'this/that/these/it' referring back to something earlier.
Follow the chain: pronouns ('it', 'they', 'this') and linkers ('however', 'as a result') point to what came before.
Look for chronology or cause-and-effect between boxes.
Read your final order top to bottom to check it flows.
Common mistakes to avoid
Starting with a box that begins with a back-referencing pronoun
Ignoring linking words that show sequence
Not re-reading the whole order at the end
Lumi tip: The first box almost always names the topic in full, without 'it' or 'this'.
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