The question below consists of a set of six labelled sentences. They are all sentences of the same paragraph but their order may have been jumbled. Sentence 2 and sentence 5 given below are the second and fifth sentence in the correct order. Arrange the other four sentences in their correct order to make a coherent paragraph and answer the questions that follow

A. Three weeks after my father died I journeyed alone to Warsaw.

2. I met Alexandra there at the airport, the lady from the publishers, and Jeff, the man from the British Council.

B. On the way into the city, the only weight of traffic seemed to be making a secret contribution to the smog-enhanced sunset.

C. There was a press conference in a basement bar and a good fracas involving the official interpreter and Alexandra, who kept reinterpreting him.

5. One journalist commiserated with my bereavement.

D. And I found myself freely discussing my father for the first time outside the family huddle.

E. With that, it dawned upon me that this was surely the inner-death moment for him.