The correct answer is A. 25413.
The first option, “bad,” is the most important word in the question. It is the word that the other words are all related to. The second option, “calls,” is a verb that describes what is being done to the person who has bad conduct. The third option, “conduct,” is the noun that describes the behavior that is being punished. The fourth option, “punishment,” is the noun that describes the action that is being taken against the person who has bad conduct. The fifth option, “for,” is a preposition that indicates the reason for the punishment.
In option A, the word “bad” comes first, followed by the word “calls,” followed by the word “conduct,” followed by the word “punishment,” and followed by the word “for.” This is the only option that puts the words in the correct order.
In option B, the word “calls” comes first, followed by the word “bad,” followed by the word “conduct,” followed by the word “punishment,” and followed by the word “for.” This is not the correct order because the word “bad” should come before the word “calls.”
In option C, the word “conduct” comes first, followed by the word “bad,” followed by the word “calls,” followed by the word “punishment,” and followed by the word “for.” This is not the correct order because the word “bad” should come before the word “conduct.”
In option D, the word “punishment” comes first, followed by the word “for,” followed by the word “bad,” followed by the word “calls,” and followed by the word “conduct.” This is not the correct order because the word “bad” should come before the word “calls.”