The correct answer is A. 23145.
The first word, “were,” is a verb. The second word, “girls,” is a noun. The third word, “the,” is an article. The fourth word, “present,” is an adjective. The fifth word, “all,” is an adverb.
The verb “were” is in the past tense, which indicates that the sentence is about something that happened in the past. The noun “girls” refers to a group of people who are female. The article “the” indicates that the girls are specific girls, not just any girls. The adjective “present” indicates that the girls are here now. The adverb “all” indicates that all of the girls are here.
The sentence can be read as follows: “The girls were all present.” This means that all of the girls were there at the same time.
The other options are incorrect because they do not make sense grammatically. For example, option B, 53214, would read “The present girls were all.” This does not make sense because the word “present” is an adjective, not a noun. Option C, 53412, would read “The all girls were present.” This does not make sense because the word “all” is an adverb, not a noun. Option D, 25314, would read “All the girls were present.” This is the same as option A, but it is not in the correct order.