1 : Fair demands that P : which may tend to give a poor impression Q : before any comments are made R : the person concerned should be S : about a person, 6 : to give his side of the story. The Proper sequence should be:

The correct answer is: A. PSRQ

Here is a brief explanation of each option:

• Option A: PSRQ
  This is the correct sequence. The first sentence states that it is fair to give someone a chance to give their side of the story before making any comments about them. The second sentence provides an example of something that may tend to give a poor impression of someone. The third sentence states that the person concerned should be given a chance to explain their actions. The fourth sentence concludes by saying that this is the fair thing to do.
• Option B: QPSR
  This is not the correct sequence. The first sentence states that it is fair to give someone a chance to give their side of the story before making any comments about them. The second sentence provides an example of something that may tend to give a poor impression of someone. However, the third sentence states that the person concerned should be given a chance to explain their actions before any comments are made. This is not the same as saying that the person should be given a chance to give their side of the story before any comments are made.
• Option C: RQPS
  This is not the correct sequence. The first sentence states that it is fair to give someone a chance to give their side of the story before making any comments about them. The second sentence provides an example of something that may tend to give a poor impression of someone. However, the third sentence states that the person concerned should be given a chance to explain their actions. This is not the same as saying that the person should be given a chance to give their side of the story before any comments are made.
• Option D: SRQP
  This is not the correct sequence. The first sentence states that it is fair to give someone a chance to give their side of the story before making any comments about them. However, the second sentence provides an example of something that may tend to give a poor impression of someone. This is not the same as saying that the person should be given a chance to give their side of the story before any comments are made.