The correct answer is: A. PQRS
The sentence is about the legal right of a tenant to the possession of their room. The first clause, “One has no right in law,” states the main point of the sentence. The second clause, “of a tenant’s room,” provides more information about the right that is being discussed. The third clause, “to break open the lock,” describes an action that would violate the tenant’s right. The fourth clause, “and take its possession,” completes the description of the action that would violate the tenant’s right.
The other options are incorrect because they do not follow the logical order of the clauses. Option B, PRQS, puts the clause “to break open the lock” before the clause “of a tenant’s room.” This is illogical because the action of breaking open the lock cannot occur without first having a tenant’s room. Option C, PRSQ, puts the clause “and take its possession” before the clause “to break open the lock.” This is also illogical because the action of taking possession cannot occur without first breaking open the lock. Option D, SQRP, puts the clause “of a tenant’s room” before the clause “One has no right in law.” This is illogical because the right that is being discussed cannot be understood without first understanding the person who has the right.