The following sentences are jumbled. Rearrange them in proper sequence: 

(i) And that person was his loving mother. 

(ii) His father got angry for this kind of activity. 

(iii) Because he always asked, "Why, why, why."

(iv) The boy often undertook some risky adventures. 

(v) He was Thomas Alva Edison. 

(vi) But there was only one person who did never feel annoyed with the boy. 

(vii) For example, once the boy set his father's barn of fire only to see how it could burn. 

(viii) Do you know who this boy was? 

(ix) Sometimes it was difficult to satisfy him with answer. 

(x) A young boy of six or seven became the subject of talk in a village.

x + iii + ix + iv + vii + ii + vi + i + viii + v

(x) A young boy of six or seven became the subject of talk in a village. + (iii) Because he always asked, "Why, why, why." + (ix) Sometimes it was difficult to satisfy him with answer. + (iv) The boy often undertook some risky adventures. + (vii) For example, once the boy set his father's barn of fire only to see how it could burn. + (ii) His father got angry for this kind of activity. + (vi) But there was only one person who did never feel annoyed with the boy. + (i) And that person was his loving mother. + (viii) Do you know who this boy was? + (v) He was Thomas Alva Edison.

or 

x + ix + iii + iv + vii + ii + vi + i + viii + v

(x) A young boy of six or seven became the subject of talk in a village. + (ix) Sometimes it was difficult to satisfy him with answer. + (iii) Because he always asked, “Why, why, why.” + (iv) The boy often undertook some risky adventures. + (vii) For example, once the boy set his father's barn of fire only to see how it could burn.+ (ii) His father got angry for this kind of activity. + (vi) But there was only one person who did never feel annoyed with the boy. + (i) And that person was his loving mother. + (viii) Do you know who this boy was? + (v) He was Thomas Alva Edison.