to what you can create P control, shift your energy Q instead of worrying about R what you cannot S

Correct — D, R S Q P. Reassembled, the parts read: 'Instead of worrying about (R) what you cannot (S) control, shift your energy (Q) to what you can create (P).' R opens the introductory phrase, S ('what you cannot') is its object, Q supplies the verb 'control' plus the main command 'shift your energy', and P ('to what you can create') completes 'shift your energy to...'.

Why the others are wrong

• (a)
  P R S Q — P ('to what you can create') is a completing phrase that needs the verb 'shift your energy' before it; it cannot lead.
• (b)
  Q R S P — Q opens with 'control', but 'control' must attach to S's 'what you cannot' that precedes it, so Q cannot start the sentence.
• (c)
  S Q R P — S ('what you cannot') is a fragment with no lead-in; the introductory 'instead of worrying about' (R) must come first.

This is a sentence-rearrangement item — the introductory 'instead of...' phrase (R) leads, its object (S) follows, then the main imperative clause (Q) and its completing phrase (P).

No directly related past PYQ was found.

• practice — not a real PYQ

  Arrange the parts into a sentence: 'focus on the present (P) / instead of dwelling on (Q) / the past (R)'.

  • (a)Q R P
  • (b)P Q R
  • (c)R Q P
  • (d)Q P R
  Answer(a) Q R P — 'Instead of dwelling on the past, focus on the present'; the introductory 'instead of...' phrase leads.
• practice — not a real PYQ

  Arrange the parts into a sentence: 'spend it wisely (P) / instead of wasting (Q) / your time (R)'.

  • (a)Q R P
  • (b)P Q R
  • (c)R Q P
  • (d)P R Q
  Answer(a) Q R P — 'Instead of wasting your time, spend it wisely'; introductory phrase first, then the main command.