Arrange the following words alphabetically as in a dictionary:
A. Saviour
B. Savage
C. Sausage
D. Savour

To arrange the words alphabetically as they would appear in a dictionary, we need to compare each word letter by letter. All four words—Saviour, Savage, Sausage, and Savour—begin with the letters "Sa", so we look at the third letter. At this point, we notice that "Sausage" begins with "Sau", while the others begin with "Sav", so "Sausage" comes first. Among the remaining three words, all start with "Sav", so we compare the fourth letters: "Savage" has 'a', "Saviour" has 'i', and "Savour" has 'o'. In alphabetical order, 'a' comes before 'i', which comes before 'o', so the order is Savage, Saviour, and then Savour. Therefore, the correct alphabetical sequence is: Sausage, Savage, Saviour, Savour, which corresponds to option c) C, B, A, D.