Answer:
The correct order is:
I was bored to death today.
First of all, Steve and his family left for Vegas. So I had no one to play video games with.
Secondly, they weren't showing any good movies on TV-just reruns of the old boring ones.
Worst of all, I couldn't go out because no one was home and Dad was expecting an important delivery.
In the end, the only excitement I had all day was watching Smokey chase the light from Dad's laser pointer.
Explanation:
In the first sentence, the author gives us a general summary of his day.
<em>First of all</em> is used to introduce chronologically the first thing you want to say or to emphasize the first event in one sequence.
<em>Secondly </em>is the ordinal adverb we use to enumerate the second related event or opinion, according to its place or importance in a particular time or textual sequence.
<em>Worst of all </em>is used to refer to the worst or the least pleasant part of some event, story or action.
<em>In the end</em> refers to the last part of the discourse and it represents the final part of some event, action, opinion, etc.
