Select the correct direct form of the given sentence. Nita ordered he…

The correct answer is Option (3) → Nita said to her servant, “Bring me a cup of tea.”

An order, changed from indirect back to direct speech:

Change	Indirect	Direct	Why
Reporting verb	ordered her servant	said to her servant	"Ordered" goes back to "said to". The order now shows in the words inside the quotation marks.
To + verb	to bring	"Bring	"To bring" goes back to the plain verb "Bring". An order in direct speech starts with this verb.
Pronoun change	her	me	Nita is talking about herself. In her own words "her" becomes "me".
Full sentence	Nita ordered her servant to bring her a cup of tea.	Nita said to her servant, "Bring me a cup of tea."

Ordered, commanded and told all go back to "said to". The to + verb part goes back to the plain verb. With "not to", the direct order starts with "Don't". Example: The teacher told us not to make a noise. → The teacher said to us, "Don't make a noise."

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 1: Nita told her servant, “Bring a cup of tea.” — Incorrect. The word "me" is missing. Without it, we do not know that the tea is for Nita.

Option 2: Nita said, “Bring me a cup of tea.” — Incorrect. The listener, "her servant", is dropped. The indirect sentence tells us who got the order.

Option 4: Nita told her servant, “Bring her that cup of tea.” — Incorrect. In Nita's own words, "her" would mean some other woman. She wants the tea for herself, so it must be "me".