Select the option that expresses the given sentence in direct speech.…

The correct answer is Option (4) → The traffic constable said to the auto driver, “Move your auto off the zebra crossing.”

Changing an order from indirect back into direct speech:

Change	Indirect	Direct	Why
Reporting verb	ordered the auto driver	said to the auto driver	“Ordered” goes back to “said to” before the spoken words.
To + verb	to move	“Move	“To” is dropped. A spoken order begins with the plain verb, so “to move” becomes “Move”.
Pronoun change	his	your	The constable speaks to the auto driver. So “his auto” becomes “your auto”.
Full sentence	The traffic constable ordered the auto driver to move his auto off the zebra crossing.	The traffic constable said to the auto driver, “Move your auto off the zebra crossing.”

“Not to” goes back to “Do not” in the same way. Example: Mother told me not to touch the stove. → “Do not touch the stove,” Mother said to me.

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 1: The traffic constable said to the auto driver, “Move his auto off the zebra crossing.” — Incorrect. “His” is not changed. The constable speaks to the driver, so it must be “your auto”.

Option 2: The traffic constable said to the auto driver, “To move your auto off the zebra crossing.” — Incorrect. “To move” keeps “to” inside the quotation marks. A spoken order begins with the plain verb “Move”.

Option 3: The traffic constable said to the auto driver, “You moved your auto off the zebra crossing.” — Incorrect. “You moved” is a statement about the past. An order is spoken as a command that begins with the verb: “Move your auto”.