Change the following into Indirect Speech. Choose the correct answer…

The correct answer is Option (4) → He inquired whether her name was not Sheela.

Yes/no question in indirect speech:

Change	Direct	Indirect	Why
Reporting verb	said to	inquired	“Said to” becomes a verb of asking: “asked”, “inquired” or wanted to know.
Linking word	“ ” (quotation marks)	whether	A yes/no question is joined with “whether” or “if”.
Word order	Is your name	her name was	The question becomes a statement, subject before verb: “her name was”.
Pronoun change	your	her	“Your” becomes “her” (the listener).
Tense change	is	was	Present “is” becomes past “was”. The question mark goes.
Full sentence	He said to her, “Is your name not Sheela?”	He inquired whether her name was not Sheela.

Example: She said to me, “Are you ready?” → She asked me whether I was ready.

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 1: He asked her that her name was not Sheela. — Incorrect. A question is not reported with "that". A yes/no question needs "whether" or "if".

Option 2: He commanded Sheela to your name not Sheela. — Incorrect.

• "Commanded" is used for an order, not a question.
• "your" is not changed, and the sentence has no verb after "to". It makes no sense.

Option 3: he exclaimed Sheela that her name was not. — Incorrect.

• "Exclaimed" is used for an exclamation, not a question.
• The word order is broken and the meaning is lost.