In each question Four words are given in bold, which are may or may not be in their correct place. Choose the interchange(s) required from the given options that would provide correct rearrangement for the highlighted words so to give the sentence the intended meaning. If the words are already in their correct place, choose “No interchange required” as your answer choice.

A/an intersection (A) in a road is a/an point (B) of divergence in which drivers can separate until (C) the path they have been taking from (D) that point.

Correct option is D

Correct answer: (d) Only (C)–(D)

Correct sentence after interchange (C)–(D):

A/an intersection in a road is a/an point of divergence in which drivers can separate from the path they have been taking until that point.

Meanings of highlighted words

intersection (A)

Meaning (English): A place where two or more roads meet
Meaning (Hindi): चौराहा / सड़क मिलन बिंदु

Example:
There is a traffic signal at the intersection.

point (B)

Meaning (English): A specific place or position
Meaning (Hindi): बिंदु / स्थान

Example:
This is the starting point of the journey.

until (C)

Meaning (English): Up to a certain time or point
Meaning (Hindi): तक

Example:
Wait here until I return.

from (D)

Meaning (English): Indicating separation or origin
Meaning (Hindi): से

Example:
He moved away from the crowd.

Position-wise analysis

(A) intersection

Correct at its position
“intersection in a road” is acceptable

(B) point

Correct at its position
“a point of divergence” is correct phrase

(C) until

Incorrect at original position
“separate until the path” is incorrect usage

Correct after interchange:
“until that point” → correct expression

(D) from

Incorrect at original position
“taking from that point” is incorrect

Correct after interchange:
“separate from the path” → proper usage

Final takeaway

Only interchange needed is (C) ↔ (D) → option (d)