This is a direct narration of exclamatory sentence. We will change it into indirect narration accordingly. Said used in direct narration will be changed to applauded as the spectators are praising Jay for his good shoot. The inverted commas used in the direct narration will be removed in the indirect narration. Using these rules option A is the appropriate conversion of the given direct narration to indirect narration.

• Said is changes to exclaimed/exclaimed with joy/exclaimed with sorrow/ exclaimed with grief/ confessed with regret/ shouted with applause/ cried out/ eagerly wished.
  Inverted commas (" ") are removed and that is used instead.
• The verb and tense of the reported speech changes accordingly.
• Sign of exclamation (!) if given is removed and full stop is used.
• Last year should change to previous year.

This is a sentence of optative direct speech. Rules for changing such sentences into indirect narrations are given below:
Said changes to prayed/wished/bade/cursed/thanked etc as per the sense of the sentence.
Inverted commas (" ") are removed and “that” is used instead. However, in some sentences, “that” is not used.
Reported speech (which has the verb and subject) is now written in the form of (subject + verb); reported speech is made assertive.
Present tense will change into past tense.
Hence, option C is the correct answer. 

This is an imperative sentence. The rules for changing such sentences into indirect speech are given below:-
The inverted commas (“ “) used in Direct Narration is removed in Indirect Narration. 'Said' will be changed to 'asked'. As the reporting verb has an object, then we use “to” after 'asked' to connect. Tense of the sentence will remain the same.
Hence, option C is the correct answer.

The given sentence is in Direct Speech because it quotes actual words. Therefore, it must be changed into Indirect Speech.

Also, the first part of the sentence is interrogative.

To convert interrogative sentences into indirect speech, follow the following rules along with the above-mentioned rules:

• The reporting verb ‘said’ is changed to ‘asked’.

• If the reporting speech is having the reporting verb (can) at it its start, then if' is used in place of that.

• The present tense (can) is changed to the past tense (could).

• The pronoun ‘me’ is changed to ‘her’.

The second part of the sentence contains 'reply' to the question asked by Kanika. We will use the conjunction ‘and’ to connect the two parts of the question. Also, the verb ‘could’ will be used to maintain parallelism.

Therefore, the sentence in Indirect Speech will be :- Kanika asked if I could help her in lifting that box and I replied that I could not.

Hence, option C is the correct answer.

The given sentence is in Direct Speech because it quotes actual words. Therefore, it must be changed into Indirect Speech.

To convert interrogative sentences into indirect speech, follow the following rules along with the above-mentioned rules:

• The reporting verb ‘said’ is changed to ‘asked’.

• If the reporting speech is having the reporting verb (can) at it is its start, then if is used in place of that.

• The present tense (can) is changed to the past tense (could).

ÂThe pronoun ‘my’ is changed to ‘her’.

• A full stop is placed at the end of the sentence instead of a mark of interrogation.

Therefore, the sentence in Indirect Speech will be option A i.e. Priyanka asked Rohan if he could be quiet and listen to her words.

The given sentence is in Direct Speech because it quotes actual words. Therefore, it must be changed into Indirect Speech.

Also, it is an imperative sentence.

The first person of the reported speech is changed according to the subject of reporting speech. To change an imperative sentence into the indirect speech, we use a to-infinitive.

In the given question, the second-person pronoun ‘you’ will be changed to ‘me’.

Therefore, the sentence in Indirect Speech will be :- My friends advised me to take something to eat.

Hence, option C is the correct answer.

 The given sentence is in direct speech and in past continuous tense (was / were + ving), while converting it in indirect speech, ‘were’ will be converted into ‘had been’ (past perfect continuous tense). The first person pronoun “we” will be changed according to the subject “girls” ( ‘We’ will change to ‘they’).

This is given only in option B.

Hence, option B is the correct answer.