Concept:The given words are misplaced and need to be interchanged to form a grammatically and contextually correct sentence.
Explanation:The original sentence is: "The whole travelling (A) was family (B) by car for a family vacation (C) to a religious (D) destination."
The word "travelling" is a verb, so it cannot follow the phrase "The whole". A noun is required in blank A.
The word "family" is a noun, so it cannot be followed by the phrase "by car". A verb is required in blank B.
Therefore, words A and B must be interchanged to make the sentence meaningful.
After the interchange, the correct sentence becomes: "The whole family was travelling by car for a family vacation to a religious destination."
This sentence is both grammatically correct and contextually appropriate.
Answer:Option D i.e. B-A