Concept:The sentence has two words placed incorrectly, so swapping them restores logical meaning.
Explanation:The original sentence is: "The future woman wanted to get a psychic reading even though she didn’t believe that people could see the skeptical."
"Skeptical" means doubtful or not easily convinced.
"Future" means time yet to come.
A skeptical woman would not believe in seeing the future, yet she wants a psychic reading.
So the correct order is: "The skeptical woman wanted to get a psychic reading even though she didn’t believe that people could see the future."
This requires swapping the words at positions (A) and (D).
The arrangement that swaps (A) and (D) is A–D, which matches option C.
Answer:Option C (A–D)