What does transplanting mean?

Correct answer: Planting seedlings from nursery to field

The direct answer is A: planting seedlings from a nursery in the field. Transplanting means that young plants are first raised in a nursery or seedbed and are later moved carefully to the main field. The reasoning is simple: seeds sprout in a protected place; healthy small plants are selected; they are removed with care; they are planted at suitable distances in the field; then they are watered and maintained. This method is common in paddy and also in some vegetable crops. Option A is correct because it describes the movement of prepared seedlings to the field. Option B means storage of harvested grain, not planting. Option C means damaging or opening the raised boundary around a field, not moving plants. Option D means selling tools and has no connection with the farming operation called transplanting. Memory cue: transplanting means changing the plant’s place—from nursery to field.