They drove . . . . . . . . the road. A. into B. through C. along D. under

The correct answer is C. along.

The word “along” means “in a straight line or in the same direction as something else.” In this case, the people are driving in a straight line along the road.

The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately describe the movement of the people. The word “into” means “to the inside of something.” The word “through” means “from one side of something to the other.” The word

Here are some examples of how the other options could be used in

• The people drove into the city.
• The people drove through the tunnel.
• The people drove under the bridge.