In each of the following questions, a coherent and grammatically correct sentence is split into four segments: (A), (B), (C), and (D). Rearrange these segments in the correct order to construct a meaningful sentence. If the sentence is already in its correct order, select option (e) indicating 'No rearrangement required'.

the local public park (A) / artists painted murals (B) / community and to beautify (C) / to express a sense of (D)

The correct option is BDCA.

To construct a grammatically correct and meaningful sentence, let us analyze the given sentence segments and their logical connections:

1. Segment (B): "artists painted murals" – This segment contains the main subject ("artists") and verb ("painted murals"), making it the ideal starting clause for the sentence.

2. Segment (D): "to express a sense of" – This infinitive phrase logically follows segment (B) to explain the purpose of painting the murals.

3. Segment (C): "community and to beautify" – The noun "community" completes the phrase "a sense of community" in segment (D). The phrase "and to beautify" links a second parallel purpose.

4. Segment (A): "the local public park" – This phrase provides the direct object for the verb "beautify", bringing the sentence to a complete and meaningful conclusion.

Connecting the segments in the order B → D → C → A constructs the complete sentence:
"Artists painted murals to express a sense of community and to beautify the local public park."