Which of the following motions can be used to change the order of business?

The option that allows members to change the order of business is calling for the Orders of the Day. This motion is used to request that the meeting adhere to the established agenda or order of business, which can lead to a change if a different agenda item is prioritized or requires discussion. By invoking this motion, members can ensure that important topics are addressed as needed or that the order of the meeting reflects the assembly's current priorities.

The other motions serve different purposes within parliamentary procedure. For instance, a motion to reconsider allows members to revisit a previously decided matter, which doesn't directly impact the order of business. Suspending the rules modifies the usual procedures temporarily but does not inherently change the established order of business unless specifically stated. Adjourn refers to ending the meeting altogether, rather than changing its order. Thus, calling for the Orders of the Day specifically empowers members to adjust how business is conducted in a meeting.