Option 1: The motion "that the Bill be taken into consideration" is a valid motion that can be made while introducing an ordinary Bill in Parliament. This motion suggests that the Bill should be further discussed and debated.

Option 2: The motion "that the Bill be circulated for the purpose of eliciting public opinion" is also a valid motion that can be made while introducing an ordinary Bill in Parliament. This motion suggests that the Bill should be shared with the public to gather their feedback and input.

Option 3: The motion "that the Bill be referred to a Select Committee" is a valid motion that can be made while introducing an ordinary Bill in Parliament. This motion suggests that a specific committee should be formed to examine and analyze the Bill in detail.

Option 4: The correct answer is option 4. The motion "that the Bill be referred to a Joint Committee of the House without the concurrence of the other House" cannot be made while introducing an ordinary Bill in Parliament. This motion suggests that a joint committee should be formed to review the Bill, but it cannot be done without the agreement of the other House of Parliament.