What indication appears when the train is ready for a proper station stop in MCS or MATC modes?

The correct choice is the Train Berth indication, as this signal specifically signifies that the train is in the correct position to make a proper stop at the station. In MCS (Manual Control System) or MATC (Moving Automatic Train Control) modes, the Train Berth indication confirms that the train has reached the designated stopping point. This is crucial for ensuring the safety of passengers as they board and disembark, as well as maintaining adherence to schedules.

While other indications such as Signal Lost, Speed Limit, and Route Confirmation are important for overall train operations, they serve different purposes. Signal Lost indicates a failure in communication or signal system, Speed Limit provides guidance on the maximum allowable speed on the track, and Route Confirmation indicates that the designated route has been validated. None of these indications directly pertain to the train's readiness for stopping at a station, making Train Berth indication the most relevant and accurate choice in this context.