Q1. Choose the most appropriate option to fill in the blanks: Do you know __________ in London? Yes, my friend Arun lives __________ near London. But in case he is out of town, I will have _________ to go.
A someone, x, somewhere
B anyone, nowhere, nothing
C anybody, somewhere, nowhere Correct
D nobody, anywhere, something
Explanation
The sentence begins with a question, so anybody fits naturally in the first blank, as it asks whether the listener knows any person in London. The reply says Arun lives somewhere near London, meaning at an unspecified place in that area. If Arun is out of town, the speaker will have nowhere to go, meaning no suitable place remains. The set with someone, no word, and somewhere does not complete the last idea. The sets using nowhere or nothing in the second blank, and nobody or something elsewhere, make the sentence illogical.