1. Answer: C
“哪(nǎ)” in Chinese is an interrogative pronoun that means “where.” It can be used to ask directions and with the word “儿(er)” or “里(lǐ).” For example:
Nǐ qù nǎr/nǎ lǐ?
你 去 哪儿/哪里？
Where are you going?
2. Answer: B
“谁(shéi)” is also an interrogative pronoun which means “who.” It can be used as a subject as well as an object. For example:
Shéi jīntiān zhírì?
谁 今天 值日？
Who is on duty today?
Zài zhèxiē nǚshēng zhōng, nǐ zuì xǐhuan shéi?
在 这些 女生 中， 你 最 喜欢 谁？
Amongst these girls, whom would you select as the best?
3. Answer: A
“什么(shénme)” is an interrogative pronoun that means “what.” For example:
Tā shuō shénme?
他 说 什么？
What did he say?
Nǐ xǐhuɑn chī shénme?
你 喜欢 吃 什么？
What do you like to eat?
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