Discussion
He had _____ one-rupee note.
Answer: A
The answer is a: He had a one-rupee note.
The choice between a and an depends on the first sound, not the first letter. One is pronounced 'wun', beginning with a consonant (w) sound, so it takes a, as in 'a one-way street'.
An is the trap, chosen because 'one' starts with the letter o. The would point to a particular note already mentioned, and zero article is wrong before a singular countable noun.
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