Discussion
Last evening, I went to the City Centre with __________ few friends.
Answer: C
The answer is a: I went to the City Centre with a few friends.
A few means 'some, a small number', with a positive sense. That is what the sentence intends: the speaker went out with some friends.
Without the article, few friends means 'hardly any friends', which is negative and does not fit. The few friends would mean the small number of friends already mentioned or known, and nothing in the sentence identifies them. An cannot be used before the consonant sound of few, so 'None of these' is wrong as well.
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