Discussion
He has hardly _____ money for his survival.
Answer: D
The correct word is Any: 'He has hardly any money for his survival.'
Hardly is a negative adverb, meaning almost not. Like other negatives it is followed by any rather than some: 'hardly any money', 'hardly anyone', 'hardly ever'.
Some is used in affirmative sentences, so 'hardly some money' is wrong. Few and a few go with countable plural nouns ('a few coins'), while money is uncountable, so neither fits.
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