Discussion
His popularity is on the wave.
Answer: A
On the wave here means on the heights: his popularity is at its peak.
The image is of being carried up on the crest of a wave, as in the related phrase riding the crest of a wave, which means enjoying great success or popularity at a given time.
Stand still suggests no movement, the opposite of being carried up. Verge of eruption belongs to a volcano or a crisis, not to popularity. Gradually declining describes the trough, or the wave falling away, rather than the crest.
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