Discussion
I am going to stay home because I'm feeling under the weather today.
Answer: B
The answer is feeling sick.
Under the weather is an idiom meaning slightly unwell or out of sorts. That is why the speaker is staying at home.
Feeling well is the opposite of the idiom. Fine weather takes the word weather literally, which is the trap the item sets; the phrase says nothing about the weather itself. Since feeling sick matches, 'None of these' is wrong.
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