Discussion
I am going to sell my furniture.
Answer: A
The intended answer is dispose off, printed in the paper for the phrasal verb dispose of: I am going to dispose of my furniture.
To dispose of something is to get rid of it, whether by selling it, giving it away or throwing it out, so it can replace sell in this sentence. The correct preposition is of; dispose off is a common slip, but it is plainly the phrase the option means.
Carry out means to perform or complete a task (carry out orders), and carry on means to continue. Neither has anything to do with selling, so 'none of the above' is wrong too.
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