Discussion
He (A) dared to fight (B) who challenged him to a duel (C) the forty thieves. (D)
Answer: B
The correct order is ABDC: He dared to fight the forty thieves who challenged him to a duel.
The object the forty thieves (D) must follow dared to fight (B), and the relative clause who challenged him to a duel (C) must come right after the noun it describes, the thieves.
ABCD leaves who challenged him attached to nothing. ACDB and DBCA break the subject-verb-object order.
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