Fill in the blank with the most suitable word.
He made me think of an old-time magician more than ______.

Correct option is D

The correct option to fill in the blank is (d) anything.
Explanation: The sentence implies comparison – he resembled an old-time magician more than anything else.
“Anything” is used here to mean “any other thing” – commonly used in comparisons.
Example:
She loves books more than anything.
Other options and why incorrect:
· (a) Something – used to refer to a vague or unspecified thing.
· (b) A thing – awkward and grammatically off in context.
· (c) Everything – refers to all things; doesn’t fit the comparative context.