Correct option is C
"Dare" is used here to indicate reluctance or refusal to take a challenge. It implies the speaker's unwillingness or lack of courage to take the risk mentioned.
Information Booster:
1. "Dare" is a modal verb used for challenges or defiance.
2. Often paired with "not" to express hesitation or refusal.
3. Indicates bravery (positive) or fear (negative) in a given context.
4. Unique in suggesting a personal stance on risk-taking.
Additional Information:
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(a) will: Suggests a future decision, not hesitation.
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(b) can: Denotes ability, not attitude toward risk.
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(d) would: Hypothetical but lacks the tone of refusal seen in "dare not."