Correct option is B
Explanation:
The original phrase “at everyplace in huge amount” is ungrammatical for the following reasons:
"Everyplace" is a non-standard form. The correct idiomatic expression is “everywhere.”
“In huge amount” is incorrect because “amount” is uncountable, and it should be preceded by an article (a/the) and an adjective when describing quantity. Hence, “a huge amount” is correct.
The passive structure “found everywhere” is suitable for describing availability.
Corrected Sentence:
The most important fruit in Kinnaur is apricot. It is possible to get it found everywhere in a huge amount.
Grammar & Usage Rules:
“Found everywhere” implies that the item is readily available in many places.
️ Example: Mangoes are found everywhere during summer.“In a huge amount” is used to describe a large quantity of something that is uncountable (like fruit, water, money).