for will be used after asked because –
for (Prep.) is used for showing purpose or function, and when we make a request/demand, we use ask (verb) followed by for.
Look at the following examples
She asked him for information to solve the problem. She asked the manager for a double room
so that her whole family might stay in one room.
Hence, Mother Teresa asked for a building is the right usage

Correct Option: A

for will be used after asked because –
for (Prep.) is used for showing purpose or function, and when we make a request/demand, we use ask (verb) followed by for.
Look at the following examples
She asked him for information to solve the problem. She asked the manager for a double room
so that her whole family might stay in one room.
Hence, Mother Teresa asked for a building is the right usage

no room for you will replace no place of you
room (Noun) : empty space that can be used for a particular purpose
Look at the examples given below :
Do you have a room for a computer on your desk ?
There wasn’t enough room for all the guests.

Correct Option: B

no room for you will replace no place of you
room (Noun) : empty space that can be used for a particular purpose
Look at the examples given below :
Do you have a room for a computer on your desk ?
There wasn’t enough room for all the guests.

a unique will replace the most unique because –
unique is used to mean the only one of its kind, most (Superlative Degree) and the (Def. Art.) will not be used with Unique (Adj.)
Hence, a unique opportunity is the right usage

Correct Option: B

a unique will replace the most unique because –
unique is used to mean the only one of its kind, most (Superlative Degree) and the (Def. Art.) will not be used with Unique (Adj.)
Hence, a unique opportunity is the right usage

for will replace since because –
for (Prep.) is used for showing a length of time
since (Prep.) is used for showing a past time until a later time/until now
Look at the examples given below :
We’ve been living here for fifteen years. (still living)
We’ve lived here for fifteen years. (had lived)
Hence, for fifteen years is the right usage

Correct Option: C

for will replace since because –
for (Prep.) is used for showing a length of time
since (Prep.) is used for showing a past time until a later time/until now
Look at the examples given below :
We’ve been living here for fifteen years. (still living)
We’ve lived here for fifteen years. (had lived)
Hence, for fifteen years is the right usage

Use of up is incorrect.
to cope with is the right usage.
Look at the examples given below :
I will try to cope with his rudeness.
It must be really hard to cope with three young children and a job.
to cope with (Phr. V.) : to deal successfully with some difficulty
Hence, “Can you cope is the right usage

Correct Option: A

Use of up is incorrect.
to cope with is the right usage.
Look at the examples given below :
I will try to cope with his rudeness.
It must be really hard to cope with three young children and a job.
to cope with (Phr. V.) : to deal successfully with some difficulty
Hence, “Can you cope is the right usage