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In English mistakes are often made by using the wrong preposition after certain words. This is one example…
Afraid to +V1 is mainly for things done intentionally, something we choose to do.
A lot of people are afraid to go out at night.
Afraid of +V’ing’ is mainly for things done unintentionally, things that happen by chance.
She was afraid of falling on the icy road.
However, it is the speaker’s view of the action as intentional/unintentional that matters. so they can both be used depending on interpretation.
She is afraid of taking the path that goes through that neighbourhood. [She is very worried that she might accidentally choose the dangerous route.]
She is afraid to take the path that goes through that neighbourhood. [She doesn’t want to venture that way]
Now what you were looking for….
The correct answer was… B