Option 1 -> Uses "rein" (strap for horses) instead of "reign" (period of rule) for sentence 3.
Option 2 -> Uses "jealous" (envious), "sore" (painful), and "rights" (entitlements) - all incorrect contextually.
Option 3 -> "Zealous" (enthusiastic for a cause), "soar" (rise high), "reign" (period of rule), "rites" (ceremonies) - all fit perfectly.
Option 4 -> Uses "jealous" instead of "zealous" for sentence 1 - a citizen should be enthusiastic, not envious about liberty.
Hence, Option 3 -> This uses the correct homophones and contextually appropriate words: "zealous" for passionate pursuit, "soar" for prices rising, "reign" for Ashoka's rule period, and "rites" for funeral ceremonies -> correct