Correct Option (D)
The passage states that Ankit is "looking forward to a music camp where he hoped to sing, dance and learn to play the guitar." The phrase "looking forward to" directly indicates Ankit's personal enthusiasm and interest in the activities planned for the music camp. Therefore, it logically follows that Ankit likes to sing and dance.
Incorrect Options:
Option (A): Ankit’s parents want him to play the guitar. The provided information details Ankit's own aspirations and plans for the summer camp. There is no mention or implication regarding his parents' wishes or influence on his choice of activities. Thus, this conclusion cannot be logically inferred.
Option (B): Ankit prefers music to outdoor activities. The text indicates Ankit participated in outdoor activities one summer and plans for music activities another summer. This demonstrates engagement in both types of activities. However, the information does not provide any basis for comparing his level of preference between music and outdoor activities. He might enjoy both, or his preferences could be contextual, but a definitive preference cannot be established.
Option (C): Ankit goes to some type of camp every summer. The passage refers specifically to "last summer vacation" and "This summer," detailing activities for these two distinct periods. While Ankit attended camps in these two summers, the information does not provide a basis to conclude that he attends a camp every single summer. This is an overgeneralization beyond the scope of the given data.