Options A and C can get you confused. We can choose option A if our argument is based entirely on digital images. The correct answer, however, is C: Number of pixels you see on your computer monitor.
Resolution describes the clarity and sharpness of a picture that can be measured by the number of pixels contained on a display monitor. It can be expressed by the number of horizontal (width) and vertical pixels (height) represented by a screen. The clarity and sharpness are always dependent on the resolution and size of the monitor.
The reason being is because of your search history. Google will remember everything you like to watch, look, play or buy things on the computer or any device with internet. Since you are interested in the things you like to do, you're computer will remember this and will display Ads made by companies, or people, which possibly may be a scam, or may give a virus. I would advise to avoid these things as much as you can.
ABS is activated when the computer detects the wheel[s] are decellarating too quickly. It then pumps the brakes about 15 times a second. People can't pump the brakes anywhere near that fast, so it's better that the driver just keep the brake pedal depressed and let the machine take care of it.