A, because it’s saying like where they live at.
5. Argentina
6. Guatemala
( these are the only ones I could figure out .)
I believe it's Voy, because that is the "I" or "Yo" form of the word "ir", meaning "to go".
Where are you going to eat?
(I am going to) The restaurant.
¿Adónde vas para comer?
Voy al restaurante.
Igualmente because If u translate it “mucho gusto” is basically “nice to meet you” and “igualmente” means “you too” or in this case “nice to meet you too” which makes sense.