Assuming this is in the present tense, the correct answer would be B, "bebe". You can deduce this because Ella is the person doing the action. So the verb must be in the el/ella/usted form. Since the verb beber ends with "-er" conjugating this verb into el/ella/usted form requires to take off the "-er" ending and add "e". Hence, "bebe".
Rafael trabaja en el supermercado.
Rafael works in the supermarket.
No is the answer it isn't in movement because it is dead
