After analyzing the usage of the pronoun "he" in sentence 11, we can replace it by the following option:
C. Mr. Peabody
<h3>What does "he" refer to?</h3>
In sentence 11, the pronoun "he" refers to someone that has been mentioned previously, in sentence 10. According to sentence 10, the speaker would buy baseball cards at Mr. Peabody's drugstore.
Thus, when the speaker says, "In fact, he is the person who...," the speaker refers to Mr. Peabody. It was Mr. Peabody who took the speaker to the hospital.
With the information above in mind, we can choose letter C as the best option.
The missing passage containing the necessary information is the following:
[...] (8) I've never lived anywhere other than my neighborhood, and it has played host to a number of meaningful events in my life. (9) On its streets, I was taught to ride a bike. (10) I bought baseball cards at Mr. Peabody's corner drugstore. (11) In fact, he is the person who drove me to the hospital when I fell out of Mr. Grove's tree and broke my arm. (12) I took piano lessons in Mrs. Bleeker's basement, and my family still goes to the Forts' house every year for their Memorial Day barbeque.
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