His plans simply didn't _ the way he expected.
Correct answer: C. work out
- A. work off
- B. work on
- C. work out
- D. work in
Explanation
The correct answer is work out, which means to resolve or succeed in a plan. In the context of the sentence, it indicates that the plans did not turn out as he had hoped. The other options are incorrect because:work off implies eliminating something through effort, which is not relevant here.work on suggests putting effort into something but does not imply success or resolution.work in means to incorporate, which does not relate to the outcome of plans.
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