Question

quest - ce que tu mets pour nager?
what do you wear? (what are you wearing?)
how much does something cost?
what do you put on to go swimming?
what are you buying?

Explanation:

The French sentence "Qu'est - ce que tu mets pour nager?" translates to "What do you put on to go swimming?". We analyze each option:

• The first option "What do you wear? (What are you wearing?)" is too general and doesn't specifically refer to swimming.
• The second option "How much does something cost?" is about price, which has nothing to do with the meaning of the French sentence.
• The third option "What do you put on to go swimming?" exactly matches the meaning of "Qu'est - ce que tu mets pour nager?".
• The fourth option "What are you buying?" is about purchasing, which is not related to the action of putting on something for swimming.

Answer:

C. What do you put on to go swimming? (assuming the third option is labeled C, if the original options have labels like A, B, C, D, adjust the label according to the actual option numbering. Here we assume the third option is the correct one and present it as above.)