Question

me llamo jorge lópez. lópez es mi:
a. señor
b. gusto
c. apellido
d. llamo

Explanation:

In Spanish naming conventions, the last part of a full name is typically the family name (apellido). The sentence translates to "My name is Jorge López. López is my:"; "apellido" means last name/family name, which matches the context. The other options mean: A. sir/mr., B. taste/liking, D. (I) am called, which do not fit.

Answer:

C. apellido