Question

quest - ce que tu portes? what do you wear? (what are you wearing?) what are you buying? what do you put on to go swimming? what do you think of something?

Explanation:

The French sentence "Qu'est - ce que tu portes?" is analyzed. "Porter" in French, when used in the context of "tu portes", means "to wear" (for the present tense, referring to what one is currently wearing or what one wears generally). The first option "What do you wear? (What are you wearing?)" matches the meaning of the French sentence. The second option "What are you buying?" would correspond to "Qu'est - ce que tu achètes?" (using "acheter"). The third option "What do you put on to go swimming?" is more specific and not the general meaning of "porter" here. The fourth option "What do you think of something?" would correspond to "Qu'est - ce que tu penses de quelque chose?" (using "penser").

Answer:

A. What do you wear? (What are you wearing?)