which sentence in which the word in parenthesis is used incorrectly.

1. A. Lavrasdatter is a Norwegian (patronymic) that means "the daughter of Lavran."
B. Names like Fitzpatrick and Fitzgerald are (patronymic) derived from the french word fils, which means "son."
C.She squandered her entire (patronymic) on the stock market.
D. Russian names include a first name, a (patronymic), and a family name.

Question

which sentence in which the word in parenthesis  is used incorrectly.

1. A. Lavrasdatter is a Norwegian (patronymic) that means "the daughter of Lavran."
    B. Names like Fitzpatrick and Fitzgerald are (patronymic) derived from the french word fils, which means "son."
   C.She squandered her entire (patronymic) on the stock market.
   D. Russian names include a first name, a (patronymic), and a family name.

anonymous · Answer

pat·ro·nym·ic
ˌpatrəˈnimik/Submit
noun
1.
a name derived from the name of a father or ancestor, typically by the addition of a prefix or suffix, e.g., Johnson, O'Brien, Ivanovich.
adjective
1.
denoting or relating to a name derived from the name of a father or male ancestor.
"the patronymic naming of children"

anonymous · Answer

that is the definition of patronymic, now which one do you think it is.

m_m13 · Answer

idk

anonymous · Answer

okay, i will explain.
A. is someone's last name in the trilogy of a book.
B. is someone's name DERIVED from french words.
C. makes no sense, it has nothing to do with the definition of Patronymic.
D. also comes from a family name.

anonymous · Answer

now looking at what I wrote can you determine which one it could possibly be?