Jeanne à l'école à huit heures.
A) passe
B) habite
C) arrive
D) quitte​

Jeanne arrive à l'école à huit heures.

Explanation:

« passe » means "passes" (as in passes by) or "spends," depending on how it's used in the sentence, but because there is an « à » ("at") in the sentence, this word would not work.« habite » means "lives," and again because of the « à, » it would not make sense to say that Jeanne lives at school at that exact time.« quitte » means "leaves," and although it does fit in the sentence structure, it doesn't make sense in this context. Note that in French, time is usually written in the 24-hour system, so « huit heures » would mean 8 am. This being said, it doesn't make sense to say that Jeanne leaves school at 8 am.« arrive » means "arrives," which, at 8 am as mentioned above, would make sense. Therefore, this is the answer.

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Jeanne arrive a l’école a huit heures.