Víctor: laura: yo pienso que emily es una buena amiga. ¿en qué piensas de emily? ¿qué crees de emily? ¿en emily qué piensas? ¿qué crees en emily? ¿que piensas de emily?

The correct option that fills the blank in the conversation is:

¿Que piensas de Emily?

- Víctor: ¿Que piensas de Emily?

- Laura: Yo pienso que Emily es una buena amiga.

Explanation:

Although in Spanish one usually speaks about something like "yo creo" or "yo pienso", the first one regularly applies to things that have not been analyzed, but that one has a conception about something, while the second one refers to an opinion that It is generated after information or meditation, from that point of view two options would be appropriate:

¿Qué crees de Emily?¿Que piensas de Emily?

However, the most common form of a coherent answer is to use the verb with which it was asked, therefore, since the answer says "Yo pienso", most likely the question was asked with the same verb, I mean: ¿Que piensas de Emily?

According to my research,a (3 million) people is the correct answer.

The translation is "the illiteracy rate is high but they do not get job opportunities. unemployment violence violence crime corruption" but i do not understand the question?