have no qualm about lying

[keannu]

I can understand "buts" means "objection" here, but can't get what c)tales or d)picks means. Are c and d nonsense or do they have any similar meanings?

Q. Choose the right answer
A:I can't tell Meg her dress looks great when it looks awful
B:Well, I have no __a___ about lying so that she doesn't get upset.
a)qualm
b)buts
c)tales
d)picks

[BobSmith]

... but can't get what c)tales or d)picks means. Are c and d nonsense or do they have any similar meanings?

I don't know about South Korea, but in the U.S., multiple choice answers usually have only one correct answer

[Barb_D]

c and d are nonsense and you're barking up the wrong tree if you are trying to make "buts" fit there.

[SoothingDave]

I'm used to seeing "qualms" rather than "qualm" in a situation like this.