The correct answer is (B) To scatter, to sprinkle or spread (often haphazardly) with small objects. To drop or throw about in a disorderly fashion. To cover a surface in this manner.

Strew comes from Old English streawian, streowian, strewian, German strewen

Examples of use:

• Her clothes were strewn about the room
• As a result of the accident, the road was strewn with broken glass.