The correct answer is (B) To inflict (vengeance, rage, punishment, harm, etc.); to avenge (wrong, wronged person); to carry out the promptings of (one's anger, desire, will, etc.); to put in operation.

Wreak comes from Middle English wrekan, Dutch wreken, Old English wrecan, Gothic wrikan (to persecute).

Examples of use:

• The bombing wreaked havoc on cities.
• The tornado wreaked devastation on the hamlet.