What questions were then asked you?

• A. If it was by my own free will and accord I made the request; if I was duly and truly qualified and made suitable proficiency in the preceding degree and was properly vouched for. All of which being answered in the affirmative I was asked by what further right I expected to gain admission.
• B. If it was by my own free will and accord I made the request
• C. I was properly vouched for
• D. I was asked by what further right I expected to gain admission

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that, in this rite, the candidate is questioned in a sequence to confirm readiness before moving on: voluntary request, proper qualification with demonstrated proficiency, and endorsement through being vouched for. Only the full statement includes all of those steps, followed by the question about what further right the candidate expects to gain admission. That completeness is what makes it the best answer.

The other options leave out pieces of the sequence. One stops after the initial voluntary request, another only mentions qualification or vouched-for status, and another jumps to asking about further rights without confirming the earlier conditions. None of those captures the entire process the ritual uses before asking about next steps.