Explanation:

- "Capture" can mean to record or represent something accurately.

- Statement A: She longed to capture the image on film.

- Meaning: She wanted to take a picture or record the image, which aligns with one of the meanings of capture.

- Statement B: Please capture the parachute when there is an emergency.

- Meaning: This doesn't make sense as "capture" is not used correctly. You don't capture a parachute; you might secure or deploy it.

- Statement C: His paintings capture the essence of France.

- Meaning: His paintings represent or depict France effectively, which fits the word usage.

- Option 1: Only B – Incorrect, as B does not use "capture" appropriately.

- Option 2: Both A and C – Correct, as both use "capture" in a suitable way.

- Option 3: Both B and C – Incorrect, since B is not correct.

- Option 4: Only A – Only one correct usage isn't enough.

- Option 5: None of the above – Incorrect, as A and C are valid.