Explanation:

Correct option -4 d - no error

- Sentence Breakdown:

- "There were none" (1): This phrase suggests the absence of people or objects.

- "but cried" (2): The conjunction "but" is incorrectly used here. It contradicts the expectation set by "There were none."

- "their eyes out" (3): This phrase indicates intense crying, but it must logically follow someone crying, not "none."

- Options Analysis:

- Option 1 (a) relates to "There were none."

- Option 2 (b) relates to "but cried."

- Option 3 (c) relates to "their eyes out."

- Option 4 (d) indicates no error.

- The error is in Option 4 (d): No error

- Correct Answer: Option 2 (b)