The answer is "b. sight and foresight".
Sight refers to the power or faculty of seeing; perception of items by utilization of the eyes; vision.
The word foresight is made of two sections: fore, which signifies "before," and sight, which signifies "to see." People regularly see things with their eyes: this is vision, or sight. Yet, vision can likewise portray what somebody supposes will occur later on — and premonition is getting ready for things before they occur.
