(B) robbed

• The correct form is "robbing children of their childhood."

• "Alter" means to make changes or modifications. In this context, it's used to convey the idea of adjusting or changing the outfit to accommodate the person's change in weight.
• "Altar" refers to a raised structure or platform used for religious or ceremonial purposes.
• "Ultra" means beyond, extreme, or excessive, and it doesn't fit the context.
• "Utter" means to speak or express, and it doesn't convey the idea of making changes to an outfit in this context.

(B) future - The sentence suggests a hopeful outlook, and "future" is the most appropriate word to indicate a time when things are expected to return to normal.

(A) will have reached

• "Will have reached" is the correct future perfect tense for the sentence.

The word "make" is the most suitable choice in this context because it is commonly used with "progress." Saying "make progress" indicates the act of achieving advancement or improvement, which aligns with the idea of regularly doing something every day. The other options, such as "hold," "get," or "catch," are not commonly used in this specific phrase and do not convey the intended meaning of steadily achieving progress over time.

• "Indulged" suggests involvement or participation, often in a negative or excessive manner, which fits the context of engaging in illegal business practices.
• "Monetary" pertains to money, and it appropriately describes the type of gain being pursued in the sentence.
• The other options do not convey the intended meaning in the context of illegal business practices and short-term gain.