Antenna is

inductive

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capacitive

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resistive above its resonant frequency

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resistive at resonant frequency

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Solution

The correct option is D
resistive at resonant frequency

The explanation for the correct option:
The antenna is resonant at the frequency where the capacitive and inductive reactance cancel out to $0$ . Only the resistive impedance remains at Resonance.
Thus, it is called that Antenna is resistive at the resonant frequency.
Hence, option D is correct.

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