$H C l$ does not behave as acid in __

Water

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Ammonia

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Benzene

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Aqueous NaOH

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Solution

The correct option is D Benzene
Acids in aprotic solvents lose their acidic character due to decrease in their dissociation due to aprotic nature of solvents.

Because benzene is a non-polar solvent.

$H C l$ will dissolve in it, but won’t ionize into $C l^{-}$ and $H^{+}$ ions.

Option C is correct.

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