The correct option is A ClO−
(i) Lower the oxidation state of central atom, weaker will be oxy acid.
(ii) Weaker the acid, stronger will be its conjugate base.
Oxidation state of Cl in HClO is +1 in HClO2 is +3, in HClO3 is +5, and in HClO4 is +7
The central atom Cl has the least oxidation state in HClO. Hence, HClO will be the weakest acid and the corresponding conjugate base of ClO− is the strongest Bronsted base.