When interest rates fall, the price of a callable bond will:
B is correct because when interest rates fall, the price of the embedded call option increases. Since, price of a callable bond = price of option-free bond – price of embedded call option, the price of the callable bond will not increase as much as an option-free bond since the price of the call option is increasing. As interest rates fall, the bond is more likely to be called, limiting the upside price increase potential.