If you picked B, you'll enjoy hearing it's correct! The Latin "frui" means "to enjoy." Beginning back in the 15th century, "fruition" meant "the pleasurable use or possession of something," a meaning rare today, but true to its root. You might have thought "fruition" comes from "fruit." Although both words trace to "frui," they developed independently of each other. However, in the 19th century, "fruition" developed a second meaning, "the state of bearing fruit," possibly because of the mistaken idea that "fruition" evolved from "fruit." That second meaning quickly extended to anything that can be realized or accomplished and -- figuratively speaking -- bear fruit.