Concept:Choose the quantifier that correctly matches an uncountable noun.
Explanation:The sentence needs a word before "of his evidence" to express quantity.
The noun "evidence" is uncountable in English.
Use "much" with uncountable nouns to mean a large amount.
"Many" and "few" are used only with countable plural nouns, so they do not fit here.
"More" suggests a comparison, which the sentence does not contain.
Thus, the completed sentence is: "Much of his evidence made no sense."
Answer:C. Much