Concept:Emphatic stress signals the word that carries contrastive focus in an answer.
Explanation:The given sentence is: "The FRENCH village is located in Badagry."
The emphasized word is "FRENCH".
A correct question must contrast "French" with a different nationality.
All other parts of the sentence must stay the same.
Option A asks: "Is the German village located in Badagry?"
This option changes only "French" to "German".
It keeps "village" and "Badagry" unchanged.
Therefore, the natural reply would be: "No, the FRENCH village is located in Badagry."
Options B, C, and D shift the contrast to "embassy", "Ikoyi", or the tense, not to "French".
Thus, option A is the appropriate answer.
Answer:A. Is the German village located in Badagry?