Anchor on the Air Quality Index pollutant list and check each option against it. The AQI panel is: particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10), nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide, ozone, ammonia, and lead.
Run elimination. Option $c$ names carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulphide, neither of which is on the AQI list, so it goes. Option $b$ includes hydrogen sulphide too, so it also goes. Option $a$ uses smoke as a generic term rather than the keyed AQI components.
Option $d$, sulphur dioxide, lead, and particulate matter, is made up entirely of recognized AQI indicators, so it is the keyed best answer.
Ref: PIB, Government of India, National Air Quality Index.