This is not a test of idiom. This is a test of present subjunctive and shift of tense.
The three tenets of present subjunctive are:
1.An element of mandate 2. An introductory conjunction “
that” and 3. The basic form of the verb
The given text befits the use of the subjunctive because the mandate emanates from the compulsory condition, the introductory conjunction “
that” is available and the basic form of the verb “
be not named” is used. The other four choices exhibit fundamental errors such as shift of tense, etc. Remember that the main clause in simple past.
In B and E, the subordinate clause uses
“will not be”, a future tense.
In C, the subordinate clause uses
“are not”, a simple present and
D uses of
“not being” A is the eventual winner.
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