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Once we have created, or recognised, the key phrase 'favourite drinking (-) place', we can discard Answers 1, 3 and 4.
Answer 4 also raises the ticklish issue of whether 'parents' should carry an apostrophe, and if so, where:
'His parents drinking' (as in Answer 4) makes sense but is ungrammatical.
'His parents' drinking' = the drinking that was done by his parents (e.g. what they drank; whether too much, e.g. so as to become a problem for him; or the behaviour as such, i.e. that they did a lot of it, or indeed how or where).
'His parent's drinking' suggests that one of them (singular, as noted form the placing of the apostrophe) was an alcoholic, without even being firm enough to specify which parent.