Answer:
The author describes Dhofar's busy port as “very good.”
The author uses the words “fine” and “splendour" to describe Dhofar.
Explanation:
What we're looking for here are actually subjective statements. Subjective statements are statements that reveal a person's opinion, feelings, beliefs, and assumptions. Unlike them, objective statements are based solely on facts.
Options that contain subjective language are the third and fourth options. The narrator describes Dhofar's port as <em>very good</em> and uses words <em>fine </em>and <em>splendour </em>to describe Dhofar itself. This is how he feels about these places, what he thinks about them. Someone else may disagree and express that they don't like Dhofar or its port. Since opinions aren't objective, they can vary a lot.
The rest of the options contain objective statements, i.e. facts.
