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I:A
→Good!
II:D
→Good!

III:A
→ C
IV:C
→ A

V:C
→Good!
VI:D
→Good!

VII:C
→ A
VIII:C
→ A

IX:D
→Good!

なさる is a honorific verb. You need to be modest when you talk about someone in your circle. Your co-workers, including your boss, are all in your circle in this situation.

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The translation is below.

山田: 昨日は私の母のためにプレゼントを買って( くれて )ありがとうございました。5月2日の記念日を覚えていて( くれた )んですね。
高田: えぇ、毎年楽しみにしていましたからね。喜んでもらえ( て )よかったです。5月2日は連休中ですから、「お店は閉まっている( はず )だ」と思ったので、事前にオンラインで注文( して )おいたんです。

Yamada: Thank you for buying a present for my mother. You remembered that her anniversary is May 2nd.

Takada: Yes. She has looked forward to the day every year. I am glad she liked it. Since May 2nd is a holiday, I thought the store must be closed that day. So I ordered it ahead online.

The answer II is くれた because the mother is in Yamada’s circle. If she was talking about someone who don’t belong in her circle like her teacher, she should use あげた instead of くれた.

から is a close mistake. Because the sentence says “毎年,” と would be the best match in this sentence.

Hello Jim san! Question (I) is my mistake. The answer is D:と. I wrote ど by mistake. I’m sorry.

I:A
→D
II:A
→A
III:D
→D
IV:D
→D