Final answer:
The correct word to fill the blank is "than". So, the full sentence will be `would rather quit than get fried`.
The answer is option ⇒2
Step-by-step explanation:
In the given sentence, the word "than" is used to make a comparison between two things or actions. It is used to express a preference for one option over another. In this case, the speaker is indicating a preference for quitting rather than getting fried.
The word "than" is commonly used in comparative sentences to show the relationship between two elements. It establishes a contrast or distinction between the two options being compared.
Example:
I would rather quit studying than stay up all night and get fried before the exam.
So, the answer is option ⇒2