Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Basic Training Practice Test

The phrase is a straightforward translation exercise from Spanish. "amor" means "love," "de" means "of," and "rey" means "king." Put together, it literally becomes "Love of the King." That fits best because it preserves the ownership/association expressed by "de rey." The other options shift the meaning or use incorrect form: "Love for Kings" changes the relationship by using "for" and the plural; "Love of the Queens" misidentifies the gender/number; "King's Love" flips the natural possessive structure that the phrase directly presents.