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It doesn't belong to B part as you can't generate 11 from (10), (01) at last it can be generated by (00+11) but then you will not be able to generate further part of target string i.e 01. 

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One cannot generate any string starting with 11 with (10)* or (01)* but it can be done with (00+11)*. But, still you cannot produce later part of the string . Hence the answer is B)

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