None of these.
A. If everything is a FSA, then there exists an equivalent PDA for everything.
B. It is not the case that for all y if there exist a FSA then it has an equivalent PDA.
C. Everything is a FSA and has an equivalent PDA.
D. Everything is a PDA and has an equivalent FSA.
The correct answer would be
$\forall x \left(\text{fsa}\left(x\right)\implies \exists y \left( \text{pda}\left(y\right)\wedge \text{ equivalent}\left(x,y\right)\right)\right)$