Concept:The conjugate acid of a base is formed by adding one proton (H+) to it.Explanation:For NH2−: add H+ to get NH3.NH2−+H+→NH3So, the conjugate acid of NH2− is NH3.For NH3: add H+ to get NH4+.NH3+H+→NH4+So, the conjugate acid of NH3 is NH4+.Answer:Conjugate acid of NH2− is NH3 and that of NH3 is NH4+.Correct option: C. NH3 and NH4+