You can put this solution on YOUR website! Using modular arithmetic, we can find that
12 = -1 (mod 13)
11 = -2 (mod 13)
10 = -3 (mod 13)
9 = -4 (mod 13)
8 = -5 (mod 13)
7 = -6 (mod 13)
The 0 on the right side proves that 12!+1 is divisible by 13.
Put another way (12!+1)/13 is a whole number
So the answer is choice A
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Side Note: the other terms have 13 in the factorial
eg: 15! = 15*14*13*12*...*3*2*1
so 15! is a multiple of 13 since 13 is a factor of 15!
adding or subtracting 1 from this will land you on a number that is NOT a multiple of 13. So that's why choice B is out. Choice C is very similar to choice B so it is eliminated for similar reasons.
Choice D is not true because choice A is true which contradicts choice D.