CHOOSE YOUR FUTURE

This is the better answer as the context is more focused on the continuous action at a particular time.

This is the best answer as it is conditinal and spontaneous. Usually spontaneous future actions have the contracted form of will.

Here the question is in the present simple. This signifies a future schedule event.

This is an example of the future perfect. The person is looking at two time periods in the future - referencing the further point in the future before the nearer point in the future.

This is conditional. The first conditional often uses the the contracted form of will.