The reaction that does not take place in a blast furnace between $900\text{K}$ to $1500\text{K}$ temperature range during extraction of iron is:

Reduction of iron oxides occurs in stages. At the lower temperature range ($500-800\text{K}$), ${\text{Fe}}_2{\text{O}}_3$ is reduced to ${\text{Fe}}_3{\text{O}}_4$ and then to $\text{FeO}$.In the higher temperature range ($900-1500\text{K}$), $\text{FeO}$ is reduced by $\text{CO}$ to $\text{Fe}$ (Option B), and coke reacts with ${\text{CO}}_2$ to form $\text{CO}$ (Option C). Slag formation (Option D) also occurs here.Option A is the reduction of ${\text{Fe}}_2{\text{O}}_3$ to $\text{FeO}$, which typically occurs in the cooler, upper part of the furnace.