Depends on the question's context and how you're measuring polarity. In terms of dipole moments, CH3F is quite polar - even more polar than CH3OH. But if you need to take into account H-bonding, then CH3OH wins. You're not going to get a question that is a simple ordering of molecules based on polarity - it's always going to be in some broader context. So for instance, it could be asking about elution time off a silica column. In that case, H-bonding would come into play although it's not part of a strict definition of polarity based on molecular dipole.
