At the lab, Jim finally felt like he was doing something to help. After long days of work, when the scientists went to sleep for a few short hours, Jim scrubbed the equipment
and got it ready for the next day. He frequently traveled through the tunnels back to
his old home to collect airdropped food.
How does the author develop Jim's character in this paragraph?
A. Jim's actions show that the scientists are still dependent on airdropped food to survive.
Jim's actions show that he is fearful of being asked to leave if he doesn't find a way to
B.
help out.
Jim's actions show that he is helpful, hardworking, and committed to helping the
C.
scientists' cause.
D. Jim's actions show that the scientists don't appreciate the help that he offers.