Confrontation at Thomas High "What are you guys working on today?" Betty asked as she walked into the drama club lounge. "I sent you a text message earlier today about our plans," replied Jonathan , who was busy reading his notes and typing on a laptop. "We're supposed to be finishing our new play, but someone is having a hard time concentrating." "I'm not having a hard time concentrating." Chris told his brother. "I just think your ideas are unoriginal, and I'm worried that the audience might fall asleep halfway through the play." "I think your plays are the best," said Betty."Your achievements are especially impressive considering the fact that our school doesn't offer any creative writing classes. Thomas High School Theater is hardly the best starting point for two aspiring Broadway playwrights: "I enjoy writing so much that it doesn't feel like hard work," said Jonathan. "I'm not going to give up even if I never make it big as a playwright." He stopped working 5 The author primarily depicts the character of Jonathan as A. sarcastic B. unreliable. C. hardworking. D. mischievous. Reset Submit

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Confrontation at Thomas High "What are you guys working on today?" Betty asked as she walked into the drama club lounge. "I sent you a text message earlier today about our plans," replied Jonathan , who was busy reading his notes and typing on a laptop. "We're supposed to be finishing our new play, but someone is having a hard time concentrating." "I'm not having a hard time concentrating." Chris told his brother. "I just think your ideas are unoriginal, and I'm worried that the audience might fall asleep halfway through the play." "I think your plays are the best," said Betty."Your achievements are especially impressive considering the fact that our school doesn't offer any creative writing classes. Thomas High School Theater is hardly the best starting point for two aspiring Broadway playwrights: "I enjoy writing so much that it doesn't feel like hard work," said Jonathan. "I'm not going to give up even if I never make it big as a playwright." He stopped working 5 The author primarily depicts the character of Jonathan as A. sarcastic B. unreliable. C. hardworking. D. mischievous. Reset Submit

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The author primarily depicts the character of Jonathan as C. hardworking.

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## Step 1The problem is asking us to determine the character of Jonathan based on the text provided. We need to analyze the text and find evidence that supports each of the given options: A. sarcastic, B. unreliable, C. hardworking, D. mischievous.## Step 2Analyzing option A, there is no evidence in the text that Jonathan is sarcastic. He is focused on his work and does not make any sarcastic remarks.## Step 3Analyzing option B, there is no evidence in the text that Jonathan is unreliable. He is consistently working on his play and does not show any signs of unreliability.## Step 4Analyzing option C, there is evidence in the text that Jonathan is hardworking. He is dedicated to his work, enjoys writing, and is not deterred by the fact that his school does not offer creative writing classes. He even continues to work on his play despite Chris's criticism.## Step 5Analyzing option D, there is no evidence in the text that Jonathan is mischievous. He is focused on his work and does not show any signs of mischief.

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