The correct answer is D. Russ never sunk a three-pointer, so he practiced until he could.
Explanation:
In literature and narratives, a dynamic character is one that evolves and develops during the story usually because he or she matures or grows up. This is the opposite of static characters that remain the same during the story. Additionally, a dynamic character is commonly one that has to encounter opposite forces or challenging situations that are the cause of the change and development in the character. Considering this, the option that describes a dynamic character is "Russ never sunk a three-pointer, so he practiced until he could" because this shows the character (Russ) develops and change and also there is a challenging situation that prompts the evolution of Russ.
