Questions: What do the following sentences show the reader about the character Scott? "Glad you finally made it," Scott replied. "We better get moving if we want to finish this today," he said as he looked up into the evening sky. He is feeling anxious about getting the treehouse finished before dark. He is overly competitive with Jenny. He is laid back and not in a rush. He is happy that Jenny is there to help him.

The answer is He is feeling anxious about getting the treehouse finished before dark.

This option is supported by Scott's statement, "We better get moving if we want to finish this today," which indicates a sense of urgency and concern about completing the task before it gets too late.

There is no indication in the provided sentences that Scott is being competitive with Jenny. His focus seems to be on the task at hand rather than on any competition.

This option contradicts Scott's sense of urgency as expressed in his statement about needing to get moving to finish the task.

While Scott might be glad that Jenny is there, the sentences provided do not explicitly convey happiness about her presence. The emphasis is more on the urgency of completing the task.