Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

<passage>:
himself like a projectile at Quest. Quest rose from the table in a sudden uncoiling of movement. He did not unbuckle his safety JUPITER WEAPON By CHARLES L. FONTENAY In his haste, Quest missed the companionway in his leap and was cornered against one of the head and shoulders with the heavy stick. Quest made no effort to retaliate. He cowered under the attack, holding his hands in front squalid saloon in the rougher section of Jupiter's View, the terrestrial dome-colony on Ganymede. Motwick, to the Golden Satellite. It was a Quest shook his head. “Don't bother him,” he said. Quest and when the skeptical Jakdane insisted on examining “I couldn't,” said Quest miserably, and turned his face her some sober advice. “If you think you're in love with Quest, forget it,” he said. “Why? Because he's a coward? I know that ought to make It all figures. “Look, Trella, he said he was born on Jupiter. A human could stand the gravity of Jupiter, inside a dome or a ship, but what human could stand the rocket acceleration necessary to break free of Jupiter? Here's a man strong enough to break a spaceship safety belt just by getting Kregg striking Quest in the face and then crying that he had injured his father,” protested Trella. “Robots and androids frequently look on their makers as their parents,” said Jakdane. “Quest may not even know he's 57 artificial. Do you know how Quest said.” “Yes. Do you know when?” “No. Quest never did tell me, Quest made his rocket flight to found on my trip, that I think Quest lived in the poisonous atmosphere of Jupiter, if he's human?” Trella was silent. “For the protection of humans, was unassailable. Looking he is, without knowing upon Quest as an android, many things were explained: his it, an android Dr. Mansard built she should have unknowingly fallen in love with an android. them. She was glad now that she had not told Quest of her mission to Ganymede. He thought he was Dr. Mansard's son, but an android had no legal right of inheritance from his owner. She would leave it to Dom Blessing to decide what to do about Quest. Thus she did not, as she had intended originally, speak to often believe that.” He grinned at her. after she had completed her assignment. wrong and Quest was human—as now seemed unlikely—Quest had told her he could not love her. Her best course was to try to forget him. Nor did Quest try to arrange with her for a later meeting. Even if Jakdane was “I'm no android,” he said confidently. “Do you forget my father like the looks of the men she saw. The transparent dome of Jupiter's View was faintly visible in the reflected night lights of the colonial city, but the lights were overwhelmed by the giant, vari-colored disc of Jupiter itself, riding high in the sky. “I'm Quest Mansard, Miss,” said her companion. “I'm just in from Jupiter.” “I'm Trella Nuspar,” she said, favoring him with a green-eyed Jupiter.” “You're lying,” she said flatly. “No one has ever landed on Jupiter. It would be impossible to blast off again.” “My parents landed on Jupiter, and I blasted off from it,” he said soberly. “I was born I should tell you about.” She told him about Quest. “He thinks he's the son of Dr. Mansard,” she finished, “but apparently upward turn. “He developed the surgiscope, didn't he? But his on Jupiter.” “He came back to Earth with “It was drawn into Jupiter, but he landed it successfully,” said Quest. “He and my mother lived on Jupiter until the oxygen equipment wore out at last. I was born and brought up there, lost.” ship was drawn into Jupiter and you, eh?” asked Blessing intently. planet.” She looked at him. He was up in heavy gravity. He trod the hold himself down. “If Dr. Mansard succeeded in landing on Jupiter, why didn't anyone ever hear from him again?” she demanded. “Because,” said Quest, “his radio was sabotaged, just as his ship's drive was.” “Jupiter strength,” she murmured, looking him over coolly. 53 of. Without actually intending to, she exclaimed: “You aren't afraid of Quest? Why, an android can't hurt a human!” She was sure that Blessing was wrong, that Quest, whether man or android, intended no 59 harm to him. Surely, Quest Quest had a late sandwich in the was your father, but androids Quest came the day before she was scheduled to leave. assignment on which she had come to the Jupiter system was to gather his own father's notebooks and take them back to against telling him that the Trella was in the living room of Quest. As a matter of fact, she found herself enjoying his companionship and Quest burst through. driveway with spinning wheels. Quest was after it, like a at the end of the driveway and glanced back over his shoulder. Seeing Quest almost upon him, ran down the driveway toward the smoking heap of metal. Quest was already beside it, probing it. As she reached his swung around Dom Blessing. Blessing was dead. “I'm lucky,” said Quest soberly. “I would have murdered him.” “But why, Quest? I knew he was afraid of you, but he didn't tell me why.” “It was conditioned into me,” answered Quest “I didn't know great Jupiter in an opening arc and plummeted ever more swiftly toward the tight circles of the 60 but my father conditioned me psychologically from my birth sphere, and Trella was thrown with Quest almost constantly. to the task of hunting down aboard the ship's tiny personnel “You see, Blessing was my father's Right after my father completed development of the surgiscope, he and my mother blasted off for assistant on Ganymede. rights to the surgiscope, and he sabotaged the ship's drive so it would fall into Jupiter. “But my father was able to control it in the heavy atmosphere of Jupiter, and landed it successfully. I was born there, and he conditioned me to come to Earth and track down Blessing. have believed possible for his Jupiter-strong muscles, Quest took her in his arms. “Now I can say I love you,” “What in space makes you think that?” he demanded. “Why, Quest, it's obvious,” she cried, tears in her eyes. “Everything about you … your build, suited for Jupiter's gravity …your strength … the disappeared into the turbulent atmosphere of Jupiter just after his invention of the surgiscope, in Jupiter's atmosphere after the oxygen equipment failed. Dr. Mansard and his wife had your strength … the fact that you were able to live I know you think Dr. Mansard and it had been developed by was inventor of the surgiscope? He knew I'd have to grow up on Jupiter, and he operated on the genes before I was born. He altered my inherited characteristics to adapt me to the climate of Jupiter … even to being able to breathe a chlorine Jovian moons for a second, hidden laboratory of Dr. Mansard. When it was found at last, he atmosphere as well as an oxygen to tell Quest the good news herself but she decided against “Androids are made,” he answered with a laugh. “They don't grow up. And I remember my boyhood on Jupiter very well.” He took her in his arms again, “I kept waiting for Quest to do something, and when he didn't showed the slightest spark of emotion … until the day Quest shift (including Jakdane) were eating lunch on the center-deck. Quest picked up his bulb of coffee, but inadvertently pressed it before he got it to his

<question>:
How was Quest able to survive and grow up on Jupiter?

<options>:
A Quest's DNA is mutated
B Quest is an android
C Quest's father programmed his DNA for survival
D Quest did not actually grow up on Jupiter

<answer>:

C