Read the passage and answer the following questions When the factory announced its closing, Dana and her...

Read the passage and answer the following questions
When the factory announced its closing, Dana and her brother Eli reacted in opposite ways. Dana spent her final week training the younger workers, recording the procedures she had learned over twenty years so the knowledge would not vanish with the building. She believed the work itself mattered more than the company that ended it. Eli, by contrast, stopped showing up early and let his tools rust in the locker. He told anyone who would listen that loyalty was a trap and that the company had not earned his effort. On their last day, Dana shook the foreman's hand and thanked him. Eli walked past the man without a word. The two had stood at the same machines for years, but the closing revealed how differently each measured what their work had been worth.
2.
Which detail best serves as evidence that Dana values the work itself?
a.
The factory announced its closing one week
b.
She records procedures so knowledge will remain
c.
Eli lets his tools rust in storage
d.
She shook the foreman's hand while leaving