Throughout the passage, the author includes narrative details to support the thesis that King Jordan... A-should be celebrated for his distinguished career
B-is motivated by a desire for approval
C-should be appointed to a leadership position
D-possesses tremendous drive and stamina faces many challenges and setbacks

Throughout the passage, the author includes narrative details to support the thesis that King Jordan:

According to the given text, we can see that the author talks about King Jordan as a hard worker who worked late into the night to accomplish some difficult tasks

As a result of this, we can see that even on the day of his inauguration, he refused to rest and kept on working, which shows his tremendous drive and stamina in facing different challenges and setbacks.

Therefore, the correct answer is option D

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D. possesses tremendous drive and stamina faces many challenges and setbacks

Explanation:

From the details given in the story, King Jordan is a very hard worker with a tremendous drive and stamina. This enabled him to stay up till as late as 2 am after which he then slept for only two and a half hours and was up in time to accomplish even more tasks.

On his inauguration day one would have expected him to rest before a ball to celebrate the inauguration especially after the tiring events of the day yet he insisted he did not need to rest thereby showing his immense stamina.

answer:

a possibility is  vasodilation.

"sweat  secretion stops when body temperature returns to normal. blood vessels supplying blood to the skin can swell or dilate - called  vasodilation."

"to maintain homeostasis, the blood vessels in your skin dilate to allow more blood flow to the surface of your body where it disperses the heat. you won’t feel the vasodilation, but you certainly will feel yourself sweating."

explanation:

the correct answer is moro reflex. this is usually witnessed in infants normally up to the age of 4-5 months (in some cases maybe more)  

it is caused by a sudden loss of support that makes the baby feel as if he or she is falling or is going to fall and hence the flinging of the arms and crying.