Question

read the selection from the section \bones, bones, bones.\ when looking at animal bones or at a skeleton, bones may appear to be static and dead, but in the body they are actually full of activity. bones grow and change along with the person. the author uses the word \static\ to mean to charge with electricity to remain attached not able to be moved in a stationary condition

Explanation:

The text contrasts the apparent state of bones (static and dead) with their actual state (full of activity). "Static" here means not changing or moving, which is similar to "in a stationary condition". It doesn't refer to charging with electricity, remaining attached, or being physically immovable in the strict - sense.

Answer:

D. in a stationary condition