Angelo says, "I want to open the window while we work in here." Bruce says, "I want to keep the window closed." Jenna then asks Angelo, "Will you be satisfied if we have the window open?" Jenna is:

buying time with limited agreement.
offering an acknowledgment response.
paraphrasing what Bruce has said.
trying to get beyond the presenting problem.

It seems to me that A would be right

I don't see any limited agreement in A ... unless you have a different idea of what "limited agreement" is.

It's the opposite of C, so that's out.
It has nothing to do with D, so that's out, too.

It has to be B -- do you see why?

Jenna is rephrasing Angelo's statement, which would be an acknowledgment.

I just took my exam and this question was on there. The answer to this is D) trying to get beyond the presenting problem...I passed with a 95% this was the only question that I missed...Hope it helps

Melissa is right, the answer is (D). I got all answers correct 100%, thanks to Melisa.

To determine Jenna's response, we need to understand the context of the conversation. Angelo wants to open the window while they work, while Bruce wants to keep it closed. Jenna then asks Angelo if he will be satisfied if they have the window open.

Based on this information, Jenna's response can be categorized as "trying to get beyond the presenting problem." She is trying to understand if Angelo would be satisfied with the window being open as a potential solution to the disagreement between Angelo and Bruce. By asking this question, Jenna is trying to find a compromise or alternative that could satisfy both parties.