If the Orbital Period of Jupiter's Satellite Ganymede Is 7

If the orbital period of Jupiter's satellite Ganymede is 7.15 days, what would be the view from a point on its surface at the equator?

A) Jupiter and the Sun would rise and set with a period of about 7.15 days.
B) Jupiter, if visible, would always remain at the same point in the sky, but the Sun would rise and set with a period of about 7.15 days.
C) The Sun, if visible, would always be at the same point in the sky, but Jupiter would rise and set with a period of about 7.15 days.
D) The Sun and Jupiter would remain fixed in the sky above Ganymede.