Jameisia Has Always Loved Numbers

Jameisia has always loved numbers. When she starts grade one, she grasps basic math immediately. Her teacher is so impressed that she gives Jameisia more and more complicated work in math. Jameisia goes on to become a superb math student all the way through school. What is the most reasonable conclusion about the source of Jameisia's success in math?

A) Her genetically determined ability made the environment irrelevant.
B) The environment acted as a social multiplier for her innate ability.
C) The environment allowed her innate abilities to become apparent.
D) Her genetically determined ability found a compatible environment.