C.
Because myT is a Thread object created without a reference to a Runnable object, so the run method in the Thread class will be executed.
Answer a is incorrect because the Thread is in the "new" state; start() must be called to put it in the runnable state.
Answer b is incorrect because the priority will be that inherited from the Thread that called the constructor.
Answer d is incorrect because the Thread constructor method used did not connect the new Thread to a Runnable object.