Select the primary goals in the creation of Java Language
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architecture neutral and portable
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interpreted, threaded, and static
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robust and secure
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simple, object oriented, and familiar
Java was designed to be architecture-neutral (write once, run anywhere), simple and object-oriented for easier adoption, and robust/secure for reliable applications. These were among the primary design goals stated by Java's creators to improve upon C++.
Java's original design goals (from the Java White Paper) were to be simple, object-oriented, and familiar; robust and secure; and architecture-neutral and portable, so code could run unmodified on any platform. The distractor option swaps in "static" where the real goal was "dynamic" — Java was designed to be interpreted, threaded, and dynamic, not statically bound, so that option doesn't match the actual stated goals.