Which line uses visual imagery to describe light and movement in an animal?

• A. Soft shape inside the hard bodies.
• B. The horse cropping grass in a field, and they fly buzzing around its eyes, are more real. Than the mist in one corner of the field.
• C. A ginger cat, very tall and thin streaked glass, flashing with sunlight.
• D. Leaves were green and stirring, berries, luster -glossed.

Answer: (C)

Visual imagery is about painting a scene with what you can see. The line with the cat stands out because it ties light directly to the animal: “flashing with sunlight” creates a bright, glinting image on the cat’s coat, as if light is moving across its fur. The description of the cat as ginger and streaked adds vivid color and texture, helping you picture both the animal and the shifting light. The other options either describe movement or texture without the strong light interaction on an animal, or describe non-animal subjects, so they don’t evoke the same clear light-and-motion picture. So this line best creates a vivid visual image of light and movement in an animal.