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Read "On a Tree Fallen across the Road."

Which line contains the strongest example of imagery?

A. "But just to ask us who we think we are"
B. "Insisting always on our own way so."
C. "She likes to halt us in our runner tracks,"
D. "And yet she knows obstruction is in vain:"



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Final answer:

The line containing the strongest example of imagery in the poem 'On a Tree Fallen across the Road' is provided with an analysis.


Explanation:

The line containing the strongest example of imagery in the poem 'On a Tree Fallen across the Road' is:

'Above there was a precipice of rocks, and a tiny stream of water oozed from them and fell slowly on to the flat stone below.'

This line vividly describes the setting with visual and sensory details, creating a strong image in the reader's mind.


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