How does the arrangement of lines in the poem impact its meaning?
A.
The lines that form hills show the poet's surprise at the snowfall.
B.
The changing line lengths illustrate that the snow was a surprise to most people in town.
C.
The lines are arranged to illustrate the repeating pattern of snowfalls.
D.
The lines are arranged like hills to illustrate the sledding that is described in those stanzas.

The Last Snow of the Season
by Tina Toco

The last snow of the season
took the town by surprise.
It was packed to the eaves
when we opened our eyes.

The horses were powerless,
the sleighs were left home,
but my brothers and I
had ideas of our own.

We took to the hills.
We took to our sleds.
The mountains of snow
were piled over our heads.

Up the big hill,
then down another,
until we heard shouts
from Father and Mother.