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Which answer is the best example of imagery?
A. Since he couldn't call, he decided to send a
card.
B. Sean picked out a bag he liked and went to the
counter to pay for it.
C. He glanced sideways at a shard of pale
moonlight flickering through a torn place in the
blind

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