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Read these lines from the poem “The Cat and the Moon” by William Butler Yeats. Does Minnaloushe know that his pupils Will pass from change to change, And that from round to crescent, From crescent to round they range? What is the meaning of the imagery in these lines? The moon affects the behavior of the cat. The brightly shining moon blinds the cat. The cat’s afraid of the glare of the moon. The cat’s eyes change just as the moon does.

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Answer:

I think it's D.  The cat’s eyes change just as the moon does.

Explanation:

The meaning that is being conveyed through the imagery in the given lines would be:

D). The cat’s eyes change just as the moon does.

  • 'Imagery' is described as the figurative device in which the author provides lucid and evocative details/descriptions regarding an idea, situation, or object that helps the reader form mental images.'
  • In the poem titled "The Cat and the Moon," the poet compares the Moon to the Cat.
  • Through the use of imagery, the author allows the readers to visualize the way in which the eyes of the cats change by imagining the phases of the moon 'from round to crescent.'

Thus, option D is the correct answer.

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