Question

sharon tindall is a contemporary quilter whose work is inspired by \quilt code.\ based on this selection, tindall thinks of a quilt as a a horizon. b a prayer. c an orchard. d an ally.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the options. A "quilt code" - inspired quilt's interpretation: A horizon (A) is a line, not matching quilt's purpose. An orchard (C) is a place with trees, irrelevant. An ally (D) is a helper, less likely. A prayer (B) fits as quilts (especially with "code" like historical quilts with symbolic meanings) can be seen as a prayer - like, meaningful, spiritual or communicative piece, aligning with Tindall's inspiration.

Answer:

B. a prayer