Question

read these lines
at dawn, fog tiptoes in from the pacific ocean
and folds her misty fingers
around towering trunks.
what do the lines tell readers?
how long the fog stays
in the forest
what it feels like when
the fog leaves the
forest
how the fog looks in the
forest
why there is often so
much fog in the forest

Explanation:

The lines use personification ("tiptoes", "folds her misty fingers") to describe the fog's appearance as it moves in from the ocean and surrounds the tree trunks. Option A is about duration (how long fog stays), which isn't addressed. Option B is about the fog leaving, but the lines show fog arriving. Option D is about why there's fog, but the lines focus on its appearance, not the cause. Option C describes how the fog looks (its visual presence around the trees), matching the description.

Answer:

C. how the fog looks in the forest