Answer:
Bent
Explanation:
option B is correct
The geometry of SiO2 unlike CO2 is bent or tetrahedral to be exact rather than linear. This bent structure of SiO2 is because the double bond between Si and O is weak hence it forms four single bonds(sigma bonds) to maximize the orbital overlapping. Moreover, Si has a lone pair and there is repulsion between lone pair and bond pair. This also disturbs the linear geometry of SiO2.