Final answer:
The verbal expression of the logical statement "-p ∧ q" translates to 'A polygon is not a triangle,' which negates the definition of a triangle having three sides.
Step-by-step explanation:
The verbal expression of the statement "-p ∧ q" is B) A polygon is not a triangle. When translating logical expressions into verbal expressions, the negative symbol (-) denotes negation or the logical 'not.' The conjunction symbol (∧) translates to 'and.' Therefore, considering the statement p as 'A polygon has three sides' (which is a definition of a triangle), the negation of this statement is 'A polygon does not have three sides,' which effectively means that the polygon is not a triangle. The q part of the statement could represent any other attribute unrelated to the triangular shape, thus making it irrelevant to the verbal expression sought.