Question

What is the visual effect of the excerpt?

Read this excerpt from "Street Cleaning Day."
Then Circle rolled to the back bumper,
and called to Line atop Triangle -
"Line, lean down
until one of your ends
is under the car!"
And Line leaned down
angling one of his ends under the car
and the other up toward Square.
Circle scooted under the back Bumper,
and called to Square. "Now when I say go,
I want you to jump on Line."
The reader visualizes a scene of disarray that becomes
orderly.
The reader visualizes an argument between the
characters.
The reader visualizes variously sized and shaped parking
spaces
The reader visualizes a scene of geometric angles.

Answer 1

The reader visualizes a scene of geometric angles.

Step-by-step explanation:

The text makes reference to the name of various geometric shapes, such as Line, Circle, Triangle and Square. This causes the reader to automatically view ominous figures, as the geometric figures (with the exception of the circle) represent. For this reason, we can say that after making a complete reading of the text shown above, the visual effect that invades the reader's imagination, through the names of geometric figures, is the visualization of a scene from geometric angles.