Question

passage
the bowl was perfect. perhaps it was not what you’d select if you faced a shelf of bowls, and not the sort of thing that would inevitably attract a lot of attention at a crafts fair, yet it had real presence. it was as predictably admired as a mutt who has no reason to suspect he might be funny. just such a dog, in fact, was often brought out (and in) along with the bowl.
andrea was a real - estate agent, and when she thought that some prospective buyers might be dog - lovers, she would drop off her dog at the same time she placed the bowl
question 5 of 7
according to the passage, the random placement of colors in the bowl’s glaze creates a surface that:
○ acts as a mirror.
○ seems to move.
○ appears cracked in the sunlight.
○ scatters prisms on the walls of a room.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the passage's description of the bowl's glaze. The passage doesn't mention the glaze acting as a mirror, appearing cracked, or scattering prisms. The description of the bowl's presence and the comparison to a mutt (implying a dynamic, lively feel) aligns with the idea of the surface seeming to move.

Answer:

B. seems to move.