Read the sentence from the passage. "I long for the civilized neatness of St. Louis, where my family and I once lived'a place where
well-bred horses pull elegant coaches along square city blocks, down straight brick boulevards
evenly lined with gas lamps and stately stone houses."
What effect is created by using this sentence structure instead of separating the sentence into
smaller sentences that provide the same information?
A. The sentence represents the long, orderly path of the family heirloom's history
B. The sentence provides a contrast to the shorter, choppier roads of lowa.
C. The sentence foreshadows the different patches that will be sewn on the quilt.
D. The sentence imitates the smooth, continuous roads that it describes.