Option A. The sentence that most clearly uses imagery is the following: the snake hissed and writhed in the box.
Explanation:
In literature, imagery is a device in which the writer uses figurative language to represent objects, actions and ideas in a way that appeals to the reader's physical senses. The use of imagery creates a visual representation in the reader's mind about the writer's specific ideas. The sentence "the snakes hissed and writhed in the box" uses imagery to recreate a vivid image of the animals moving and making noises inside a box.
