(games at twilight). what game is crucial to the plot of this story?
a. cricket
c. blind man’s buff
b. soccer
d. hide-and-seek user: which of the following statements is an example of descriptive imagery in the story?
a. the children play outdoor games at dusk.
b. their mother “would not open the door.”
c. birds droop “like dead fruit”; the trees are “papery tents.”
d. everyone forgets about ravi.

d. hide-and-seek

Explanation:

In "Games at Twilight," Ravi and a gathering of more seasoned young men play find the stowaway. The oldest kid, Raghu, is picked to be the searcher. He can't discover Ravi, who has covered up in a shed. At nightfall, Ravi rises, triumphant, just to find that the young men have proceeded onward to another game.  

Ravi and his younger sibling join a gathering of more seasoned young men who need to play a variation of covering up and look for. Raghu, the oldest, rapidly discovers Ravi's sibling and a few of the others.  

Ravi initially stows away in a carport, yet then slips into a shed connected to it. Raghu whacks at the substance of the carport with a stick, however can't discover Ravi.  

At nightfall, Ravi recalls that he needs to run and contact the veranda to guarantee his triumph. He develops, just to find that different children have proceeded onward to an alternate game. He leaves, feeling disengaged and frail.

a question like this requires the excerpt to be included in order to answer the question.

since he could see color, and nobody else could, he didn't find it fair that everyone else in the utopia couldn't see color but him and the giver : d