Which quotation is given in the notes as describing cottage windows through the twilight?

• A. It was a time of rapture: clear and loud
• B. Proud and exulting, like an untired horse
• C. The cottage windows through the twilight blaz'd
• D. And woodland pleasures, the resounding horn

Answer: (C)

This item tests your ability to spot a line that directly paints the visual image of cottage windows lit as evening falls. The best choice gives a clear picture: it names the cottage windows and places them in the twilight, using the strong verb blaz’d to show bright light standing out against fading day. That precise description—windows in twilight with a glare—is what the notes are pointing to when they mention describing cottage windows through the twilight.

The other options shift away from a concrete window image: one speaks of an emotional moment, another compares energy to an untired horse, and the last references woodland pleasures and a horn. None of those lines matches the specific visual of cottage windows glowing through twilight.