Selena, who moves with the grace and fluid motions of a cat, has been described as

A. porcine.

B. equine.

C. ursine.

D. feline.

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Miriam Lutz

Physics

4 January, 14:20

Selena, who moves with the grace and fluid motions of a cat, has been described as

A. porcine.

B. equine.

C. ursine.

D. feline.

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Camden Clay · Answer 1

D, feline

The word feline is used as an adjective meaning catlike.

Dusty · Answer 2

Porcine = of, affecting, or resembling a pig or pigs

Equine = of, relating, or affecting horses or other members of the horse family

Ursine = of, relating to, or resembling bears

Feline = Of, relating to, or affecting cats or other members of the cat family

Your answer is option "D. feline"

(definitions from "New Oxford American Dictionary)

Selena, who moves with the grace and fluid motions of a cat, has been described asA. porcine.B. equine.C. ursine.D. feline.

Selena, who moves with the grace and fluid motions of a cat, has been described as

A. porcine.

B. equine.

C. ursine.

D. feline.