How is the image of the match in lines 20--24 of "Snow Geese" most related to the speaker's sighting of the geese? a The striking of a match suggests the shock the speaker feels when first noticing the geese. b The brightness of a match's flame reflects the intensity of the speaker's response to the flock of geese. The color of a burning match is similar to the golden color of the geese in the sunlight described by the speaker. The quick motion of lighting a match reminds the speaker of the speed at which the geese are flying through the air.​