Which statement about dog time is supported by the text?

• A. Dog time is faster than human time.
• B. Dog time moves in circles while human time is linear.
• C. Dog time is slower but linear.
• D. Dog time is chaotic and unpredictable.

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is how time is shown in the text through imagery: dog time is described with circular, repeating patterns, while human time is presented as moving forward in a straight, unbroken line. From that contrast, the best-supported statement is that dog time moves in circles while human time is linear. The circles convey repetition and returning to familiar moments—like routines that come back around—whereas the linear phrasing for human time reflects a steady progression from one moment to the next without looping back. The other options don’t fit because they either hinge on speed, which isn’t the focus, or they describe dog time as linear or chaotic, which contradicts the circular, patterned sense the text uses.