Most people frown about #4. It is a comma splice which means that 2 main clauses hung together by a comma. The better way to do it is with a ; since the two statements are unrelated. In this case it is a very fine point of grammar which is more annoying than wrong.
#1 is wrong because there is no main clause. The bell is the beginning of the main clause.
#2 is passive. It's not wrong, but the writing style could be better.
#3 <<<< answer The and is the proper way to connect 2 predicates.
I have a strong feeling it is D. But I may be wrong.
Answer:
C- contrast “real rooms” with the room the speaker creates for herself in the raspberry patch.
Explanation:
This is the right answer because I took the test and got a 100, so I know this is the right one! Hope I helped :)