To accurately determine how the author describes the first sit-in in paragraphs 14-21, I would need to analyze the specific text from those paragraphs. However, based on the typical styles of description, here's a general guide to each option:
A. Figurative language would involve metaphors, similes, or other literary devices that paint a vivid picture but may not be strictly chronological.
B. A participant's dream would present the events in a surreal or imaginative way, possibly mixing reality with fantasy.
C. Description in the order they occurred would indicate a straightforward, chronological retelling of events.
D. As a speech by one of the participants would present the information in dialogue form, focusing on the words spoken rather than external narration.
If you're analyzing a specific text, consider which description aligns best with the author's approach in those paragraphs. If the author outlines events as they happen, then C might be the correct choice. If they use a lot of vivid imagery, it could be A. Choose the option that best fits the tone and structure of the writing.