How does a nonmoving brick from a building resemble the atoms in a solid?

A.
The brick has a fixed shape as do the atoms in any solid.

B.
The brick and the atoms of a solid share the same structure.

C.
The brick's components are the same as those of the atoms in a solid.

D.
The brick is nonmoving, just as the atoms in a solid are nonmoving.

Question

How does a nonmoving brick from a building resemble the atoms in a solid?	
 
 A.
The brick has a fixed shape as do the atoms in any solid.
 
 B.
The brick and the atoms of a solid share the same structure.
 
 C.
The brick's components are the same as those of the atoms in a solid.
 
 D.
The brick is nonmoving, just as the atoms in a solid are nonmoving.

♪chibiterasu · Answer

A brick in general is still and has no movement, and a solid is the same. Such as ice: the particles don't move as they are compacted. I would say D.