
Line, Circle, and Rectangle are subclasses of rhe class.
- a. Sprite
- b. Geometry
- c. BasicShape
- d. Shape

The “Line”, “Circle” and “Rectangle” are subclasses of the “Shape”.
Hence, the correct answer is option “D”.
Explanation of Solution
Shape class:
- The basic functionality for drawing shapes is included in “Shape” class.
- A specific shape is been drawn by each of the subclasses in “Shape” class.
- The “Shape” class is present in JavaFX library.
- The lines are been drawn using “Line” class.
- The circles are been drawn using “Circle” class.
- The “Shape” class as well as its subclasses is present in “javafx.scene.shape” package.
Example:
The example for a “Line” class constructor is given below:
Line(startX, startY, endX, endY)
Here, “startX” and “startY” denotes starting point’s “X” and “Y” coordinates. The “endX” and “endY” denotes ending point’s “X” and “Y” coordinates.
Explanation for incorrect options:
a. Sprite:
The “Sprite” class does not involve the subclasses for “Line”, “Circle” and “Rectangle”.
Hence, the option “A” is wrong.
b. Geometry:
The “Geometry” class does not involve the subclasses for “Line”, “Circle” and “Rectangle”.
Hence, the option “B” is wrong.
c. BasicShape:
The “BasicShape” class does not involve the subclasses for “Line”, “Circle” and “Rectangle”.
Hence, the option “C” is wrong.
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