Can anyone answer this multiple choice question? || geometry

Choice B) a line parallel to RS through Q

What is really happening is that the angle QRS is being copied so that another congruent triangle forms higher up the page. Through the converse of the corresponding angles theorem, this would lead to the two lines being parallel.

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