Explanation:

- The sentence uses the word "resembled," which properly conveys likeness or similarity between two entities.

- No improvement: This suggests keeping the original phrase "resembled with," which is incorrect because the correct expression is just "resembled" without a preposition.

- Resembled by: This implies being compared by someone or something, which isn't contextually correct.

- Resembled: This is correct. "Resembled" should be used without any accompanying preposition, as it naturally conveys similarity.

- Resembled to: This is incorrect as "to" is not the correct preposition to pair with "resembled."