I imagine people have complained about the weather since we crawled from our caves to search for firewood in the snow.What is the figurative language in this sentence suggesting?

People have always needed to stay warm in winter.
People have many things to complain about in life.
People have not always had an easy lifestyle.
People have always complained about the weather.

In her letter Annie wrote, "The more I think the more certain I am that is the gateway through which knowledge enters the mind of the child."

Which answer choice does not contain any punctuation errors?A.He added "that they drill holes in trees."


B."Robins, on the other hand," said Mary, "are masons."


C."Are woodpeckers carpenters? Henry asked."


D.Sure they are, Mac replied.

In Shakespeare's time, how did acting companies let Londoners know that there was to be a play on a given day? a. They placed an ad in the London newspaper.
b. They hired young people to spread the word.
c. They fired cannons into the air.
d. They raised a yellow flag above the theater.

What does 'don't judge a book by the cover' mean?

brainliest for correct answer please help me with this question thanks Jorge was excited about teaching his sister how to ride a bicycle. He was fond of his little sister, and if you have a loveable sibling you would feel the same thing yourself. Zara, Jorge's sister, was only 5, but she loved trying out new things. She had learned to play the piano in one month, and was that not a great accomplishment? Zara even excelled at learning Italian from her Aunt Margarita. Anyone loved teaching Zara a new skill because she was such an eager learner. That sunny Sunday afternoon, Jorge got his camera ready before he started his bicycle riding lesson. "Be sure to grab the handles firmly, and a helmet should always be worn," he advised his beloved sister. "If you were to sit more comfortably, you will not fall off." "Stay near me, and I might do a good job if you could help," Zara shared her eagerness. Which of these corrects the inappropriate shift in mood in the following sentence? "Stay near me, and I might do a good job if you could help," Zara shared her eagerness. A. "Stay near me, and I wish you helped me do a good job," Zara shared her eagerness. B. "Stay near me, and I will do a good job with your help," Zara shared her eagerness. C. "Stay near me and help me do a good job," Zara shared her eagerness. D. "Stay near me and might I do a good job if you could help?" Zara shared her eagerness.

If a source is reasonable, we know A. the information offered is up-to-date, factual, detailed, and precise.
B. the information is universally accepted.
C. the information offered is fair, balanced, easy to believe, and consistent.
D. we can trust and believe the author