The answer is B, because a simile uses "like" or "as" to compare 2 things.
<span>I am pretty sure that the first evidence represented as an option can best support the statement that is being shown. As for me, the statement ''information about studies on ddt’s effect on eggs'' is the only right answer that really makes sense. Actually, the last sentence led me to pick this option as correct one. I do hope it will help you in some measure. Regards. <span>
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The awnser would be complex syntax
"Then doubt not Faustus but to be renowned and more frequented for this misery than heretofor the Delphian oracle" pg 9
Spoken by Cornelius. With black magic, Faustus will be so skilled that he will become famous and more sought-after for help than the renowned Oracle of Delphi.
