No dictionary has found the best way to explain complete and finish and why we use them differently, though they can usually work in the same sentence if you were to replace one with the other
"Has everyone completed their test?"
"Has everyone finished their test?"
I would say the best way to look for fund sources is to start with the most renown and work your way down or start with the cheapest and work your way up
Imperfections were flung upon the man who had appropriated his viands by the vociferous urchin.
Answer:
The writer described Mr Knoppert’s enthusiasm in the excerpt as rising to a "higher pitch" and being "as happy as the father of a new child"
Explanation:
In this passage, Mr Knoppert is excited about the eggs that he would check up on them everyday and think of them before he slept.
He kept on counting the days and finally on the eighteenth morning after the laying of the eggs, he could see one was hatching and his joy knew no bound as he was described as being as happy as the father of a new born.