Everyone (has) done his or her homework because 'everyone' means plural so there is plural already so don't need to put 'have'.
In the sentence that goes "The old brick house that sits on top of the hill was built during the Civil War", the adjective clause would be "that sits on top of the hill".
Adjective clauses function as adjectives to the subject which gives more detail on what the sentence is talking about. Sometimes it can be found in the beginning, or in the end of the sentence, but usually is it found in the middle of the subject and the predicate which is more convenient for writers and readers. In this case, the identified adjective clause which is "that sits on top of the hill" talks more about the old brick house and answers the question which one.
The correct answer is: <span>By symbolizing the boy’s journey and the choices he will make, the stones remind the boy to pay attention to the omens. I took the test.</span>
<span>''According to Aristotle, the tragedy has a distinct beginning, middle, and end. The plot events are unified through causal relationships. This structure stems from the ancient Greek belief that nothing happens by chance.'' You should change some of this around so it would be in your own words.</span>
