What could be said to be the implied moral of this story?
A) Life is what you make it.
B) Everyone deserves a second chance.
C) One shouldn't judge a person by appearances.
D) Deceitful deeds have consequences.

The author's word choice and word usage a) are appropriate for a formal setting. b) are appropriate for an informal setting. c) contain analogies to allow for thoughtful interpretations d) contain several allusions and idioms to connect with the audience.

“nonfiction dates back to about 40,000 years ago with the first cave paintings. they described actual events that were true records of hunting or fishing trips. most of the historical non-fiction produced came in the form of legal documents, records, and other less than interesting writings, the non- fiction of today can include creative non-fiction, journals, autobiographies, memoirs, diaries, diagrams, travelogues, essays, and many other forms that generate interest.” which of the following is an example of a modern work of non-fiction? a. memoirs c. legal records b. cave paintings d. all of the above

What task preceded the release of the orbiting laboratory