In the last paragraph, the phrase “…it’s no wonder they were long considered a matter of divine
providence” most likely means approximately the same as which of the following?

Question

In the last paragraph, the phrase “…it’s no wonder they were long considered a matter of divine
providence” most likely means approximately the same as which of the following? Alternativa A: There are good reasons to believe that the laws of mathematics rule weather patterns. Ou Alternativa B: It’s surprising that some people used to believe that God controlled the various aspects of the
weather. Ou Alternativa C: It’s understandable that, for a big period of time, many believed the weather’s various
elements were subject to the will of some kind of god. Ou Alternativa D: It is recognized that, for a big period of time, many believed the weather’s various elements
were controlled by a kind of divine mathematical construction. Ou Alternativa E: It’s understandable that for many years most people believed that the causes and effects of
the weather were beyond the limit of human knowledge.

Fundação Getúlio Vargas · Accepted Answer

Alternativa [C] It’s understandable that, for a big period of time, many believed the weather’s various
elements were subject to the will of some kind of god.

In the last paragraph, the phrase “…it’s no wonder they were...

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