Question

in paragraph 1, what does the author mean when he says, \the warning signs of war are the small bubbles that begin to form in water set to boil\?
there are many ways to avoid going to war
there is no way to stop a war once it has started.
small events will last longer than large conflicts
small events often lead to a larger conflict
question 31
through this passage, the author attempts to
show readers how to write their own codes
explain why code talkers were important.
tell readers why code talkers are hard to find
describe how easy it is to break most codes

Explanation:

The metaphor of small bubbles in water about to boil for the warning - signs of war implies that minor, early - occurring events often precede and can lead to a major conflict (war). For the second question, without the full passage, we can only infer based on the options. Code - talkers are often important in military communication for their ability to use unique codes.

Answer:

For the first question: Small events often lead to a larger conflict
For the second question: explain why code talkers were important