You (should look at a copy someday) which letter correctly identifies the word(s) in parentheses?
a: simple subject
b: simple predicate
c: complete subject
d: complete predicate

Your answer is D. Complete predicate.

Look at the sentence, you cab easily find the simple subject, You, the one who is doing the action. So it can't be A.

The simple predicate is just the verb, the action (look). So it can't be B.

A complete subject is when there are words that describe the subject. Since there is no description about the subject, it can't be C.

Eventually, a complete predicate is when, besides the verb, we have when the action has begun, where it took part, how it took part etc.

Since the sentence say "look at a copy", so it says to who you should look at, it's a complete predicate.

A. they give the reader hope. if the whole book was dark & unhopeful it’d be a little less interesting, little moments make it more interesting to read because then you want to know what happens. if it’s all dark there’s no point in reading if you already know the outcome of it.