Which statements about objects used by people in daily life from ancient times are true? Choose all answers that are correct. A. They are plain in decoration so that designs didn't interfere with function. B. Artists decorated them so they had function and beauty. C. They were placed in tombs as a sign of status. D. Sturdy, portable objects made of decorated metal are called nomad's gear.

B. Artists decorated them so they had function and beauty. C. They were placed in tombs as a sign of status.

These statements are true for certain objects used by people in daily life from ancient times:

• B. Artists decorated them so they had function and beauty: Many objects from ancient times were not only functional but also decorated with intricate designs, patterns, and artwork to enhance their aesthetic appeal. This combination of functionality and beauty is evident in various artifacts.
• C. They were placed in tombs as a sign of status: In some ancient cultures, objects were buried with individuals in tombs as grave goods. These items were often selected based on the person's status and were believed to serve a purpose in the afterlife. The inclusion of objects in tombs was indeed a practice linked to social status and beliefs about the afterlife.

Option A is not universally true for all objects. While some objects used in daily life might be plain in decoration for practical reasons, others were intentionally adorned with decorative elements.

Option D is not a generally recognized term; objects made of decorated metal used by nomads could vary widely in function and form.