Question

as the bermuda triangle shows, myths have always fascinated people. the way we share and spread myths may change, but people will always invent stories to explain what they dont understand. what is the gist of the part of the passage in the box? as the bermuda triangle became famous, more? spread the myth to even more people. crashes stories

Explanation:

The text states that myths like the Bermuda Triangle have always captivated people. The way myths are shared may change, but people invent stories to explain the unknown. The gist is about the enduring human - tendency to create and be interested in myths. For the fill - in - the - blank, "stories" makes sense as they are what spread the myth.

Answer:

What is the gist of the part of the passage in the box? - Myths have always fascinated people and humans invent stories to explain the unknown.
As the Bermuda Triangle became famous, more stories spread the myth to even more people.