Question

select the correct answer from each drop - down menu.
read the paragraph below and complete the sentences.
stories generally provide entertainment, but some have morals embedded in them. in such cases, the writer’s purpose is to the audience, not just enthrall them. these stories are also known as tales.

Explanation:

The first dropdown is about the writer's purpose when stories have morals. "Teach" makes sense as the writer wants to impart a moral lesson (teach the audience), not just entertain. For the second dropdown, stories with morals are known as "fable" tales? Wait, no, looking at the options (though the second dropdown's options aren't fully shown, but from the first dropdown, the options are entertain, pacify, instruct, check. Since the story has a moral, the purpose is to instruct (teach) the audience. So the first blank should be "instruct".

Answer:

First dropdown: instruct (assuming the options are entertain, pacify, instruct, check; the correct one for a story with a moral is to instruct the audience). For the second dropdown (tales with morals), common terms are fables, but if the options include something like "fable" or similar, but since the first part's correct option is instruct, that's the key here. So the first answer is instruct.