Question

fill in the blanks to complete each sentence with the appropriate word.
charlotte brontë, a nineteenth - century english novelist, did not always publish under her real name; sometimes used the pen name currer bell.
currer was the surname of a woman who funded the school that charlotte brontë attended; it was not the name her parents had given.
hers she her

Explanation:

For the first blank, we need a subject pronoun. "She" is the correct subject pronoun for Charlotte Brontë. For the second blank, we need an object pronoun. "Her" is the correct object pronoun as it is the recipient of the action (parents gave the name to her). "Hers" is a possessive pronoun (e.g., This book is hers) which is not suitable here.

Answer:

First blank: she. Second blank: her.