Question

Question was provided via image upload.

Explanation:

Analyze the visible question elements

The image asks to "Choose the pronoun that correctly completes the sentence." However, the sentence itself is missing or cut off from the image. Only the multiple-choice options are visible: "he", "her", "she", and "hers".

Evaluate pronoun cases of the options

• "he" and "she" are subjective (nominative) case pronouns, used as subjects of a verb.
• "her" can be an objective case pronoun or a possessive adjective.
• "hers" is a possessive pronoun used to show ownership without a following noun.

Determine the most likely intended question

Without the sentence, a definitive answer cannot be determined. However, in typical middle school grammar exercises testing these specific options, a common pattern is distinguishing between possessive adjectives ("her") and possessive pronouns ("hers"), or subjective vs. objective cases. Since the input is incomplete, we will explain the grammatical function of each option so the student can apply it to their specific sentence.

Answer:

The sentence to be completed is missing from the image. Here is how to choose the correct pronoun based on your sentence:

• Choose he or she if the pronoun is the subject performing the action in the sentence (e.g., "___ went to the store.").
• Choose her if the pronoun is the object receiving the action (e.g., "We saw _.") or if it is a possessive adjective describing a noun that immediately follows it (e.g., "That is _ book.").
• Choose hers if it is a possessive pronoun showing ownership and no noun follows it (e.g., "That book is ___.").