Question

larry is reading out aesops fables to his younger brother. his brother stops and thinks about the storys moral at the end. what is his brother doing? trying to understand the cohesion of the plot. trying to understand the dialogue of the story. trying to reflect on the meaning of the story. trying to grasp the vocabulary used in the story

Explanation:

When someone stops to think about the story's moral at the end, they are reflecting on the meaning of the story. The moral is the underlying message or lesson of the story, which relates to its overall meaning. Options about plot cohesion, dialogue, and vocabulary do not directly involve considering the moral (meaning) of the story.

Answer:

Trying to reflect on the meaning of the story.