1. the bronte family produced three novelists: emily, charlotte, and anne. (family is adjective adverb preposition noun 2. charlotte worked as a teacher and governess, but she wrote verse on the side. (but is adjective adverb preposition conjunction 3. in 1845, she discovered that her sisters emily and anne also wrote poetry. (her is preposition adverb pronoun noun 4. the sisters collected their poems in a volume, using pseudonyms currer, ellis, and acton bell. (poems is noun pronoun verb adverb

1. Family is a noun

2. But is an conjuction

3. Her is a (none of the options)

4. Poems is an noun

Explanation:

1. Nouns are words use to identify people, objects and places. In this sentece, the noun "The Bronte Family" is used as the subject.

2. Conjunction are words use to join ideas whithin a sentence, a paragraph o a text. In sentence 2, "but" to show that Charlotte worked not in one proffesion, but in different issues.

3. "Her" is the possesive adjetive to she, therefore it is neither a preposition nor an adverb nor a pronoun nor a noun.

4. Nouns are words use to identify people, objects and places. In sentece 4, the noun "poems" is used to identify what the sisters collected.

i think you should write from the heart and think what truely makes a hero. i can’t do this for you. even though this is it’s up to you.