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In the passage "Aesop's Life," what is the effect of the anecdote about Aesop gaining the ability to tell meaningful stories? It shows that goddesses sometimes gave people gifts. It shows that goddesses sometimes gave people gifts. It indicates that Aesop told only sweet and harmless fables. It indicates that Aesop told only sweet and harmless fables. It suggests that Aesop tricked a goddess. It suggests that Aesop tricked a goddess. It warns of the risks of dealing with goddesses.

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The effect of the anecdote about Aesop gaining the ability to tell meaningful stories is B It shows that goddesses sometimes gave people gifts  is the effect of the anecdote about Aesop gaining the ability to tell meaningful stories.

What is the concept of the passage?

Aesop was born a slave and served two owners throughout his life,, Xanthus and Ladmon, however Ladmon was the one who emancipated Aesop because of how intelligent he was.

A brief fable or entertaining tale frequently based on true occurrences is known as an anecdote. The story of how Aesop got his freedom has the effect of demonstrating that intelligence is rewarded.

While movie figures were being discussed among school pupils, and one of the students related a meeting they had with one of the characters. When a story is told with a specific purpose so that an abstract concept can be shared with another person.

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