Question

An author enjambs lines to ______________?

maintain a meter
keep a consistent shape
connect ideas
enhance a rhyme

Answer 1

The First one has a sense in poetry but not in the question, so not this one.
The Second one doesn't really have to do with the term enjambed, so not this one either.
The Third one is basically the opposite definition of enjambed, as enjambed means to trick a reader into thinking of an idea then in the next line giving an idea that conflicts it.
The Fourth one has more of a relation to enjambment since it enhances the rhyme by adding confusion to the reader for a calculated term.

So your answer is Enhance a rhyme.

Really hope this helps.

Answer 2

enhance a rhyme

Step-by-step explanation:

Enjambing lines is what some writers do to be able to express what they want to do without loosing the rhyme, enjambing lines is done when the thought or idea of a sentence instead of ending on that verse continues into the next, and it is done to enhance the rhyme expressing fully the concept.