Identify the types of engines that typically include propellers.

The choice highlighting reciprocating and turboprop engines as types that typically include propellers is accurate because both of these engine types are designed specifically to drive a propeller for thrust generation.

Reciprocating engines, commonly found in general aviation aircraft, utilize pistons to convert fuel into mechanical energy which turns the propeller. This design is efficient at lower speeds and altitudes, making it suitable for smaller aircraft.

Turboprop engines, on the other hand, use a gas turbine engine to drive a propeller. The turbine generates the necessary power, and through a reduction gearbox, this power turns the propeller. Turboprops are well-suited for regional and commuter aircraft, balancing speed and fuel efficiency at relatively low altitudes.

In contrast, turbojet and jet engines primarily produce thrust through jet propulsion rather than driving a propeller, which is why they are not included in the correct answer. Similarly, while electric and hybrid engines can use propellers in some configurations, they do not inherently include them in the traditional sense of engine types as described in the question. Therefore, the correct identification of engine types that typically include propellers is reciprocating and turboprop engines.