Chapter 20 Storytelling

Exposure to books is a means of developing a desire to read.

• True

• False

Books help children better understand themselves.

• True

• False

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Storytelling helps children understand other people.

• True

• False

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In family life books, the main character must confront witches and giants.

• True

• False

Fairy tales are usually the first type of book shared with children.

• True

• False

The best illustrations contain a lot of detail and shading.

• True

• False

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Illustrations in children's books should represent the written word.

• True

• False

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The book's binding should allow it to lie flat when opened.

• True

• False

Stories should reflect the child'rs developmental level, background and experience.

• True

• False

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Two-year-olds prefer books about things they know, do, and enjoy.

• True

• False

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