Exercise 2: Multiple Choice Choose the correct word (a, b, or c) to complete each sentence. 1. Stories make words easier to remember and use (a. correctly, b. slowly, c. loudly). 2. In a story about a family, words like 'father' and 'mother' will appear (a. once, b. never, c. again and again). 3. A funny or sad story helps learners remember the vocabulary (a. worse, b. better, c. less). 4. Learners can see adjectives, verbs, and nouns combined in (a. natural, b. of strange, c. old) ways. 5. Creating new endings for a story builds (a. boredom, b. creativity, c. silence). 6. Reading stories develops imagination and (a. guessing, b. writing, c. running) skills. 7. Acting out stories gives a chance to use vocabulary in real (a. communication, b. sleep, c. food). 8. Writing short stories with new words is a great (a. problem, b. exercise, c. mistake). 9. Digital stories give more opportunities to practice outside the (a. classroom, b. park, c. shop). 10. Curiosity about what happens next keeps learners (a. focused o tired).