Discussion
Language development in children is promoted through :
(i) Story telling
(ii) Conversation
(iii) Social participation
(iv) Solitary play
Codes :
Answer: C
Language development in children is promoted by story telling (i), conversation (ii) and social participation (iii). Stories give new words and sentence patterns, conversation gives practice with an adult or a peer who responds, and social participation gives a reason and an audience for speaking. So the answer is (i), (ii) and (iii).
Solitary play (iv) is play alone, with no partner to talk to, so it gives little language practice. Options that include it are wrong.
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