Children whose parents asked them questions while reading a story to them were more likely to comprehend and produce target words than those whose parents only read to them.

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This statement is true according to research on the effects of parent-child interactions during storybook reading on children's language development. Asking questions while reading helps children to better understand and retain the information presented in the story, as well as to expand their vocabulary and language skills.

Children Whose Parents Asked Them Questions While Reading a Story