1.What examples does the writer give to show that storytelling is popular in the modern world?
The author, as an example, talks about a parent who reads a fairy tale to his child, about our favorite films and thrillers, about friends who tell jokes.
2.What point is the writer making in paragraph 2?
In paragraph 2, the author makes it clear that stories can not only be entertaining and emotionally engaging, some stories can warn people from danger, can protect someone's life.
3.What did the Neanderthal man not want to do when telling the story?
He didn’t want his friends to be scared, didn’t want them to go into that rift where, as it turned out, the saber-toothed tiger lived, which tore his friend to shreds.
4.How have storytellers contributed to society in different cultures?
In all cultures, storytellers have made a huge contribution to the exploration of distant lands, most often the storytellers were travelers who returned from distant lands to bring interesting stories to their people.
5.How did storytellers manage to keep people interested in their stories over the years?
With the help of eloquence, and travel, every day away from home, the story became more and more interesting, and coupled with excellent eloquence, the stories became very interesting and exciting.
6.Why can stories be very important for a country and its culture?
Because stories can warn, surprise, make you sad and rejoice, stories can provoke disputes and discussions, stories can show how other countries and distant lands looked from the perspective of a traveler, show how completely different people live.
