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  1. They make up for the paucity of additional reading material for children.
  2. These are helpful in evaluating the students.
  3. These could be helpful in generation of students' interest in the subject.
  4. They could be helpful in understanding the nature of science.
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Option 2 : These are helpful in evaluating the students.

Textbooks are collections of standardized material that must be taught to the students.

  • They help in the teaching-learning process as well as, maintenance of previously acquired knowledge and the correlation of theoretical knowledge with real-life situations.

Importance of anecdotes, stories, and facts in textbooks-

  • Anecdotes are frequently portrayed as true stories about real people and events. It makes the subject matter interesting and also helps in understanding the nature of science.
  • Short stories between chapters help in introducing new ideas into a student's world and also help in the generation of students' interest in the subject.
  • Strange facts are the extra information provided about different concepts in a particular chapter. It makes up for the paucity of additional reading material for children and also draws the children's interest and curiosity towards the subject.

Hence, we conclude that the statement that is not correct regarding the presence of stories, anecdotes, and strange facts in the books is that these are helpful in evaluating the students.

  • Anecdotes, short stories, and strange facts present in textbooks have no role in the evaluation of students whereas they provide additional information to children and also develop their critical thinking.
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