Question 1: Mad Libs A Mad Lib is a paragraph or story with blanks. You ask someone for words to fill in the blanks, and then read them the resulting story, which often is silly and funny, particularly to children. Write a simple C++ program that asks for a noun, a verb, and an adjective from the user, and then inserts them into a paragraph you wrote, and prints the new paragraph to the console. Assume that the noun will be singular, and be sure to use it once in that form, and once in its plural form. For example: // anything like [this] is entered by the user // anything like is your program using the user's input. Please enter a noun: [noun] Please enter a verb: [verb] Please enter an adjective: [adjective] Once upon a time there was a student named Jesse. They had an old, low-res , and they kept failing the onboarding exam for ProctorTrack. They verb > a friend for help, and the friend said, "Didn't you know what > s vary widely in resolution? Borrow my >, and you will do fine