What is page 230 mostly about?

• Most of the time people get along, but sometimes they do not.

• Getting along is a bad thing.

• It's fun to argue.

• Sometimes it's OK to mean to other people.

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The passage talks about how it is okay to feel angry when you have a conflict with someone. What does the word conflict mean?

• laugh

• problem

• show

• visit

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Why do some people want to be alone when they are angry?

• to read

• to calm down

• to practice a game

• to yell at their friends

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Why is it important to talk and worth things out during a conflict?

• Talking is fun and you might laugh.

• It's not important.

• Talking can solve the conflict and make everyone feel better.

• It's better to stay quiet than it is to talk.

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On page 234, what is one way the text tells you to use respectful words?

• By keeping your mouth shut.

• By being nice

• By smiling at each other.

• Don't call each other names.

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On page 235, what does the passage say you should do if you are stuck?

• hit

• ignore

• takes ides

• ask for help

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On page 236, what does it take to peacefully solve conflicts?

• being mean

• practice

• laughing

• walking away

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Why does the author say people should talk about their feelings?

• so they can feel better

• so they won't feel alone

• so they can listen to others

• so they won't get blamed for things

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On page 237, what is one way the text says you can deal with anger?

• by hitting someone

• by yelling at someone

• by reading a book

• by ignoring someone

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Why did the author write the passage?

• to tell who argues

• to tell how to take turns

• to tell where to meet someone

• to tell why people should work together

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