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Which of the following is an appropriate way to express anger?

• Keeping quiet and bottling up emotions.

• Yelling and screaming at the top of your lungs.

• Using "I" statements to express how you feel.

• Using physical violence to intimidate the other person.

• Refusing to speak to the person who made you angry.

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What is the difference between anger and annoyance?

• Anger is a strong emotion while annoyance is a mild emotion.

• Anger is caused by a serious offense while annoyance is caused by a minor irritation.

• Anger is a rational response while annoyance is an irrational response.

• Anger is a short-term emotion while annoyance is a long-term emotion.

• Anger is expressed outwardly while annoyance is kept inside.

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What is the best way to handle someone who is constantly annoying you?

• Ignore them completely.

• Get angry and confront them.

• Seek revenge by pulling pranks on them.

• Spread rumors about them to get back at them.

• Speak to them calmly and express how their behavior is affecting you.

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Which of the following is an example of passive-aggressive behavior?

• Yelling at someone for being late.

• Refusing to speak to someone who has offended you.

• Criticizing someone's work behind their back.

• Telling someone you are not angry when you clearly are.

• Punching a wall in frustration.

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What is the best way to calm down when you are feeling angry?

• Engage in physical activity like running or boxing.

• Take deep breaths and count to ten.

• Talk to a friend or loved one.

• Write down your thoughts and feelings.

• Meditate or do yoga.

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How can you tell if someone is angry or annoyed with you?

• They will avoid you and not speak to you.

• They will be loud and aggressive.

• They will use a lot of sarcasm.

• They will use "you" statements instead of "I" statements.

• They will express their feelings in a calm and rational manner.

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What is the most common verbal expression used to express embarrassment in English?

• "I'm sorry"

• "Excuse me"

• "Pardon me"

• "Thank you"

• "Goodbye"

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Which of the following situations may cause someone to feel embarrassed?

• Winning a competition

• Giving a speech in front of a large audience

• Spilling a drink on someone

• Being praised for their accomplishments

• Meeting a new friend

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Which of the following statements is an appropriate way to express embarrassment?

• "I'm awesome"

• "I can't believe I did that"

• "I'm not embarrassed"

• "That was easy"

• "I don't care"

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Which of the following situations may cause someone to feel embarrassed?

• Receiving a promotion at work

• Meeting a celebrity

• Completing a difficult task

• Getting a good grade on a test

• Losing a game

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