Keeping secrets

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<I’m pretty good ......... ... secrets, Beth, unless it’s giving away the ending of a movie – I’m always doing that!

• on keeping

• at telling

• at keeping

• of telling

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<.........you find it hard to keep secrets, or take them with you to the grave, keeping secrets is often considered something bad.!

• Whether

• Only if

• Despite

• Nevertheless

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<Now, psychological studies ............ a more positive side to secrets>

• are uncover

• are uncovering

• are discover

• discover

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<And then there's other secrets that the whole point of keeping them secret is to.......... them.

• releave

• relive

• reveal

• retell

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<Dr Slepian ........... between positive and negative secrets.>

• diminishes

• distinguishes

• different

• reveals

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<They’re like..............., an activity you really enjoy doing, but which also gives you a feeling of guilt or shame for doing it.

• a guilty pleasure

• a guilt trip

• a guilt pleasure

• a guilty secret

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<Positive secrets, on the other ..........., include things like marriage proposals, the act of asking someone to marry you.

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<Here, the phrase the ........point is used to mean the most important reason or purpose for something.

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<In some cultures, it is said that if it's good news, especially.............. pregnancy, don't share it till the time, you know,>

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<A guilty pleasure is something you really enjoy doing but which also ............... you a feeling of guilt or shame.