Friendship

Daniel's _________ nature allowed him to form a wide network of friends, as he actively sought out social opportunities and enthusiastically participated in group activities, making him a sought-after companion for socializing.

• extroverted

• 
  introverted

• 
  an extrovert

• 
  an introvert

As _______, I prefer deep one-on-one conversations over large social gatherings, which can sometimes make it challenging to navigate romantic relationships that heavily emphasize socializing and extroverted activities.

• an extrovert

• 
  extrovert

• 
  an introvert

• 
  introvert

Sarah and Mark met at a party and instantly hit it off. They exchanged numbers and made plans ________ the next day to get to know each other better.

• 
  to chat

• 
  to chating

• chat

• to having a chat

As _______, Emily found it easier to open up and express herself through online platforms where she didn't need to talk to people in person. She joined a social networking group where she could find like-minded individuals ________ with and build meaningful relationships.

• 
  an introvert/to chat

• 
  an extrovert/to chat

• 
  an introvert/chat

• 
  extrovert/chatting

Sarah joined the local book club __________ new people and expand her social circle.

• 
  to got to know

• 
  got to know

• 
  to get to know

• 
  getting to know

Jack volunteered at the community center ________ his neighbors and build stronger relationships within the community.

• 
  chat with

• 
  to get to know

• 
  to foster

• 
  to chat

Good ___________ are important workplace skills that help you communicate or talk will all types of people, including managers, coworkers and customers.

• 
  Technical Skills

• 
  Interpersonal Skills

• Time Management Skills

• 
  Organizational Skills

In order to learn how to control your emotions you need to learn to separate your emotions from your ________________.

• 
  Thoughts

• 
  Actions

• 
  Desires

• 
  Anger

A: Do you .................. Mary?

B: No, never. How can I trust her?

She isn’t honest at all.

• 
  back up

• 
  count on

• text

• 
  apologise

A: How was the party?

B: .............................. . We had great fun!

• 
  awesome

• 
  excited

• 
  terrible

• 
  sorry