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vii) Which activities can help to keep arguments under control? (a) Learning to remain calm (c) Taking a break from the argument (vii) How does "Time Out' help' in argument? (a) Both people in the argument become calm (b) One can easily come to an agreement (c) Argument is easily solved (ix) The second paragraph suggests that (a) we must share our workload (b) how we start a discussion is very important (c) our words can hurt people (d) we must use words that do not presuppose an argument (x) What must one do while arguing? (a) Bring other topics into the argument (c) Stop exaggerating (xi) We can strengthen relationships by (a) learning to argue clearly (c) learning to argue fairly (xii) Choose the option that correctly states the meanings of 'exaggerate, as used in the (b) Learning to apologise (d) All of these (d) All of these (b) Raise your voice (d) Blaming one another (b) learning to remain calm (d) learning to avoid arguments passage. 1. To make it large 2. To underestimate it 3. To overvalue it 4. To overestimate it 5. To undermine it 6. To understand it as important (a) 1,3 and 6 (b) 2 and 4 (c) 2 and 5 (d) 3,4 and 6​

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