Question

1. which of the following is an example of moderate behavior?

a. yelling at a parent during
a disagreement
b. explaining the cause of a
disagreement to a friend

1. which of the following is more likely to cause anxiety?

a. winning first prize in a
contest or game
b. not knowing how to leave a
bad situation

1. which of the following involves prowess?

a. the ability to accept failure when
challenged
b. the ability to solve a difficult
problem successfully

1. which of the following is an example of frantic behavior?

a. a group of people
fleeing an angry bull
b. a crowd of sports fans clapping
for a minor move on the field

Explanation:

Question 1

Moderate behavior is calm and reasonable. Option a (yelling) is aggressive, while option b (explaining) is a rational way to communicate during a disagreement.

Anxiety often comes from uncertainty or being stuck. Option a (winning a prize) is positive, but option b (not knowing how to leave a bad situation) creates uncertainty and stress, leading to anxiety.

Prowess means great skill or ability in doing something. Option a is about accepting failure, while option b is about successfully solving a difficult problem, which shows skill (prowess).

Answer:

b. explaining the cause of a disagreement to a friend

Question 2