How Can We Control Anger? Class 10 Words and Expressions 2

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Anger Management A Speech. ☝☝☝


How Can We Control Anger? Class 10 Words and Expressions 2


Comprehension 1


1. What is the central idea of the passage?

  • A. Anger is always harmful.
  • B. Anger is a rare emotion.
  • C. Anger should be expressed aggressively.
  • D. Anger can be controlled with effective strategies.

2. According to the passage, why is it important to control anger?

  • A. To assert dominance over others.
  • B. To avoid regretting consequences later.
  • C. To express frustration openly.
  • D. To show one's assertiveness.

3. How does the passage describe anger?

  • A. A rare and unhealthy emotion.
  • B. A normal and healthy emotion.
  • C. An emotion that only affects others.
  • D. A feeling that cannot be controlled.

4. What does the passage suggest as a strategy to calm down when angry?

  • A. Yelling at others.
  • B. Holding onto anger.
  • C. Ignoring the situation.
  • D. Taking deep breaths.

5. According to the passage, why should we avoid holding grudges?

  • A. Because grudges can be harmful to oneself.
  • B. Because it's popular opinion.
  • C. Because it's impossible to hold grudges.
  • D. Because it's a sign of weakness.

6. What does the passage suggest about handling stressful situations?

  • A. Ignoring them.
  • B. Avoiding the situation.
  • C. Blaming others.
  • D. Becoming physically active.

7. According to the passage, what can help us let go of anger or frustration?

  • A. Holding onto negative feelings.
  • B. Avoiding physical activity.
  • C. Making funny faces at the mirror.
  • D. Ignoring the situation.

8. What does the passage imply about responding to anger?

  • A. Responding immediately without thinking.
  • B. Taking time to calm down before responding.
  • C. Expressing anger aggressively.
  • D. Ignoring the situation.

9. According to the passage, what can we control in challenging situations?

  • A. Circumstances and people.
  • B. Our response and attitude.
  • C. Others' behavior.
  • D. Nothing at all.

10. What does the passage encourage us to nurture?

  • A. Hatred towards others.
  • B. Love for oneself only.
  • C. Love for others.
  • D. Frustration with others.

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