Multiple choice softskills communication

To keeps one's temper

  1. To become hungry

  2. To be in good mood

  3. To preserve ones energy

  4. To be aloof from

  5. None of these
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The idiom 'to keep one's temper' means to maintain composure and remain calm even when provoked. Therefore, 'to be in a good mood' (or at least a controlled one) is the closest fit. 'To preserve energy' or 'be aloof' do not relate to the emotional regulation of anger.

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