Multiple choice

Directions: Select the right meaning of the phrase given below from the given choices.

To keep one's temper

  1. to become angry

  2. to be in a good mood

  3. to be aloof from

  4. None of these
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

'To keep one's temper' means to remain calm and not get angry. Option B correctly states this means being in a good, controlled mood. Option A is the opposite - becoming angry means losing one's temper. Option C suggests detachment, which is different from emotional control.

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