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What is the definition of admiration?
What is the definition of admiration?
- A feeling of fear and anxiety
- A feeling of anger and frustration
- A feeling of great respect and approval (correct)
- A feeling of sadness and disappointment
What do considerate people do?
What do considerate people do?
- Show disrespect and unkindness to others
- Criticize and judge others
- Ignore the feelings of others
- Think about the rights and feelings of others and show kindness (correct)
What is the definition of attraction?
What is the definition of attraction?
- Sexual or romantic feelings in someone (correct)
- A feeling of sadness and disappointment
- A feeling of great respect and approval
- A feeling of anger and frustration
What do sensitive people do?
What do sensitive people do?
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What do caring people do?
What do caring people do?
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Study Notes
- The text provides definitions and examples of various positive traits such as being considerate, admiring, passionate, devoted, attracted, cuddly, tender, sensitive, caring, affectionate, love, connection, and warmth.
- Considerate people think about the rights and feelings of others and show kindness.
- Admiration is a feeling of great respect and approval.
- Passionate people have strong emotions or beliefs.
- Devoted people have strong love or loyalty for something or someone.
- Attraction causes sexual or romantic feelings in someone.
- Cuddly refers to the soft or appealing quality of something or someone that you would like to cuddle.
- Tender people show affection and love for someone or something.
- Sensitive people are aware of and understand the feelings of others.
- Caring people feel or show concern for others.
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