Question 12 - High School English II: Reading Practice Test for the STAAR test

If you don’t talk about your feelings with others, it’s not a big deal. Eventually you will get over it and learn to move past the hurt or frustration that other person caused.

It is important to not be angry at other people. When you feel slighted or wronged, just turn the other cheek and ignore the negativity.

If you talk about your anger or frustrations with people in your life, the anger or frustration will dissipate and you’ll feel better. If you don’t talk about your emotions and they remain bottled up inside, they will fester and lead to bad consequences.

It is important to make friends you can trust with your innermost thoughts and feelings. Those friends will support you in times of sadness or uncertainty and anybody who doesn’t should not be considered a friend.