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You will hear five persons talking about the most important thing for maintaining good relationships.
    For questions 9-13, choose from the list A-F what each speaker says.
    Use the letters only once. There is one extra letter which you do not need to use.
Speaker 1:
    I think neglect based on lack of attention damages relationships far more often than malicious abuse. There is nothing more vital to the bond you share with others than simply being there for them. When we pay attention to each other we breathe new life into each other. With frequent attention and affection, our relationships flourish, and we as individuals grow stronger. This is the side effect of a good relationship—we help heal each other’s wounds and support each other’s strengths.
Speaker 2:
    The entire fabric of our society relies on the positive beliefs we have about each other - a subtle, inherent trust. Trust is the greatest compliment you can give a person, which is even greater than love. The only way to build this trust, or find out if someone is trustworthy, is to trust them. When you do, without a doubt, you’ll automatically get one of two results: A friend for life or a lesson for life. Either way the outcome is positive — you determine which relationships are worth your long-term attention.
Speaker 3:
    For me, being honest is the most important thing. Be honest about what’s right, as well as what needs to be changed. Be honest about what you want a relationship to be and how you want to be treated. Be honest with every aspect of your relationships, always. The bottom line is that relationships don’t hurt. Lying, cheating and twisting reality until it screws with someone’s emotions is what hurts. Never mess with someone’s feelings just because you’re unsure of your own. If you are unsure in any way, be sure to say so. Always be open and honest.
Speaker 4:
    Forgiveness is one of the greatest virtues which we should always seek. Imagine if everyone you knew was willing both to apologize and to accept an apology. Is there any problem that you all would not be able to solve? The willingness to admit that we are all human, and to forgive sincerely, is a sign of your emotional strength and maturity. Ultimately, this forgiveness is for ourselves. Forgiveness is not saying, "What you did is OK." It is saying, "I’m not going to let what you did ruin my happiness forever." Forgiveness is the remedy for ourselves.
Speaker 5:
    Relationships don’t create joy, they reflect it. Joy comes from within. Relationships are simply mirrors of the combined joy that two people have as individuals. What you see in the mirror is what you see in your relationships. Your disappointment in others perfectly reflects your disappointment in yourself. Your acceptance of others perfectly reflects your acceptance of yourself. Thus, the first step to have a healthy relationship with anyone else is to have a healthy relationship with yourself. You are powerful and beautiful when you love yourself. So get up, look in the mirror and say, "I love you, and I mean it!"
That is the end of Part 2. You now have 20 seconds to copy your answers onto the Answer Sheet.