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Model  2:  It  takes  patience  to  learn  to  knit.  It  takes
                                          courage to live by your principles. It takes stamina and
                                          determination to compete. It takes skill to ride a horse.

                             assertive       curious          obstinate       superstitious
                             blunt           frank            permissive      suspicious
                             careless        gregarious       pessimistic     trustworthy
                             competitive     inquisitive      reasonable      unsociable
                             crafty          methodical       spontaneous     weird


                            16. Fill in the correct word derived from the words in brackets.

                            As your children move towards  __(dependent)__, it is important to
                            make sure that they understand what  decent values are. To prevent
                            them  from  becoming  __(spoil)__  and  __(greed)__  you  should  not
                            indulge  them  too  much.  To  make  sure  that  they  grow  up  well-
                            __(manner)__ they should be taught to be polite from an early age.
                            Children should be scolded for bad __(behave)__, which will be an
                            __(effect)__ way of helping them distinguish right from wrong. You
                            need to reward your children when they do things well to give them
                            sense of __(proud)__ but you must be careful not to overdo it or they
                            may become ___(conceit)__. You should try to make your children
                            __(tolerate)__  and  __(respect)__  of  other  people's  belief's  by
                            exposing them to different races and cultures. Parents should try to
                            place  great  __(important)__  on  setting  a  good  example  to  their
                            children,  because  children's  behaviour  is  often  an  __(imitate)__  of
                            that of their parents.

                            17. Give equivalents to the following idiomatic expressions .

                              Fat  as  an  alderman;  straight/swift  as  an  arrow;  pale/white  as
                                ashes; innocent as a babe unborn; bald as an egg/ a billiard ball;
                                neat as a bandbox; bald /balmy /bandy /barmy /miserable/poor as
                                a bandicoot; tame as a chicken; lively/merry as a cricket; fresh as
                                a  daisy;    plain  as  day  /daylight;    pale/still/sure/white  as  death;
                                fleet as a deer;  slippery as an eel; fine/fit as a fiddle; cold as ice;
                                hard  as  iron;    grave/sober  as  a  judge;  fair/pure  as  a  lily;
                                bold/brave as a lion;  playful as a kitten;  quiet as a lamb; mad as
                                a frilled lizard;



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