Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6. Although your personality may be inherited to some degree, (1) ___________ . But as you enter your teenage years, who plays the more significant role in this process: your family or your friends? During the early years of your life, (2) ___________ . Even though your parents take responsibility for shaping your behaviour, it is probably your siblings who have the greatest effect. For example, how you interact with your brother or sister while playing games may affect how competitive or conciliatory you become. Similarly, you are more likely to be thick-skinned (3) ___________ sibling! However, once you enter your teenage years, you spend less time with your family and more time with your friends. Moreover, you start (4) ___________ and how you would like to develop. Consequently, you may choose friends whose personality traits you admire. You may even go so far as to emulate those traits. At the same time, you may start to distance yourself from your family, (5) ___________ , since that is part of growing up and becoming more independent.         Although your family remains an important part of your life, it is clear to me that, during your teenage years, your social circle exerts a greater influence. (6) ___________ , but new ones will develop as you make your way towards adulthood with the help of your friends.Question 4.(1)A.it is clearly also influenced by the people around youB.it’s evident that the people in your environment also play a roleC.the people around you have an impact on it as wellD.your personality is also impacted by those in your vicinityQuestion 5.(2)A.you primarily spend your time with your familyB.your family is whom you spend most of your timeC.most of your time is spent with your familyD.your time is dedicated to being with your familyQuestion 6.(3)A.despite growing up with an insensitiveB.if you grow up with an insensitiveC.were you to grow up with an insensitiveD.had you grown up with an insensitiveQuestion 7.(4)A.to become more aware of your own personalityB.becoming less conscious of your own personalityC.to increase your awareness of your own personalityD.to develop a greater awareness of your own personalityQuestion 8.(5)A.despite having a close relationship with themB.regardless of having a good relationship with themC.even if you have a good relationship with themD.not with standing your close relationship with themQuestion 9.(6)A.Many aspects of your personality from childhood can surviveB.Many personality traits develop during childhoodC.Many personality traits are likely to endure from childhoodD.Many personality traits will survive from childhood