This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to get along with your brother or sister
Think before you speak.
Though it isn't always easy, thinking before you speak is important in improving the communication between you and your siblings. It not only prevents things from escalating into an argument, but can keep you from saying words you'll later regret.

Available choices:
*Always do your best to think before you speak. Remember you have a right to speak up for yourself.;
*When you feel yourself getting angry take a moment and count to 10. If you still haven't calmed down, excuse yourself and leave the room.;
*It's important to be able to say what you think and feel without any second thinking at all, without fear of other people eavesdropping on you or noting how you're feeling. Say everything out loud to yourself, making sure everyone can hear you.;
*Thinking before you speak will get you in the habit of consciously thinking before you speak. Every day you're driving your siblings home, you're thinking impulsively, even if you don't mean to.;
The answer is:
When you feel yourself getting angry take a moment and count to 10. If you still haven't calmed down, excuse yourself and leave the room.