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

How to cope with being a social outcast
Confide in a loved one.
Although it can be difficult, it can help to find a supportive person in your life who will be a good listener, like your parents, a favorite teacher, or other loved ones. When young people are hurting because of their relationships with their peers, they should confide in supportive adults.

Choices:
(i) Talk about how you feel when you are excluded. Feeling like you are heard and understood can help make you feel better..
(ii) Most of these people are people who are positive and understanding. A trusted social group, such as a group of friends, can help you deal with being a social outcast..
(iii) Unfortunately, many families exclude adult peers from the social scene. Not only is this really sad, but it is also hurtful for those experiencing the trauma..
(iv) Choose a supportive teacher that you think will provide comfort to your child and can understand their concerns. Keep in mind, however, that your children will not learn from these teachers so be sure they're an appropriate source of comfort..
The answer is:
(i)