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Life Orientation Question 1.1.20

Life Orientation Grade 12 · Limpopo Question Bank 2021 (Part 1)

The following qualities are necessary for a successful, long-lasting relationship:

Limpopo DoE 2021 1 mark (1) Relationships and Communication Term 1

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Question 1.1.20 of Life Orientation Grade 12, Provincial Question Bank (Limpopo DoE, 2021). It tests the Term 1 ATP topic Relationships and Communication.

  • TermTerm 1
  • ATP topicRelationships and Communication
  • PaperLimpopo Question Bank 2021 (Part 1)
  • Marks1 mark for the correct letter
  • A Respect and honesty
  • B Wealth and honesty
  • C Respect and status
  • D Status and honesty
Answer
1 mark

A: Respect and honesty.

Respect and honesty build trust, which is the base of any lasting relationship. Wealth and status do not keep a relationship healthy.

Study this in your textbook: Focus Life Orientation Grade 12, Chapter 1, Unit 3: Positive relationships and communication.

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