Have you ever seen a person with a bad attitude? A person with a bad attitude does not speak very nicely to others. The golden rule says that if you have nothing nice to say, you should not say anything.1.The way your voice sounds when you talk is called your tone of voice(語氣). Your tone of voice tells others about your attitude. Your attitude is great when you are happy. You smile.2.You hold your head up. You make eye contact(接觸). On the other hand, you might have a bad attitude when you are angry. You frown(皺眉).3.You make trouble because you are not happy with the situation.

You are in control of how you act and how you sound. Do you know that you can say one sentence in two very different ways? Your tone of voice tells others if you have a good attitude or not. Say this sentence -I do not want to wear that, Mom.

4.Then say the same sentence with grumbling in your voice. Also, put a frown on your face. The tones will sound very different. Can you tell the difference? If you say this sentence with grumbling in your voice, you may hear your parents say,”5.“What they are really saying is that you need to change how you are speaking. They want you to follow the golden rule and speak in a kinder way.

A. You speak kindly to others.

B. Please don't take that tone with me.

C. First say it with a smile on your face.

D. This rule tells people to speak kindly to others.

E. You hang your head and step heavily.

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