Answer:
- short-tempered
- thick-skinned
- well-behaved
- open-minded
- hard-working
- easy-going
Explanation:
As these compound adjectives state with the sum of their two parts, their meanings are a combination of the two elements of the adjective.
A short-tempered person could also be described as an impatient or an irascible individual.
A thick-skinned person is able to endure a significant amount of criticism or discomfort without being overly affected.
A well-behaved person follows the rules.
An open-minded person does not criticize what he or she perceives as different, but rather accepts it as something new.
A hard-working person is diligent and productive.
An easy-going person does not stress too easily or become angry or irate over trivial issues.
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The word ‘Whether’ is the correlating conjunction
