Directions:　Read through the text below and then choose from the list in the drop down menu following the text the best clause to fill each of the numbered spaces. Some of the suggested answers do not fit at all.Learning How to BehaveExample: （0）－J“which is usually overlooked”　　Most people are unaware they possess a quite remarkable skill, （0）　　because it exercised daily, and in the most ordinary of contexts. But without it, our lives would be unfulfilled and empty. It is the ability to relate to others, to engage them in conversation, to operate as social and sociable individuals and to develop both short-term and long-term relationships （1）　　. We are not born with this ability. There is nothing wired into the human brain （2）　　. To perform effectively in a world （3）　　, encounters and relationships, we have to learn what to do. Small babies, as any parent will remember, are among the least sociable beings （4）　　.　　They are totally demanding, utterly selfish and scream with rage if their every whim is not immediately satisfied. Somehow this unlikely raw material is transformed over the years into a being （5）　　on being able to form reciprocal bonds with others and to follow complex rules （6）　　. The monstrous infant becomes the caring, responsible adult whose life experiences revolve around both the joys and pains, and the giving and receiving, of friendships and other relationships. It is this remarkable transformation which is the central characteristic of being human.　　[A]that you could imagine　　[B]which relies for its survival　 [C]that relies so heavily on social interaction　　[D]which nobody understands, not even scientists　　[E]which lies at the heart of our very existence as human beings　　[F]that takes a lifetime to learn and practice　　[G]that govern every aspect of its social life　　[H]that provides us with set response to social situations　　[I]that they do without conscious thought　　[J]which is usually overlooked