Q9: 'The Science of Emotions' - Read the passage aloud

Emotions are signals from the brain that help us respond to the world. Happiness, sadness, anger, and fear all serve a purpose. Scientists study emotions to understand behaviour and mental health. Hormones like dopamine and cortisol play a role in how we feel. In school, students learn to identify and manage emotions through wellbeing programs. Talking about feelings builds resilience and empathy. Emotions are part of being human—and understanding them helps us lead healthier lives.