I can still remember the day I met my best friend Judy. She had just moved into the neighborhood and her grandmother brought her down to meet me. I hid behind my mother and she hid behind her grandmother. Both dared not look at each other. But soon we were no longer shy,and started playing with each other.

In the 7th grade,I was no longer so friendly with her. She was going through family problems then,and I deserted her to make friends with some more interesting people. None of my new friends liked her because they thought she was not cool. However,every summer we would visit each other,watch soap operas and talk about the boys we liked.

It was not until last year that I noticed the problem. She was no longer that happy girl I had known before. But at that time,she made a new best friend and so did I. So I didn't take it seriously. Then I was told that she cut herself!

She was diagnosed (診斷) with clinical depression (抑4卩癥) .At first,I was very upset,but we still kept in touch. I wanted to be there with her because her new best friend was justaway from her and people said she was crazy.

Yesterday she came to me and said ," I never knew what a best friend was until I met you. You're the only person who would stop me cutting. I appreciate your help so much that I think even my sister couldn't have done more and better than you."

We both cried. A friend is not someone who plays and laughs together with you,but the one who worries about you and cries for you. Let us be a true friend.

(   ) 6. The writer and Judy both hid behind because they felt        when they met for the first time.

   A. worried   B. shameful   C. shy   D. upset

(   ) 7. The underlined word "deserted" in Paragraph 2 is the closest in meaning to "         ”.

   A. went away from   B. advised   C. took care of   D. introduced

(   ) 8. Judy was diagnosed with clinical depression. The most probable cause is         .

   A. she was too busy in high school

   B. she was too shy to solve her family problems

   C. she couldn't learn how to make new friends

   D. she went through family problems and her friends deserted her

(   ) 9. According to Judy's words,we can learn that         .

   A. the writer never helped her

   B. the writer helped her all the time

   C. the writer always felt guilty herself

   D. the writer lost touch with her since they met

(   ) 10. This passage mainly talks about         .

   A. we should turn up whenever our friends need help

   B. how to help a friend when they are in trouble

   C. a friend in need is a friend indeed

   D. when making new friends,never forget old friends

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   D. He wanted to give the glasses back to the author's grandfather.

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   B. Because they didn't listen to the director carefully.

   C. Because they never sent glasses toIndia.

   D. Because they didn't know there was a typhoon.

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   A. The bad things may be actually good for us.

   B. Glasses can be very useful for some people.

   C. We should try not to confuse others while giving a speech.

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