1. 阅读理解

Should friends be different or the same? Different people have different ideas. The following is what four of my classmates talk about their friends.

My name is Susan. I am outgoing. I like to have friends who are similar to me. Both my best friend Linda and I like travelling. We went to Italy with our families last summer holiday. We stayed there for two weeks. Next year, we want to go Paris.

My name is Mary. I like to have friends who are different from me. My best friend Betty is shorter and more outgoing than me. I am quiet and I like reading very much. Betty likes sports and she plays ping—pong very well.

I'm Peter. I like to have friends who like me. It can be very helpful. I'm a little quiet and my good friend Rick is quiet too. Sometimes I don't know what to do with my problems; but he can tell me what I should do, because he knows about me better than people who are different from me.

I'm Bill. I have both kinds of friends. I think it is important. That makes my life more interesting.

1. （1） How long did Susan stay in Italy last summer holiday?

   A . For a week B . For two weeks C . For three weeks D . For a month
3. （2） Betty is good at playing         .

   A . basketball B . football C . Ping—pong D . tennis
5. （3） Who is Peter's good friend?

   A . Linda B . Betty C . Rick D . Bill
7. （4） Why does Bill think it's important to have both kinds of friends?

   A . Because that makes his life more interesting. B . Because more friends can give him more help. C . Because he likes playing different kinds of sports. D . Because he likes making friends with others.
9. （5） How many students of the four like to have friends who are similar?

   A . 1 B . 2 C . 3 D . 4