One of my closest friends for years has been saying that her son, “D” and my son, “C” are best friends. I know that my son has always had “D” close to his heart and considers him his best friend. But “D” treats my son very badly at school in front of their schoolmates. For the last couple of years, he had excluded my son in break play and when my son was playing with other kids, “D” would join in and then pull the kids away after a couple of minutes and leave him behind. There’re many other such examples. “C” is always putting the relationship first but “D” not.
I finally had a conversation with my friend about the matter. She couldn’t help crying and promised that she would push the relationship with the boys, because she didn’t want to lose me as a friend. However, since that conversation I’ve had resentment(怨恨) towards her as I feel that I’m cheated(欺骗).
My questions are many as I am confused with how I should feel towards my friend. Am I wrong to be feeling this way towards her? I feel very resentful. Also, I feel badly for my son. I ask him if everything is fine in school and he is always telling me that it is. I see all the kids hanging out after the bell rings, and my son is not in the crowd, so I feel very sad for him. My son is always asked to travel with other kids, but sometimes I think it’s because all the parents are so receptive to driving and taking the kids our so that my son fits in. Can you help me sort out this confusion? 1. It can be inferred from the passage that the author’s son____. A. is very sad at school B. values his friendship with D
C. feels helpless about his situation D. tends to treat “D” in the same way 2. What did D’s mother feel when the author talked to her? A. She felt very sorry and sad. B. She didn’t think it was true. C. She stopped their talk at once. D. She pretended not to know it. 3. the author is very resentful mainly because she feels that____. A. D’s mother destroyed their friendship B. D doesn’t put his relationship with C first C. nobody would like to play with her son D. D’s mother has been dishonest with her
4. What can be learned from the fourth paragraph?
A. the author’s son is actually well accepted by other children. B. The author’s son is always ready to play with other children. C. Other parents are willing to let the author’s son play with theirs. D. The author doesn’t think her son has a good time at school. 5. what conclusion can be drawn from the passage? A. The author has solved her confusion.
B. It’s D’s mother who wants D to end his friendship with C. C. Children’s friendships can hurt relationships among parents. D. Taking part in a parent community isn’t good for children.
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