Question

1 Read and answer the questions. 1) Being a friend is not always easy. But having no friends is a tragedy for many teenagers. So what is a true and devoted friend? How can you answer the question? 2) Do you think you should have one close friend, your BFF or is it possible to have some? 3) What personal qualities should a teenager have so that you can call him/her a friend? 4) Do you think friendship is possible between a grown-up and a teenager? 5) Can a member of your family be your friend? 6) What personal qualities will never let you call a boy or girl your friend? 7) What things are unforgivable in a friend? 8) Do you think people are sometimes too dependent on their friends? Why is it dangerous?

Answer 1

1. Good and devoted friends are always loyal and supportive. They accept you for who you are.
2. The number of people you want to be friends with depends on you.  It's wonderful to have friends. It doesn't matter whether it's a small group or a big group.
3. Any teenager should be trustworthy, honest and loyal to the people he cares about if he wants to be a good friend to someone.  
4. It is certainly possible.
5. My grandmother was my friend. We had the same interests.
6. If someone often lies and spills your secrets, he or she cannot be your friend.
7. Saying hurtful things and stealing are unforgivable things in a friend.
8. I think sometimes people may become too dependent on their friends. It can be dangerous. Because everyone is responsible for the life he lives and all decisions he makes.

Answer 2

1) What is the topic of the reading passage?
The topic of the reading passage is about friendship and what makes a true and devoted friend.

2) Should a person have only one BFF or is it possible to have more than one close friend?
The passage does not have a clear answer to this question.

3) What personal qualities should a teenager have for someone to consider them a friend?
The passage does not have a clear list of personal qualities, but it suggests that being a true and devoted friend is not always easy.

4) Is it possible for a grown-up and teenager to be friends?
The passage does not have a clear answer to this question.

5) Can a family member be a friend?
The passage does not have a clear answer to this question.

6) What personal qualities would prevent someone from being considered a friend?
The passage does not have a clear list of personal qualities, but it suggests there may be some qualities that would make a person undeserving of the title "friend."

7) What are some unforgivable things a friend can do?
The passage does not give a clear answer to this question.

8) Is it dangerous for people to be too dependent on their friends? Why or why not?
The passage suggests it may be dangerous for people to be too dependent on their friends, but it does not go into detail about why.