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Students are leaving the junior high school. What are they taking with them? A lot of things for sure,
but the most important thing is friends.
We asked some teachers to give us one last lesson. The lesson is proverbs (谚语、格言) about friends.
Proverbs teach people about life. Older people often teach proverbs to younger people. Every culture has
proverbs. They are short and easy to remember.
Mrs Minelli says, "It is important to remember this Sicilian proverb, 'Only your real friends will tell you
when your face is dirty.' It means that only good friends tell you when you are making a mistake."
Mr Schmidt says, "I have a favourite proverb about friends. 'Friendship is a plant we must water.' It is
German. It means that we need to take care of friends like we take care of a garden." Mr Tulga says, "My
grandfather in Turkey told me, 'Nobody is so rich that he can throw away a friend.' It means that everyone
needs friends. Be good to them."
The good news is: there is no test for this lesson. The bad news is-we will miss you. Goodbye, friends!
Don't forget us!
1. As the proverb says, _____ will tell you when you are making mistakes.
A. real friends
B. older people
C. some teachers
D. younger people
2. Which is the best proverb to the meaning "Take care of friends like we take care of a garden"?
A. A friend is easier lost than found.
B. Friendship is a plant we must water.
C. Nobody is so rich that he can throw away a friend.
D. Only your real friends will tell you when your face is dirty.
3. Which of the following is true from the passage?
A. Only some countries have their proverbs about friends.
B. After the last lesson, the students will have a test for it.
C. If you are rich enough, you can throw away your friends.
D. Proverbs are usually short, and they teach people about life.
4. The writer of the passage mainly wants us to know _____.
A. some proverbs about culture
B. ways to take care of a friend
C. the importance of friendship
D. students' feelings in the last lesson