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Jack always talked about how many friends he had at school.One day,his grandpa said to him, "Jack,I don't think you have as many real friends as you think."
   Jack didn't agree with his grandpa.However,he wasn't sure who his real friends were.His grandpa said," I have something to help you to know this." Grandpa left and soon came back.He seemed to carry something in his hands,but Jack could see nothing there.
   "Here is a special chair for jye.ai.You can't see it because it's invisible.Take it to school tomorrow and show it to your friends.When you try to sit on it,it will help you know who your real friends are."
   Jack took the "chair" to school.He asked everyone to stand around him and his "chair". "Look!You'll see something great."
   Jack tried to sit on the "chair".Of course,he fell to the ground.Everyone laughed loudly.Jack tried again.But again he fell to the ground.He kept trying to sit on the "chair",and kept falling to the ground…On his last try,he didn't fall.
   Jack looked around and saw George,Lucas,and Diana—three of his best friends.They were holding him up so that he wouldn't fall down again.However,many others who he thought of as his friends did nothing.They just stood there and laughed at him.Then Jack knew who his real friends were.

(1)Jack's grandpa thought
B
B
.
A.Jack had too many real friends
B.Jack had fewer real friends than he thought
C.Jack didn't have any real friends
D.Jack had more real friends than he thought
(2)Jack wanted to find out
A
A
.
A.who were his real friends
B.whether his friends agreed with him
C.whether his friends loved him
D.who wanted to make friends with him
(3)What does the underlined word "invisible" in Paragraph 3 most probably mean in Chinese?
C
C

A.簡陋的
B.結(jié)實(shí)的
C.隱形的
D.珍貴的
(4)When Jack tried to sit on the chair for the last time,
A
A
.
A.three friends held him up
B.the chair was broken
C.he fell to the ground again
D.a(chǎn)ll his friends laughed
(5)From this passage,we learn that
D
D
.
A.a(chǎn) real friend is like a mirror
B.we must think twice before we make friends
C.it's hard to make real friends
D.real friends will help us when we are in need

【考點(diǎn)】杰出人物;詞句猜測;主旨大意;細(xì)節(jié)理解
【答案】B;A;C;A;D
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