阅读理解。
On my first day of high school, I saw a boy from my class walking back home after
school. His name was David. He was carrying his books. As I was walking, I saw a group
of kids running toward him, knocking all his books out of his hands. And then they ran
away. David fell down and his glasses went flying. He looked up and I saw sadness in his
eyes. I helped him to look for his glasses and said. "The kids with bad manners should be
punished." There was a big smile that showed real gratitude (感激) on his face.
From then on, we became friends. The more I got to know David, the more I liked him.
Over the next four years, we always studied, played together and had a happy time.
On graduation (毕业) day, I could see that he was nervous about his speech. So I said,
"Hey, you will be the best!" Then he began, "Graduation is a time to thank those who
helped you succeed through those difficult years. Our parents, our teachers, but mostly
our friends. Being a friend to someone is the best gift you can give them. I'll tell you
a story…" I just looked at the handsome popular boy in amazement as he told the story of
the first day we met.
Everyone was surprised to hear all about his hardest moment. I saw his Mom and Dad
looking at me and smiling that same thankful smile. Not until that moment did I realize
its deep meaning.
Never underestimate (低估) the power of your actions. With one small action, you can
change a persons life. As you can see, friends are angels (天使) to make us rise when our
wings (翅膀) have problems flying.
根据短文内容判断正、误。 正确的填“A”，错误的填“B”。
( )1. The writer and David were classmates.
( )2. The kids with bad manners were punished by the writer when they knocked David
down.
( )3. Everyone was surprised to hear all about David'S hardest moment.
( )4. The writer realized that one small action could change a person'S life before
hearing David's speech.
( )5. The underlined sentence at the end of the passage means "A friend in need is a
friend indeed (真正地)."
