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【题目】Who doesn’t have a clingy friend? You know, that person who often calls, texts, and e-mails. He often needs your attention, your feedback, or your help. Worse yet, he often gets antsy when you don’t reply immediately.

Is there ever a moment when you just want to turn off your phone and be alone? But you won’t do that to a friend. Actually there are better ways to deal with a clingy friend.

Give Yourself Some Time

If you really need some time for yourself, or you’re just tired of being the listener, just explain to your friend honestly that you want or need some time of your own. Even the most determined friends will understand and give you some space. Of course, those extremely clingy friends will still call, text, and e-mail. If that happens, just reply gently that you need some time for yourself.

Suggest an Activity for Your Friend

If you are tired of different get-togethers and outings, then you should advise your friend to do something alone. If you both like sports, you could tell your friend to have a try at the new gym. If your friend likes your suggestion, but insists that you go along, just explain that you’ve already visited the gym. Mention that you enjoy the gym. If you’re lucky , he’ll try it, and like it.

Introduce Your Clingy Friend to Others.

Your clingy friend may just be lonely or have trouble meeting new people. If that’s the case , introduce him to others with similar interests. He may just make some new friends.

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There’s no reason for you to rudely tell your clingy friend that he’s a pain in the neck. Just follow the above advice to take your time back. After a while, your clingy friend should learn to value your time and your friendship.

【1】What does the underlined word “antsy” in Paragraph 1 probably mean?

A. busy B. silent C. nervous D. bored

【2】What does the author suggest you do in the first advice?

A. Understand your friends.

B. Be honest with your friends.

C. Spend more time with your friends.

D. Keep your distance from your friends.

【3】Which of the following can best fill in the blank of the last paragraph?

A. Give Your Friend Some Time B. Take Your Time Back

C. Don’t Be Rude D. Value Your Friendship

【4】We can learn from the passage that clingy people __________.

A. are very confident B. have little free time

C. don’t respect others D. don’t want to be alone

【答案】

【1】C

【2】B

【3】C

【4】D

【解析】

试题分析：本文介绍了处理粘人朋友的方法。给自己留一些时间，给你的朋友推荐一种运动，把粘人的朋友推荐给有共同爱好的人。

【1】C。词义猜测题。由第一段的He often needs your attention, your feedback, or your help. Worse yet, he often gets antsy when you don’t reply immediately.可知粘人的朋友需要你的关注，帮助，更糟的是，你不立即回复，他就紧张。故选C

【2】B。细节题。由Give Yourself Some Time建议中的just explain to your friend honestly that you want or need some time of your own可知对朋友要诚实。故选B

【3】C。推理判断题。根据最后一段中的There’s no reason for you to rudely tell your clingy friend that he’s a pain in the neck可知不要对朋友粗鲁。故选C

【4】D。推理判断题。通读全文可知粘人的朋友需要你的关注，回信，帮助，是因不想单独，没有朋友。故选D

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