()13. I didn't know which T-shirt was ______, so I took them both. A. nicer B. well C. best D. good

()14. —What's your best friend like? —______. A. He's fine B. He likes watching TV C. He's a teacher D. He's helpful and generous

()15. —I'm going to take part in the piano competition next week. —______! A. Congratulations B. Good luck C. Not at all D. With pleasure

三、完形填空
After school on Friday, I waited at the school gate to walk home with Jemma as usual. Then I saw 1 talking and laughing happily with some other girls. She glanced(瞥一眼) at me and left me alone there. I knew that I 2 my best friend right then.
After dinner, Mum asked, “Is Jemma coming by tomorrow?” I shrugged(耸肩) and said nothing. The next morning, Mum asked, “Today is 3. What are you and Jemma going to do?” I shrugged again. Mum looked at me in 4, but she didn't go on asking. A few minutes later, Mum said, “Will you take the food to Grandma, please?” I 5. When I walked down the street, a new girl in the neighbourhood came towards me, smiling to me. But I said 6 and went past her. Grandma welcomed me at the door with a warm hug.
Sitting on the sofa, I noticed some old 7 of kids on the table. Grandma pointed at a girl 8 short black hair. “That's Beth Lambert, my friend,” she said. “Beth and I used to be best friends at school. We did everything 9. But one day, she made new friends and said she didn't want to hang out with me any more. Nothing hurt me 10 that.” I couldn't say anything because I knew I would start 11 if I opened my mouth.
Grandma hugged me again. “Amy, sometimes we may lose friends not because of ourselves. It might happen to anyone,” she continued. “Then，see her?” Grandma pointed to another photo. There was a girl with glasses 12 by Grandma's side. “She lived near me. I 13 her to play ball games with me，and soon we became friends.” “So if we want to start a new friendship,” she said，“one smile is all it takes.”
When I was going 14 home, I saw the new girl again. I went over to her, 15 and said, “Hello.”