Ann was my best friend. She had come to play half an hour ago, and I didn’t want her to go. “Your mother said you could stay an hour.” I said.
Ann pointed at the Teddy Bear on my desk. “I’ll stay if you give me your Teddy Bear.” she said.
I couldn’t imagine giving it to her. It was a special gift from Aunt Reba on my tenth birthday. My aunt was a beautiful and kind woman who was never too busy to spend time with me. The day she died, I cried for hours, unable to believe that I would never see her again. Now, when I saw the Teddy Bear, I was filled with memories(回忆) of Aunt Reba.
“Come on,” Ann shouted, “I’m your best friend.”
I don’t know what came over me, but I really wanted someone to play with me. So I handed Ann the Teddy Bear! Then, she stayed.
That evening I went to bed without dinner. The memories of Aunt Reba brought tears to my eyes. How ashamed I felt. I was sad all night.
Alone in the dark, I asked myself, “Is Ann really my best friend?”
At school the next day, I found Ann. I asked for the Teddy Bear. She was surprised at first. Then she thought for a few seconds and finally said, “Okay, I don’t like it anyway.”
After that, Ann and I stopped playing together. Through the years, I have had other best friends. I have come to understand that best friends are people who want to spend time with you, and they ask nothing in return.
Ann finally stayed to play with the writer because __________.

A． she wanted to play with the writer

B． Ann’s mother ordered her to stay

C． she was the writer’s best friend

D． the writer gave her the Teddy Bear

From the passage we learn __________.

A． the Teddy Bear had a sweet face

B． Anna and the writer were friends again at last

C． the writer loved Aunt Reba deeply

D． best friends always ask something in return

The Chinese meaning of the word “ashamed” in this passage is probably “__________”.

A．兴奋的	B．羞愧的
C．忠诚的	D．凶狠的

The best title of the passage may be “__________”.

A． The Teddy Bear	B． Aunt Reba
C． Best Friends	D． My Tenth Birthday