In Mark Twain’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the friendship     1     was formed between Huck Finn and Jim is an important theme of the book, though they appeared to be an unlikely pair. Huck was a poor white boy     2     father often beat him, while Jim was a black slave     3     longed to be free. One day, Huck ran away from home to an island. There he met Jim and made friends with him. Then they left the island together on a raft     4     they found on the Mississippi River. They headed north to Illinois, a state in which Jim could become free. The high point of the story came when Huck was faced with the decision of whether to hand Jim over to some slave catchers. In the end, Huck decided that Jim was the friend     5     he needed and valued, and refused to give him up. From this story we can see that friends are people     6     support you through thick and thin.

Zhou Liang is the     1     (good) friend of mine. He is sixteen. He is not very tall, but he is smart. He has many different     2     (hobby).     3     (listen) to music is his favorite. He is     4     (interest) in sports very much. He is    5     member of our school football team. Zhou Liang also likes     6     (surf) the Internet. He works hard at his lessons so he does well     7     all the subjects. He can work out the math problems so     8     (easy). He is kind and ready     9     (help) others. He is the person    10     has helped me make progress. I hope our friendship will last forever.