1.What is the author's point of view of online friends and face-to-face friends?

A. People can hardly make true friends through social media.
B. Making friends online is better because of the advantages the Internet has.
C. Face-to-face friends are the most important as they can accompany each other.
D. The feelings of making friends online are no difference with making friends face-to-face.

What is the most important advantage of online friends?

A. You can make friends with people from all over the world.
B. You can communicate with a large variety of people at the same time.
C. You can be more honest and open when communicating online.
D. You can find compatible friends by looking online.

Why does the author say face-to-face friends are also important?

A. Because face-to-face friends are the only true friends you make in your life.
Because face-to-face friends are good listeners to your troubles.
C. Because face-to-face friends provide you with more comfort when you are upset.
D. Because face-to-face friends can spend time with you.

Write down the following words from the textofiExplore 2 according to their explanations. Your are provided with the first letter for each word in brackets as hints. Remember to writeacomplete word in each blank.1.(i)(v.) to communicate with someone, especially while you work, play or spend time with them2.(c)(adj.) have a good relationship with each other of having similar opinions and interests3.(m)(adj.) unusually large4.(c)(n.) a difference between people, ideas, situations, things etc. that are being compared5.(c)(v.) to express your disapproval of someone or something, or to talk about their faults6.(h)(adj.) uncertain about what to do or say