Section I Reading Comprehension (40 points) Read the paccngo.Then answer the questions that follow.(5 points cach) The Beginning of a Friendship Luey waa a shy and frightened little girl when she first stood in front of Mrg.Camphell'e third-urade clagg.It wag Monday."Now.ahildran.wa arx vary lusky today.I would like yau ta meet Luey.She and her femily just mered hers from Guam.Shc will bc in our cla3s for the rest of the year."Pointing to a two-student desk that was empty.the tencher addragaed the new student."You can have that desk over there, Looking only at the floor and holding her books close to her,Lucy walked over to her desk.However,she stumbled slightly and her books fell on the floor.Some of the kids in the class laughed-because that's the way some kids were.Lucy picked up her books and sat down,alone.The class had an odd number of students,so she was the only one without a desk partner. When it was time for the first recess,all the kids hurried out of the classroom-all the kids but Lucy,that is.She waited until they were gone,got the snack out of her lunchbox, and walked slowly out to the playground.All the children were laughing,running,and playing. Unnoticed,Lucy made her way to a big tree,where she sat down on a bench and ate, alone.She watched the others play,but nobody came over to ask her if she wanted to join them. When lunchtime came,the situation was the same.The girls played hopscotch and the boys played ball,and Lucy sat alone on the bench under the big tree.The only thing any of the kids said to her all day was,"Guam?I've never heard of Guam.I'm from America. Lucy was too shy to say anything.The little boy ran off to tell his friends that people from Guam didn't talk.That's the way some kids were.The next day Lucy told her mom she 1375SL>Ction 1 Rellding Compl'@hl!li~ion (40 pointg) Relld the pll~~llge_ T)u~n AngWêt' thê quωtiòns thatω (S PQint;j çi\çh Th毒lJ Ìnninr; ()f .. Fri mlllhip L\lGY Wíllì íl lih:r and frìf:htmcd !ìttlc 1!':ìr1 whcn :\he èint toα1 in from of MrK_ C:lmpb(lll'" tllirù'-í!r:l由 l:u~~_ It W!1!,; Monr1 ny_ .. Now. f' kílrl l'酬， llP阜币基F}' IÜ"'k~ tòdar- 1 would l;ke 户口 lõ t~eel L..cy. ~hc aml h"r {琶亘古lr j~HH rn n;~ hGfli fmm Guam. hc wilt br: ìn our cla:n Cor thc oC the ye 1!.L .. Fointinll to :ot two-~tudent d(l!:k th!l.t W!l.!l ()mpψ. thll tll 且l' hêl' dd!' Il !H1êd th ~t l1 nt_ "y Ou Cân hâve that desk ovcr thcn:, 7J Looking only a. t the floor a.nd holding her books close to her. Lucy walked over to her desk. However. she stumbled slightly nd her books fell on the floor. Some of the kids in the class laughed~because that' s the way some kids were. Lucy picked up her books and sat down. alone. The class had an odd number of students, so she was the only one without a desk partner. When it was time for the first recess, all the kids hurried out of the classroom~all the kids but Lucy , that is. She waited until they were gone , got the snack out of her lunchbox , and walked slowly out to the playground. All the children were laughing. running , and playing. Unnoticed , Lucy made her way to a big tree , where she sat down on a bench and ate , alone. She watched the others play , but nobody came over to ask her if she wanted to join them. When lunchtime came , the situation was the same. The girls played hopscotch and the boys played bal1, and Lucy sat alone on the bench under the big tree. The only thing any of the kids said to her all day was , "Guam? l' ve never heard of Guam. l' m from America. " Lucy was too shy to say anything. The little boy ran off to tell his friends that people from Guam didn't talk. That' s the way some kids were. The next day Lucy told her mom she 1375