Ⅲ. Read the passages and choose the best answers to Questions 1 to 6, and write down the answer to Question 7.
A
Sometimes I'm happy, sometimes I'm torn.
It's hard to know what I should do.
My friends love games and things so new.
I love old books and painting too.
They laugh and say I'm being strange.
This bad feeling, hard to change.
I practise skills they'll never see.
Alone, but feeling a bit free.
Then slowly I begin to see
what makes me special, makes me ME.
The pain I felt was helping me
to find the person I should be.
So if you're walking all alone,
and haven't found your proper zone,
remember—every start is slow.
The finest things need time to grow.
Just follow what you love to do.
The truest friend you have is YOU.
Your different path, though strange it seems,
will take you where you'll find your dreams.
()1. What does the underlined word "torn" most probably mean?
A. Relaxed. B. Sad.
C. Bored. D. Calm.
()2. According to the poem, what does the writer do when friends laugh at him?
A. Keep practising the skills alone.
B. Try to explain the hobbies to friends.
C. Stop the hobbies and join the friends.
D. Argue with the friends about the hobbies.
()3. What is the best title for the poem?
A. The Pain of Being Different
B. How to Make New Friends
C. Finding Me in My Own Way
D. The Dreams We All Have

Ⅲ. 1. B 2. A 3. C